TV Guide Listing for Friday Evening Schedule
TV lineup lists shows on WRC channel four from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM including Hawkins Falls First Love Sweeney World Modern Romance Pinky Lee Howdy Doody Footlight Theater Wyoming Outlaw John Wayne plus News and programs through 11:30 PM with Captain Video at 11:00 PM and late news and weather segments.
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Wyoming
Eddie Fisher
Phoebe
Steve
Feud of the Trail leads Temple Ranch at 4 PM
Schedule lists Temple Ranch program Feud of the Trail with Tom Tyler at 4, followed by The Early Show and a night of news, sports, and entertainment segments on Channel 4.
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Tom Tyler
Esso
Mark Evans
Edwards
Perry Como
Playhouse of Stars
Miss Brooks
Siegel
Television Schedule Dense With Classics From 7 to 3
Local listings outline a full day of programming including news at 7 15 and 11 00 pm plus film features such as Fabulous Dorseys and Riding California Trail. Kid oriented fare runs with Rin Tin Tin Kukla Fran Ollie and Space Cadet while sports feature circles Northwestern vs Ohio State basketball.
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Jim Gibbons
Rash
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
John Daly
Ozzie and Harriet
Ray Bolger
the Wise
G. Roland
Northwestern
Ohio State
Afternoon schedule highlights and program lineup
The listing shows a day’s broadcasting with ABC news at 12 35 music at 12 35 13 45 check or board time 1 55 weekend news 2 00 metropolitan opera 5 00 weekend news 8 08 music.
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ABC
Metropolitan Opera
Shenandoah Valley Group to Elect Officers January 25
Staunton Virginia Shenandoah Valley Inc will hold its annual meeting at Stonewall Jackson Hotel on January 25 with a 2 30 pm business session and a social hour dinner in the evening. Election of 1955 officers and by law changes are on the docket along with reports on 1954 activities led by President George W Serrett.
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Stonewall
Jackson
Charles W. MacKensie
Mary Baldwin College
Charles P. Blackley
Staunton-Augusta
Capon Bridge Firemen Dinner To Aid New Fire Company
Capon Bridge Farm Women's Club plans a January 29 benefit dinner at Capon Bridge school cafeteria to fund a new fire truck for the Capon Bridge Fire Company. Proceeds go to the fire company, tickets at Northern Virginia Power office or at the door. Committees led by Frank Wade and Harold Henderson, with Mrs. Charles Shoemaker and others, contributed to the plan. The group also voted a $5 donation to the 1955 March of Dimes.
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Capon Bridge Fire Company
Capon Bridge Farm Women’s Club
Capon Bridge School
Northern Virginia Power Company
Frank Wade
Harold Henderson
Charles Shoemaker
John Watring
William Shobe
Ray Wolford
Morris Kefauver
Ted McDonald
Odell Ramsburg
Ray Foltz
Harry Hiett
Robert Lovett
Mervin Wolford
Harry Slonaker
Kenzil Oates
James Webster
Interior policy on oil drilling in federal wildlife refuges
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports a stop order issued on August 31 1953 blocking all government leasing within wildlife refuges under current regulations pending a sound policy. The issue remains under study by the Department and no regulatory amendments or revocation of the stop order have been issued.
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Department of the Interior
M.G.E
Fish and Wildlife Service
Bank of Clarke County Reports Successful Year
The Bank of Clarke County held its annual stockholders meeting on January 13 with Judge Harold G. Potts elected chairman and Floyd L. McWilliams as secretary. Over 80 percent of stock represented. earnings rose to record levels and total deposits and assets peaked. Capital increased from 50 000 to 100 000 and shares from 2000 to 10000. A Farm Service Department was added under Julian C. Glascock. directors re-elected and officers listed. A light luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Clarke County
Harold G. Potts
Floyd L. McWilliams
William B. Clagett
Robert L. Withers
McWilliams
J. M. H. Clagett
E. G. Coiner
Julian C. Glascock
Dr. C. Haden
H. C. McGehee
E. Blackburn Moore
Roy E. Potts
Wm. R. Thompson
A. Garland Williams
F. L. McWilliams
Arthur H. Edmunds
Mary V. Webb
Camille C. Wisecarver
Helen L. McDonald
Edith W. Rodger
Margaret H. Barthel
Leila E. van Deventer
Charles T. Hardesty, III
Dorothy C. Paget
Marie L. Chapman
Edith R. Clark
Chaplains in Congress and U S monetary standard
The House Chaplain is Rev Bernard Braskamp, Presbyterian, with a gross annual salary of 4200 dollars and a basic salary of 3774 dollars. The Senate Chaplain is Rev Frederick Brown Harris, Methodist. The U S did not stay on the gold standard during the Civil War, using a depreciated paper money standard from December 30 1861 to January 1 1879.
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U. S. House of Representatives
W.D. A
House
Bernard Braskamp
Frederick Brown Harris
Senate
United States
Rj.t. A
Radio Programs Broadcasts on Key Stations
A listing of evening radio schedules across networks CBS NBC and ABC detailing 6:00 to 11:00 PM programs. Entries include News for 15 minutes Sports and News programs Daily Commentary Dinah Shore Frank Sinatra Perry Como Bing Crosby Amos Andy and College Basketball with various network affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbs
Abo-Mbs-West
Nbe U.N
Abc-East
Nbe
Tennessee Ernie
Cbs News
Abe
Mbs
Abe the Chevaliers
Lone Ranger
One Man's Family
Dinah Shore
Jack Gregson
Frank Sinatra
Garroway
Ab Godfrey
Perry Como
Cbs Serenade
Bing Crosby
Amos Andy
Cbs the World
Abo
Keen
London Melodies
Cbs Indoors
Abo Dance Orchestra
News & Varieties
Neta
Radio and TV Schedule Listings for Weeknight and Weekend
A structured slate of broadcasts and programs across WINC including 6:00 News and Weather through 11:15 Sign Off on weekdays, plus Saturday lineup with News 7:00 11:30 revival and church services. Programs feature ABC affiliates Martin Agronsky and space patrol, country music and talk shows, ending with Church of God at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McConnell
Space Patrol
Bill Stern
Sammy Kaye
Martin Agronsky
ABC
Melody Magic
Jimmy McCoy
Vernon Staub
Benny Cain
Hayfield Assembly
Church of God
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Braddock St
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WTOP
Portable & Standard Winchester Typewriter Co
W. Piccadilly St
Morgan Beatty
Fabulous Dorseys
Tommy Dorsey
Jimmy Dorsey
Janet Blair
William Lundigan
Hollywood
Signet Theater
WMAL
Star Theater
Adolphe Menjou
Happy Felton
Jerry Mahoney
Joe Sawyer
Oey
Amherst St
Bitch Jewelers
Loudoun
Shenandoah Valley
Giro
Arch of Dimes
Capon
Paul Carper
G&m Music Center
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
CV Seriat
Daylite
G.E
Phyllis Avery
Roy Mim
Mr. McNutley
Miller
Anderson
E. Boscawen St
WINC
George Hicks
Quincy Howe
Ben Belchie
West Hart St
Buick
Patil Ion Perle
Loudoun St
H. W. Ebert