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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1955
Page
11
Television listings showing daytime and early evening programs on WRC Channel 4 and WTTG Channel 5 including Hawkins Falls First Love Sherlock Holmes I Love Lucy Studio One and late night shows with News Weather Tonight with Garroway and Sign Off. Several children and family programs run in late afternoon and early evening.
A local notice lists large magazine selections at Winchester News Shop 15 S Loudoun St with hours and a staged TV radio schedule featuring Way of the World Sheilah Graham Home Arlene Francis Tennessee Ernie Ford Show Feather Your Nest People’s Playhouse Date in Washington Afternoon Song Ted Mack Matinee The Greatest Gift Miss Marlowe Cover to Cover All-Star Theater WMAL Channel 7 cartoons concert Hollywood Matinee Matinee News Ladies Home Theater Theater News.
A dense listing shows a full evening lineup from 4:00 to 12:45 featuring programs such as Thunder in the City Black Phantom Summer Festival and Rock Against the Sea. Also present are news segments sports updates and several daytime and primetime serials including The Secret Storm Guiding Light and Love of Life.
A radio TV grid lists programs from WINC and WRFL with shows from News to Music and ABC segments. It includes a user prompt to state basic swimmer safety rules and references a Red Cross list. Safety tips advise never swim alone and choose guarded, safe waters, avoid swimming after meals, heat, or fatigue, and check depth and obstacles before diving.
Local Winchester retail scene features busy stores with discounts and bargains. Shoppers report variety and competitive prices across multiple outlets in downtown.
A schedule listing evening to late night radio programs across stations including News for 15 minutes, sports and news, Newscasts, daily and political commentaries, dramas and variety shows, music concerts, and syndicated programs from 6:00 pm to 1:00 am. Named programs include One Man's Family, The Great Gildersleeve, Mr. Keen, Perry Como, Bing Crosby, and the Boston Pops with multiple stations and hosts noted.
A mother advises a girl on the timeless social grace of writing thank you notes. Emphasizing prompt, genuine messages for gifts, entertainments, and condolences, the guide urges simple, warm language and writing as you speak. Send requests for more tips with a stamped self addressed envelope.
David G. Sjostrom of 209 Fairmont Ave. earns a bachelor of arts in mathematics among Colgate University’s 343 seniors at the 134th commencement. He served as business manager of the campus radio station and held offices in Masque & Triangle, Konosioni, Alpha Psi Omega, Pi Delta Epsilon, Maroon Key, Phi Kappa Tau, and the movie division of Masque & Triangle. Sjostrom is a 1951 Lawrenceville School graduate.
Mrs. Pansy May Michael 48 of 932 Woodland Ave died at 2 15 am yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born March 14 1907 in Frederick County and married Melvin Michael in Winchester in 1949. She was a member of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church. Surviving with her husband and mother are one daughter Isabelle Hawkins two brothers Clarence and Frank Rinker two sisters Blanche Lamp Margaret Cleveland and Cleota Anderson and two grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev J S Duckwall with pallbearers Clifton McFarland John Frye Carl McKee Water Sellers Elwood Willey Maurice Lake. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Remains will rest at Jones Funeral Home until Wednesday at 1 pm then be moved to the church to rest until service time.
Ted Williams and Bucky Harris back Detroit’s Al Kaline as the AL batting leader. Kaline, 20, tops the league with a .383 average and rapid bat speed, drawing praise from both critics.
The USDA notes there is no fixed line between trees and shrubs. A plant reaching 10 to 15 feet with a single trunk is usually a tree, while one of the same height with multiple root branches is a shrub. Under 8 feet tends to be a shrub, while 20 feet or more usually defines a tree.
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