Screenings listed for Midtown and surrounding drive-ins
A dense catalog of film titles and stars noted for Midtown and neighboring drive-ins led by appearances of Steve Cochran David Brian Dorothy Hart and more. The list spans numerous double features across venues including Greenbrier Marmet Vatley and Elkview with familiar names such as Roy Rogers Gene Autry Abbott and Lupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midtown
Virginian
Folsom Prison
Steve Cochran
David Brian
Dorothy Hart
Ted deCorsia
Ethel Barrymore
Maurice Evans
Little Girl
Jeanne Crain
Dale Robertson
Mitzi Gaynor
Jean Peters
Scott Brady
Alexis Smith
George O'Brien
William Boyle
Greenbrier
Renegades
Evelyn Keyes
William Parker
Mark of the Gorilla
Johnny ‘Watermouller
Bisho
Bud Abbots
Lou Costello
Teair
Bud Abbott
West
Legion of the Lawles
Texas
Dennis Morgan
Jace Caron
David Wayne
Tom Ewell
Roy Rogers
Penny Edwards
Johnson
Joann Dru
Johnny W
Nancy Kelly
Custer
Wyoming
Mm Holt
Richard Martin
N.Y
Charles Korvin
State
Harle
Montezuma
Richard Widmerk
Walter Palance
John Garfield
Patricia Neal
Peito
Taxan
Evelyn Ankers
Jimmy Elligon
Millen
Dollar Pursuit
Steve Flagg
Bunces In
Roy Hogers
Trigger
Pather
Bachelor
William Holden
Coleen Gray
Vatley Drive-In
Gene Autry
Champion
Marjorie Reynolds
Elkview Drive-In
Marilyn Maxwell
Kirk Douglas
Fenny Edward
Civitan report covers Jacksonville convention and club goals
Charleston Civitan Club heard reports on the international Civitan convention in Jacksonville Florida at a weekly luncheon. President Meador District Gov Goff and organizer Roberts spoke noting 1001 registered with 608 men and many wives or children, praising a resolution against government competition in private business. Dist Gov Goff and Roberts outlined events leading to Arthur Crownover’s election as international president and seven new clubs planned in West Virginia. The club voted to cooperate with Coonskin Park development. Singers League to Meet: West Virginia Singers League will meet tomorrow at St Matthew's United Holy Church in Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Civitan Club
International Civitan
Jacksonville
Fla
Daniel Boone Hotel
PG. Meador
W. B. Goff
C. BE. Roberts
Meador
Roberts
Dist
Goff
Arthur Crownover
Nashville
Tenn
West Virginia
W. T. Coleman
Coonskin Park
Singers’ League
West Virginia Singers’ League, Inc
St. Matthew's United Holy Church
Bluefield
Radio Programs On Air Today Dense Schedule Notes
A lengthy OCR drawn guide lists radio and TV programs by time, station, and show across WCHS WRNA WTIP WMON WCAW WGKV and others. It includes news, dramas, music, sports, and religious programs with multiple entries per hour, showing a busy broadcast day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCHS
WRNA
Suh
Churen
Nexs
WCAW
WGKV
Radio and Music Schedule Summary for Evening Lineup
A dense listing of radio stations and their programs across the evening from 6:00 to 11:15 PM. Entries include WCHS WENA WTIP WMON WCAW WGKV WKNA WOHS WTTP and others, with shows spanning news, sports, symphonies, comedy, talks, prayers, and dance programs. Notable acts include Vaughn Monroe, Gene Autry, Judy Canova, and the Grand Ole Opry, among various local programming blocks.
