Television Schedule Highlights From Tonight’s Lineup
The guide lists a full evening slate including Quiz Kids, Herson in Person, Washington Newsreel, Newsweek Views the News Daily, Sports Reel with Gibbons, Film Shorts, Boxing, Roar of the Rails, Petticoat Parade, Football Analysts, Ruthie on the Telephone, Arthur Godfrey, Candid Camera, The Goldbergs, Studio One and Jim Simpson. Channel programming runs from 7:19 to 11:00 with varied genres and hosts.
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Herson
Washington
Newsweek
Gibbons
OIC
Ruthie
Arthur Godfrey
the Goldbergs
Studio One
Jim Simpson
Heifer Etymology Notes on Early Anglo Saxon Terms
A brief linguistic observation links the modern term heifer to two Anglo Saxon words meaning head fear and high ox, noting the animal’s legs appear unusually tall compared to a mature cow.
Girl Scouts Help Start Annual Red Cross Campaign
Girl Scouts assist in counting Junior Red Cross certificates as the annual drive begins. Cochairs Mrs. Frank Kellam and Miss Ann Robinson lead the community service effort with Suzanne Smith Audrey Grimm Jane Barrett Dianne Peters and Claudette Whitfield pictured. Last year the Junior Red Cross enrolled 4917 members and raised 248 dollars with funds allocated to fees national fund and local projects. Gift boxes prepared by schools like John Kerr Virginia Avenue and Middletown aim to aid South and Central America. Halloween favors included 100 red apples sent to Perry Point veterans.
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National Children’s Fund
South
Central America
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Stephens City
Middletown
Gore
Stonewall
Bessie Corkey
Mone
Red Cross
Perry Point
Scouts Volunteer To Aid Seal Sale
Volunteers to assist with preparation for the 1949 Christmas seal sale include Girl Scouts of Troop 11 who offer their services to community project work. They will work after school at the association's headquarters at 22 S. Loudoun St. assisting volunteers as the sale opens November 21 and runs through Christmas.
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Girl Scouts
Troop 11
W. Ford Barry
Sale
Association
S. Loudoun St
Richard
Candidate Battle Admits Amendments May Fail to Pass
The Associated Press reports that anti Campbell supporters warn amendments may not pass as Virginia voters weigh suffrage changes. Virginia Right to Vote League leader Virgil H Goode urges careful view of registration provisions amid a broader political clash involving Republican Walter Johnson and labor groups.
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Associated Press
Tae
Ian Oon
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Vo P
Walter Johnson
David C. George
Richmond
Virginia Commonwealth League
Virginia State Federation of Labor
Virgil H. Goode
Commonwealth
Franklin County
House of Delegates
Virginia Right To Vote League
Mac Goode
Coworkers class meeting in Stephens City marks United Nations Day sketch
The Coworkers SS class of the Lutheran church in Stephens City met Monday with Mrs. Bertha Beaver and Mrs. Julian Gregory presiding. An United Nations Day sketch led by Mrs. Joe Clevenger followed business, with refreshments for Mrs. Charles Brown and others. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Welsh on the birth of their baby.
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Stephens City
Lutheran Church
Bertha Beaver
Julian Gregory
Joe Clevenger
Charles Brown
Raymond Ewing
Huffman
Weaver Welsh
Onear St
Chester
Newscast Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
Evening TV radio grid lists 7:00 Frank Sinatra songs and Beulah sketch, 8:45 Henry Taylor talk, 9:00 Voorhees Concert, 9:30 Paul Lavalle Band, 10:00 Screen Directors Play, 11:00 News and Dance, with programs from CBS NBC and ABC networks.
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Abe
Abe Beulah
Cbs
Abe Ao Smith
Antary
Henry Taylor
Voorhees
Abe Po Yee Smith
Paul Lavalle
NBC Television
Friend Irma
Cbs News
Kate Smith
Abe Bob Hawk
Abc i. News
News
Variety
Abc
Abc West
Mrs Hillborn Dies After Long Bristol Winchester Ties
Mary Burke Hillborn, 84, of Bristol and former Winchester resident, died Oct. 19 at her daughter Mrs. Fred Bausum’s home in Annapolis, Maryland. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery in Baltimore.
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Mary Burke Hillborn
Bristol
Winchester
Fred Bausum
Annapolis
Woodlawn Cemetery
Baltimore
Farmer shoots rape suspect during posse manhunt
In Monticello Kentucky a farmer Bryan Keeton shot and killed Sam Sloan Jr. as the suspect allegedly moved toward a gun after a 200 man posse hunted him for raping a 12 year old white girl. The sheriff said no charges would be filed yet and legal steps would follow. The victim and two companions were stopped from a church outing when the assault occurred.
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Monticello
Bryan Keeton
Joe Burnett
Sam Sloan Jr
Sloan
Keeton
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