Father and Son BanquetHas Own Broadcast SetfeA radio »Uton opened her* lm n%ht, but tl™i again with the end of the Father ud Son bisquft at the Main Strwt Baptist church Rev. L. H. Loach papier of the thuzrh. w»* the temporary announcer of 3ISBC.The pwgnm, tciwdisf to announce-tmou, was put osi a bookup, tncludtajr the state armory, the church, and an undertaking parlor.One hundred and forty fathm and sons attended, the banquet in the iroom of the church. Following the din- j ;ner, the program wa* presented under; i the tutelage at Lee D* CtoucIl ▲ flhr«a- j I dyne radio had been let up downstair*, I I huuletl up «ith a portable bmariras; ing j : ret, which had been erected upstairs, mike k [ and all intact.I The program opened u NtmWmMfi Losch'i rrice boomed out through the i loud speaker. ~thia b rtittn MBBQ broadcasting from the mam imueg room of the Main Street Baptist church, one- ■ rwtf*. oq a nation wide hook-dp of Oteyo, Wells Bridge, Morris, and Milford Center on a frequency of TOO Icicle*, by permfc*: slon at Bill Hoffman at the Water Board.” \ I Rev. Loach’* voice was somewhat dto- ! ffhiscd to imitate that of Graham■ Make Bdkvt The first number was I by the Baraca quartet, with Bortt Hub-| bard as first tenor, Lester Townsend as | second tenor* Del Pftrtball as baaa. andj Jpjce* May. Other eniatihtf* wen, • Mr. and Mm Frank R Brew, Ln D.!■ ewweft. Claude Champlln. Frank M * HiiL I. J. Bookhout. Mr. and Mrs. Garw Rogers. F. C. Huntington. Kenneth Knb-kern. and Mr. and Mi*. P. Gibbs. f | The dinner was served by the Mkl of