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Monego
Wilp
Church of God
WCAW
Mont
WOKV
WCHS
WTIP
Homr
Wmon—Radio Chapel
WAW
Wchs—Antele Lianel
Wtip—Assembly
WGKV
WMON
Sacred Heart
Thea Garden
Fpolly
Russ Morgan
WGKY
Mindy
Mr. Hissam
Wakv
Mary Lee Tays
WENA
Junior Junction
Adventu
WGEV
Hollywood
Maugham
Magic Valley
U. 5S
Muripe
Assembly of God
woHs—Theatre of Tod
Ranch Boys
Malady Kitchen
New Life Hour
WLBS
WRNA
ABC
Bony Contin Jaturday
WHNA
American Farmer
Phillies
Dodgers
WOAW
Town Grier
Philadelphia Phill
S. EsBrooklyn Dodgers
Meter Brewing CU Brewers
W. VA
Weaw
WGERV
FE Wchs
Jane Dae
Robert Ruda
Vets' Bulletin Board
Highway Safety
WOHS
Gurls
Palm Beach
Chicago
Cinm
WORV
Grand Central
Rev
Hilbert
Banda
Les Castle
U.S.A
U.S
WTIF
Peal
Guonoce
Bobby Benson
M. G. Burnzlae
WTTP
Ralph Flansgale
Land of Free
Father’s Day Penn
Harry Wisner
Sugar Creek Mission
Waite Hart
NBC
Symphony
Wels
M. G. Burnelde
Carle
WwoHs
Sang
al Helfer
Walta
WEKRA
Bert Andrews
Vaughn Monroe
Shaw Wekna
Hissom Tabernacis
Ray Steld & Co
Cecil Brown
Newd
Gene Autry Shaw
Wkna—Rescue Service
WOAV
WCOHS
Lombardoland
Lombardoland USA
Wwgev
Dennis Day
WKNA
Hissom Tabernacle
WGEEV
Judy Canova
Grand Ole Opry
WIP
Hissom
Kiusit
Wako
Television lineup for WSAZ Huntington Channel Five
A dated schedule lists programs and times for WSAZ Huntington Channel Five including news headlines at 9 50 Teen Time Varieties 10 00 A Date With Judy 11 00 Big Tap Versatile Varieties 19 30 Two Girls Named Sent 1 00 Parade 1 30 Down on the Farm 14S 4 Bay With Brad 2 00 Chicago vs Cina 4 00 To Be Announced 4 30 Nature of Things 4 45 On the Ling with FE Considine 5 00 Horace Heidt and Youth Opportunity Program 6 K1 Loun Ranger 4 30 One Man s Family 7 00 Summer Theater 5 00 Faye Emerson s Wonderful Town 8 30 The Show Goes On 4 00 Doodles Weaver 0 30 Your Mit Parade 10 00 Wrestling 12 00 News Weather Sigs Off
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Vallu
Brad
Chicago
Horace Heidt
Faye Emerson
Mit
Women of the Moose Install Officers in Charleston
Officers of Charleston Chapter No. 317 Women of the Moose to be installed at 2 p m tomorrow at the Moose home on Capitol Street by Edith Slater installing deputy. Assisting Slater are Lena Slaymaker guiding chaplain and Fred Moore installing guide. Academy of Friendship escorts. Refreshments after with Ida Kalkoff in charge. Senior regent Lotha Walker leads, others include Irene Wright Garnet Bias Oliver White Louise Lynch Mary Unton Grace Wiseman Lois Crutchfield O Dell Lanham Anna Belle Mackey Julia Elias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Chapiter No. 317
Women of the Moose
Moose
Capitol
Edith Slater
Slater
Lena Slaymaker
Fred Moore
Academy of Friendship
Ida Kalkoff
Lotha Walker
Red Cross Offers Free Swimming Classes in Dunbar Pool
Kanawha Clay Chapter of the American Red Cross will run free swimming classes for boys and girls aged 6 to 17 from July 2 to July 14 at the Dunbar 4-H pool. Classes are at 9 30 in the morning until 11 daily except July 4 with a 10 cent pool fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Red Cross
Kanawha-Clay Chapter
American Red Cross
Dunbar
Sun suit pattern ad by Anne Adams for Charleston Gazette
An Anne Adams pattern ad promotes a sunsuit sewing kit for babies and children, detailing sizes 2 4 6 8 and yardage for fabric. It invites readers to mail 30 cents to pattern dept in New York with name address size and style number and offers a summer pattern book for 20 cents with glamorous thrift fashion illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Dunbar Singing Convention at 4-H Fairgrounds
The Dunbar Singing Convention will meet tomorrow at the 4-H Fairgrounds, sponsored by Rose Valley Church. A local note claims one fourth of a human being's nervous energy is used by the eyes, reflecting a period belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar. Sing
Dunbar Singing Convention
4-H. Fairgrounds
Rose Valley Church
Piedmont schedules vacation flights to Virginia and North Carolina beaches
Piedmont Airlines announced two new vacation flights starting Sunday. One departs Charleston at 8 15 a m daily with stops at Roanoke Winston Salem Raleigh Fayetteville Myrtle Beach and Wilmington North Carolina. The return departs Wilmington at 630 p m daily arriving at Kanawha Airport at 1009 p m. Passengers can connect to beaches in the region and service members can link with Army camps and Navy installations. The additions bring Kanawha Airport flights to 45 for Piedmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Airlines
Charleston
Roanoke
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Fayetteville
Myrtle Beach
Wilmington
N. C
Kanawha
Virginia- North Carolina
Navy Awards Contracts for Ordnance Plant Work
The Navy awarded a 16495 dollar contract to Harry Dougherty and Sox Inc of Charleston for boiler conversion at the Naval Ordnance Plant in South Charleston with work starting July 9 and finishing February 4, 1952. CH Jimison & Sons of Huntington received 16760 dollars for stacks rehabilitation at the same plant. Bayliss and Ramey of Charleston submitted a low bid of 16336 dollars for administration building rewiring, but the contract has not been awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Navy
