Bridgewater Clerical Chorus to perform at Valley Pike Church
Bridgewater College's Clerical Chorus will present a musical program at Valley Pike Church at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. The chorus is composed of 13 young ministerial students.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1952
Page
12
Bridgewater College's Clerical Chorus will present a musical program at Valley Pike Church at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. The chorus is composed of 13 young ministerial students.
A bake sale is announced to support the Rouss Drum and related community relief efforts. Proceeds will assist program activities and ongoing local initiatives.
Minnie Lockhart Kelso wife of Walter Kelso of Kaw Oklahoma died at her home on Wednesday. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Harry Fulton of California sister Mrs Macuie Triplett and brother Meredith Lockhart all of this city. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
Bugle corps begins at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the old Wenders Store Building on Leudoun Bt. Members advised to bring instruments and check arrival time.
A fragmented radio timetable lists programs such as News and Commentary with hosts Jack Smith and Mr Mystery, plus music shows, detective segments, and dramatic readings. It notes times across the day from early morning to late evening with various hosts and program titles.
A dense listing of 1950s era broadcast programming across WNEW Channel 4 WMAL Channel 3 and WTOP Channel 3. Includes news programs dramatic series game shows and films with titles such as The Big Payoff Captain Video Cavalcade and Shanghai Gesture. Also lists children shows Howdy Doody Kukla Fran and Ollie and Space Cadet among others.
Harrisonburg Blue Streaks routed Farmville 74 39 to reach the state Group II semi finals. Eugene Blakemore led with 19 points, Davy Glimer added 17, while Farmville’s Bill Drumheller scored 16 as Rails held early command and expanded the lead through the game.
The Lloyd Williams Post of the American Legion in Berryville sponsors a St Patrick's Day square dance on March 21 from 9 p m to midnight at the Community Building Berryville. Proceeds go to the Community Building with music by Shorty Billmyer Smoke and the Boys.
Clarke County High School Glee Club sponsors a bake sale on March 18 at Shackleford's Store in Berryville to raise funds for music stands.
Four basketball games dot the Winchester Armory schedule over the weekend with a main event Saturday night as Berryville visits the Elks. The Elks lead the Men's League at 5-2 while Berryville stands 4-2. tip-off is 8 p.m. Sunday features Golden Gophers versus JCC followed by all star games in Men’s and Girl’s Leagues at 2 p.m.
In Louisville Kentucky a father Roy Tarrence 45 and his son Pvt Leonard Tarrence 22 were arrested as police pursue the mystery of attorney Francis J McCormack who vanished eight days ago. Authorities expect a body within 48 hours and say witnesses saw the son in a car that beat and abducted McCormack near his home. The elder Tarrence faces malicious striking charges and the pair are tied to a divorce case McCormack represented for Tarrence’s wife.
A new receiving tube for television sets can tune both VHF and future UHF stations. A forced air cooled transmitting tube reduces water connections in UHF transmitters. H. W. A. Chalberg of General Electric calls the tube a bridge for the industry as current receivers do not cover the full UHF and VHF range. The receiving tube is not yet commercially produced.
GE engineers report a 1 000 watt transmitting tube using a talc ceramic and metal casing to resist heat. Forced air flows over radiator fins at one cubic foot per second, reducing high temperature problems and potentially simplifying future VHF television station tubes.
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