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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1955
Page
3
Evening and daytime TV listings for channels WRC Channel 4 WTTG Channel 5 WMAL Channel 7 WTOP Channel 4 New York schedule style with shows from Ray Honey to The Soldiers Dunninger Show Texaco Show Capitol Caravan and more across hours and networks with times noted for SATURDAY.
A dense listing of broadcast times and programs for Saturday night and following morning, including Just Music, News, Dancing Party, and religious programs. Notable entries include Henry Jerome, Lawrence Wilk, Church Service, New York at Washington doubleheader, Billy Graham, Wings of Heli, and Paul Harvey.
Radio schedule fragment lists entries Star Time at 6:15 p.m. Hit Parade at 5:30 p.m. Serenad at 5:45 p.m.
TV lineup lists programs from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including News broadcasts, Commentary, Crime drama Gang Busters, Gunsmoke, musical shows, and late-night entertainment such as Grand Ole Opry and Chicago Theater. Network brands include CBS NBC ABC and MBS with hosts John Flynn Martin Block and Jack Wurtzen.
A July 1 afternoon and evening broadcast lineup lists programs from 2:00 to 4:00 and beyond, featuring Percy Faith, Oral Roberts, Swedish Concert, Billy Graham, News Broadcasts, Juke Box Jury, Our Miss Brooks, West Point Band, and more. Notable guests include Gene Autry, Rudy Vallee, and Sammy Kaye with varied music, sermons, sports briefings, and public affairs segments.
Local residents and families from Clearbrook and surrounding towns spent the Independence Day weekend visiting relatives and friends. Notable trips included Mrs Loring Woore and Miss Stebbens to Washington and Niagara Falls, while others enjoyed visits to Richmond, Copenhagen, and Berlin. A birthday message from Alic Cline came from Germany and a picnic supper was held for the Stonewall Ruritan Club at Clear Brook Woolen Mill Park.
Mrs Eldridge headed the regular monthly W S C S meeting of the Methodist Church in the church recreation room assisted by Mrs C A York and Miss Kildred Lee Grove. Dozens of members attended and August plans were noted with several local families and travelers mentioned as visiting or away.
Lawrence Kelley faced a traffic charge for running a red light in Hamden Connecticut. He claimed a kettle of soup in his car frightened him into no stop. Judge John E. McNerney ordered him to pay the clerk nine dollars with a quip about soup spilling next time.
In Fredonia Kentucky the town's civic clubs spent 1300 dollars on a waterworks drill on farmer Malcom Boone's land. Oil was struck and the project was abandoned while Boone leased 296 acres to an oil company planning to drill for oil instead of water.
Prime Minister Eden previewed Britain's stance at a dinner with the English Speaking Union. He advocated not breaking NATO and staying allied with the United States while pursuing German unification. He suggested Western nations could extend armament controls to the East and hinted the Soviet bloc might join a broader European security framework.
Rev. Oscar B. Anderson of Belmont Street Baptist Church cites underpass construction by a railway project as the cause of street closures and dust. Despite the disruption, church attendance rose by 10 to 15 percent in services, church school, and midweek programs.
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