Morning and Evening Radio Schedules at KWKH
The page lists daily radio programming across morning and evening slots. Highlights include Renfro Valley, Protestant Hour, Children’s Bible Hour, News, World Radio, Today’s Farm Story, Radio Bible Class, St. Mark’s Episc Church Service, Astros vs Phillies double header, Voices in Headline, and Spiritua ls blocks with Life Line and Sign Off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoe-Tv
Pastor
Yankees
Twins
Ed Sullivan
Cara Williams
Ktve-Tv
Baptist Church
Sugarfoot
Hoppity Hooper
Directions
Discovery Ksla
Shreveport
TV Gospel Time
Camera Three
Herald of Truth
Face the Nation
KTAL
Walt Disney
Showtime
Bishop Sheen
Roquesty
Frontiers of Faith
Dimension Six
Alexandria
Channel 5
Living Word
Bibie
Eddo
News Sports Twins
Lassie
Slattery's People
Wlbt-Tv
Jackson
Miss
the Answer
Ath King Fan Ly
Faith For Life
Presbyterian Church
Goodwill Iody Assat
Bob Poole
Bonanza M-Gosne
Jubilee
Boston Symphony
Ciesn
Indinnead
KWKH
Shre
Renfro Valley
World Radio
Ports
KLIC
Monroe
Fulton Lewis Jr
Day Camp Activities Start Monday at Twin Cities YMCA
John Dobbins announces the Y M C A Y W C A Day Camp for boys and girls opens Monday, running June 21 to July 2 with swimming canoeing fishing nature lore crafts trips singing riflery archery devotionals and campouts under Christian leadership. Staff completed Leadership Training Course led by Dobbins with Bess Sharp Dervis Tippen Donnie Letterman Edwin Davis and Ann Hughes. Reservations remain for the second period July 5 16 girls camp and third period July 19 30 boys and girls camp. Call 325 7391 to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbins
Bess Sharp
Y.W.C.A
Dervis Tippen
Donnie Letterman
Y.M. C.A
Baptist Group Heads to World Alliance Conference
Several members of College Place Baptist Church will drive from Monroe on Wednesday to Miami Beach Florida for the Baptist World Alliance Conference opening Friday. The group includes Rev and Mrs Y Farl Ogg and their son Ramsey Mr and Mrs M A Hawley Jr and son Maurice and Mr and Mrs Ivy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Place Baptist Church
Monroe
Baptist World Alliance Conference
Miami Beach
Florida
Y. Farl Ogg
Ramsey
M. A. Hawley Jr
Maurice
Ivy
Negro Arrested In New Orleans For Picketing
In New Orleans a Negro picket was arrested for refusing to move outside a downtown department store. NAACP vice president Liewelyn Soniat posted bond, then returned with other pickets to continue demonstrations against alleged discriminatory hiring. Pickets also target Coca Cola plant in Jefferson Parish with ongoing protests and a three week delay cited for ad clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
APT
Liewelyn Soniat
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Coca Cola Company
Jefferson Parish
Soniat
Latin Students Changing Universities Key Ground
AP special correspondent William L. Ryan reports on Latin American universities as political theaters where Communists wield influence through student bodies. He notes shifting attitudes as students push for closer ties to society, while traditions rooted in colonial eras hinder reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Latin America
United States
U.S
Spain
Italy
France
Americas
Argentina
Area Resident's Son Gets Award
Ta llulah soldier Col Capshaw, son of Mrs Sally Capshaw, received the first Oak Leaf Cluster to the Legion of Merit from Major Eugene Salet at the U S Army War College for meritorious service at Fort Polk from 1962 to 1964. The event notes a church conference with Baptists from about 75 countries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
RADIO
NBC
Gonoon
Morgan Beatty
Midnigh
Nws
Tabernacle Choir
Independent
Amer
Collector’s Corner
Spirituals
Life Line
Crossett
Ark
KLPL
KTOC
Jonesboro
Knoe
KC Monroe
Ocal
CBS News
Pat Buttram
Mildred Swift
Dear Abby
Dixie Ware
Arthur Godfrey
Lowell Thomas
World Tonight
KC Bastrop
KWCL
KUZN
West Monroe
Farmerville
Rayville
KMAR
Satre
Galaxy
Wee Pr
John Dobbins
Twin Cities
Y.M.C.A
William L. Ryan
Caracas
Venezuela
Liberty
Richard Harding Davis
Jewelers
Paramount Theatre
R&a Jewelers
Catalpea At
DeSiard, Monroe
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