Harry Dougherty and
Sox, Inc
Charleston
W. Va
Naval Ordnance Plant
South Charleston
CH. Jimison & Sons
Huntington
Naval
Bayliss and Ramey, Inc
South Charleston Naval Ordnance Plant
Dr Elias to report for active duty with U S Air Force
Dr Elias R. Elias son of Mr and Mrs George Elias of 2910 Washington St BE will report to active duty July 1 at Langley Field Virginia He is a 1949 graduate of Physicians and Surgeons College Columbia University He interned at Cincinnati General Hospital and studied at University of Minnesota Hospital He enlisted last fall and was commissioned a first lieutenant He plans to study at Mayo Clinic and University of Minnesota Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis R. Elias
George Elias
Washington St. BE
U. S. Air Force
Langley Field
Elias
Physicians and Surgeons College of
Columbia University
Cincinnati General Hospital
O. H. Wangenstein
University of Minnesota Hospital
Air Force
Mayo Clinic
Coal production up 10 percent to 11,030,000 tons
The National Coal Association estimated bituminous production for the week ended June 23 at 11,030,000 tons, up from 10,302,000 the prior week. The comparable week in 1950 reached 10,546,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Coal Assoc
State Code Demands Removal of Gadgets From Windshield
State motor vehicle code requires unobstructed windshields and operational wipers plus no signs or posters on windshields or side windows. It bans distracting television sets and mandates annual inspections starting after a delay. It also limits loud horns, sets muffler standards, requires reflectors and lights, and requires warning devices for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morgan
the Gazette
Don McClaugherty
West Virginia
Belle Executive Seated on Defense Panel
W A Horror vice president of Belle Alkali Co was named to the Methyl Chloride Industry Advisory Committee of the National Production Authority, US Commerce, to represent industry opinions in shaping the defense production program and ensure adherence to anti trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
W. A. Horror
Belle
W. Va
Horror
National Production Authority
U. S. Department of Commerce
EPA
Commerce Department
30 Year Emblems Presented by Telephone Company
Emblems denoting 30 years of service with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of West Virginia were presented at a luncheon last week to A F Foutty and W G Teders. Presentation was made by Chief Engineer J B Goldsmith. Guests included R M Durrett G P Jones J H Engel WT McFall L G Willett R M Carter Co Clifton R F Norwood and K L Callicoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapphire
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
West Virginia
A. F. Foutty
W. G. Teders
J. 8. Goldsmith
R. M.durrett
G. P. Jones
J. H. Engel
Wt, McFall
L. G. Willett
R. M.carter
Embezzler Blames Expensive Wife in Conviction
HUNTINGTON June 29 An embezzler, James D. Childers, was convicted of stealing $5, Gan.34. He testified his wife’s extravagance led him to borrow tax money to cover debt, buy furniture on installments, and fund whisky and meals while she threatened exposure. His stepfather testified, the jury deliberated 10 minutes, and Judge H. Clay Worth set July 27 for a motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
James D. Childers
Cabell County
Childers
Childe
H. Clay Worth
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Challenge of
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Air Force Band
Wchs—Moody Choral Group
WSAZ
Channel Five
Humphrey P Sleanor
Ratagnd
Massey
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Hopalong Cassidy
Ene Mehta
Re Cau
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Technicolar
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KING
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Penny Edwarde Pless
Roy Bowers
Monte Hale
Old Frontier
Brownland Baptist Church
Brier Creek
Chambers
Mountain Room Clothier
Piedmont
Ordnance Plant
Dr. Elias
U.S. Air Force
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Mlee
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Treasure Island
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George Montromerr
Marie Windsor
OO OD
Arizona
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Farrell MacDonald
John Jund
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Perm
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Legion OF Lawless
E-Geer Entertainment
Kind Lady
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Ekg
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Keenan Wynk
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Hiels
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Bruce Cowling
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Alse
Forrest Tucker
orHy
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Ays Crain
Technicolor
Washington St
Ny.c
Sffr Specia
Ceonea Reon
Pete Hammet
Bonnie Hudnall
James Kappas, Quiener
Pinson
Louis Jordan
Municipal Auditorium
Annee Sorbar
Vigars Grill
M. & 3 Pharmacy
Flemings Club
Wan'e
Court St. Pharmeacy
Race Music Shop
Billy's Barbecue
Mack's Place
Chetaseaka
Fayette Dry Cleaning
Montgomery
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