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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
3
Central New York page summarizes radio daytime and evening schedules across NBC ABC and CBS. It notes cost contrasts with television, non professional talent, and simple set production. Provides specific time blocks and show names like Fibber and Molly and We The People.
Tonight features YC at 7:00 This Is Your Life followed by Alan Young at 7:30, Bob Hope at 8:00, and Big Town at 9:00. Mystery Theater also airs at 7:00 in a different block.
A Sunday School was organized at the White Oak school house after an address by J L Michael Missionary of the American Sunday School Union. Elected officers include Arthur Knauss as superintendent Archie Brookman as assistant superintendent Edith Schultz as secretary Sylvia Brookman as treasurer librarians Barbara Meador Lorene Brookman. Mary Potter to teach Adults Edith Schults intermediates Trellis Brookman juniors Ruth Chambliss primary. They plan to meet at 10 oclock in the common school building.
The Spring Garden and Mt Olive Sunday Schools start Daily Vacation Bible Schools on June 6 with teachers Mrs J A Ashworth Mrs Greta Vitazgeral Mrs Lavern Adams and Mrs Alice Nelson as principal for Mt Olive. Farrington Center starts June 14 taught by Miss Clarice McCalley. Bakerville hosts Children’s Day likely June 12. Young Peoples Bible Conference at Benton Lake runs July 2–9 for rural youth over 10 from all denominations. volunteers welcome as this marks the 15th year. Grounds offer cooling shade and a welcoming gathering space.
A brief mention notes water access shade and playgrounds located four miles north of Benton, highlighting local recreational facilities and nearby coordinates for residents and visitors.
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