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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1952
Page
10
Daily TV grid lists programs on WNEN WTTG WMAL WNEW WMAL and WTOP channels. It catalogs shows from Adventure Berial to The Late News with times, titles, and brief notes across networks. The page reflects a dense schedule of dramas, variety, sports, news and public affairs for prime and late slots.
An eclectic broadcast slate lists programs from 0:00 to 11:05 including The Falcon News Broadcasts The Shadow and Amos and Andy. Notable entries include Jack Benny Show Gene Autry and The Tonight Show style lineups with variety acts and news summaries.
A list of Saturday evening radio broadcasts across stations featuring programs such as New Hroatfest, Kaltenborn UN Program, American coverage, sports reports, and variety shows. Includes schedule blocks with hosts Jane Ace Autry Judy Canova and other performers and theatre programs.
A roundup of editor opinions on 1951 cinema shows broad improvement across writing and direction, yet critics fault excess false emotion and junk. Notable praise cites Paramount dramas Detective Story and A Place in the Sun as exemplars of better films.
The classic old time tobacco auctioneer was Col. Chiswell Dabney Langhorne of Virginia, father of Viscountess Astor. He was widely imitated and probably influenced the pattern and patter of tobacco auctioneering more than any other man on warehouse floors.
Mr. Charles Hensell was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party. Misses Betty and Martha Teets were confined to their home by Athens. White Hall Sunday school young people attended a party at Herbert Taylor’s home with 18 members present. Fruit Growers held a meeting at James Wood High School with many attendees. Mrs. Harry Mason serves as Red Cross solicitor again this year. Mr. Murphy Leak and family moved from Wedon Nicholson farm and are now living in Winchester. White Hall 4-H Club met at Valley View Farm with large attendance. Funeral of the late Lee Dick, prominent fruit grower from Clearbrook, held in Winchester. Mrs. Brooke Taylor and Mrs. Dessie Hensel visited Mrs. Earl Smallwood, ill at home. Farmers plowing and preparing gardens for spring.
G Hoh notes that Alfred Lord Tennyson did not write Crossing the Bar until after age 80, so early editions and collections published during his peak years exclude the poem due to timing of its composition.
Miss Jean Baker a Bible teacher in Frederick County schools will address the 11 p m service at Market Street Methodist Church in the pastor’s absence. Rev E G Hill has been called to Richmond for his sister Mrs Hunter J Thompson’s funeral, EW Argenbright church lay leader will …
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