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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-05

gebung. Gieie Getpalt lit iibersegan-
gen auf aQe Singer uno apoiteI Bis
auf oen belltisen Gag, uno oieie @e-
nalt Der Siinbenpersebung boben nur
Die 8rieiter Der fatboliihen Stride als
Die etn5igen Nadfolger Ser MpoItel.
@benio flar uno oeutlid iino sic Gin
leeungsnorte GbriIti oes beiligen MI-
tarslatraments: LIMB als iie aBen,
nabm Seius oas 8rot, iegnete es,
bra6 es, COB es Seinen Siinsern uno
ipraf: Hebmet bin, Dies lit Mein
2eib. ltno gr nabm auh oen aeIh,
oanfte unb gob ibnen oenielben. uno
alle trunfen baraus. ltno er iprah
au ibnen: Dies lit Mein 8lut, oas
9lnt oes Neuen Seitaments, oas fir
oiele miro pergoiien ueroen" (Marfus
IA, 22-24). &ann iemano nod oel,t=
liber uno ausOriidli6er ipre6en? ? 8e-
lonbers menn oiele @orte aus benz
Wunoe oes Sobnes @ottes fommen?
0ie Slpoitel baben allo oemna6, ols
Die ein5igen 8eauftrasten uno Nad-
folger GbriIti, sic Modt erbalten,
9rot nno 8ein in oen 2eib uno oas
8lut Gbriiti au oerponoeln. Sas tut
Der fatboliide BrteIter als re6tmGbi.
ger gea6folger Ser apoItel. Bir ba-
ben alio auf uniern altdren bie nirf-
lide 8egenDart Gbriiti uno mir emp
fangen in ser beilisen &omm1nion
ben 2eib unb oas 9lut GbriIti. 0ieie
lonnenflaren @abrbeiten miiiien ie-
Dem einleuhten, ser Ieinen flaren
WenihenperItano bat uno guten
@illens lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-05
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&ommuniiten in Sen Ser. Staatet
nidt nur gut organiIiert, iotoern
oud auBerIt t6tie iino, rno Sic 8obls
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te ser 3erltorllng, tpie neulid es in
Gleoelano ser 5all ipar. Sort tpur=
ben in oret fatboliihen &ir6en 8iloer
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unb lumber seitreut 1lno auf Der
Shultafel fano man sic 8orte:
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nirs]Sdule periibt. Ntan fraet iib
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-06-05
Aus Brutft1lanh

sSn einem Weinneloto'er Sroens=
baus lit in oen lesten Sagen Der fol-
|genoe Ganfesbrief eingetroffen:
sSnititut ct. Mori1, 1 9alplab,
(22b) Wtatn5 am Hbetn, ST. Gone
IA. slpril 1913.
Gbrlp., liebe Sdlpeiter!
Gon gon5em Ser5en oanfen mir
|Sbnen fir Die peri6ieoenen tpertpol-
len Bafete, oie sic uns in BEN letten
8oden baben slrfommen laiien. Sic
fonnen it6 i6tperIid) bie sSreube por-
Itelen, oie Elm lolebes Yafet bel lns
auslolt. @iirOige M1,tter, oie uns
ole an ser 5reroe oes sluspadens
teilnebmen laiien min, bringt ieoes
Bufet in sic grbollmg. Gam Ipriht
freuoige grDartung aus aller Wfie=
men, pdbreno ote S6niire gelGIt trcr-
Ben - uno 1uie ooriidtig geI6iebt
oas; oenn IelbIt &orbel uno Yapier
iino iebr rar Bel uns getporoen uno
miiiien iorgfGltig bebanoelt tperben.
8enn Damn eine Sole na6 ser onbe-
rem ooer elm Bddden na6 Dem anoe=
rem gum 8orI6ein fonmt, Damn iou-
ten Sic oie 4aas unb Soos Ser 8e-
gliidung boren! sl6 ia, mir iino 10
unelaublid) arm eelporoen, uno ln-
iere 2ebensmittel- 3uteilungen itnb 10
un3uldnglid, baB uns nidt nur Elm
6eltanoises 5aiten al.ferleet lit. 8ir
iagen's ntdt germ, uno oob lit es 10,
OaB mir INNER bunsern. I'm oie Dol-
le @abrbeit 5u iagen: menn mir nidt
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-05
q; }NII q | ZEE HAND

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La Hollywood, decided
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shapes which he carved little These sold rapidly
method
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

far from the house. saw dogs
I never knew existed; some of
which stole my heart, all of
them thorougnpreds. Those who
walked away with the coveted
prizes we're truly prize winners
and put on a show that was
worth seeing.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18
Plymouth

Corporal John j. Fernandez, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fernandez of
Crescent ST., Plymouth, Mass, has
recently returned to his Japan post
from a 7-day leave which he spent
at the Patterson Club. Cpl. Fernandez
is member of Anti Tank Com
pany. gath Infantry, now stationed
at Gifu, part Of the 25th Infan-
try (Tropic Lightning Division,
commanded by Major General
William B. Kean. Cpl. Fernandez
enjoyed the many recreationaI ac-
tivities available at THE rest hotel
which is one Of the many servicemen
In Japan who are asking advantage
OF the opportunity to see more of
the country and at the same time
get well earned rest. Before ell
tering the service Cpl. Fernandez
attended Plymouth High School.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

Rex Stewart. Daddy is a stu
dent at Hampton U.
On Monday, Dec. 10, a meet
ing was held at the Winslow st.
School, the purpose of which
was to organize a P. T. A. at
which the following persons
were elected as officers: Mrs.
Whitney, president; Mrs. Peg
gle Newman, vice president;
Mrs. Mary Reagan, principal of
the school, honorary vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Bernier, secretary;
Mrs. Padgean, treasurer. Mrs.
J Jessie Hazard was runner up
for vice president. Mrs. New
man wishes to thank all who
have telephoned and who came
to show their interest.
Mrs. Frances Donahue Price,
aged 80, wife Of William Price
of Clayton ST., and daughter of
Mr.. John Donahue, died Mon
day at City Hospital. She leaves
II children, four boys and seven
girls.
The Cameo Club has issued
Invitations for their Xmas party
at the Esquire Club rooms, Dec.
20.
Members of the Worcester
N,AA.C,P. who attended the ex-
ecutive board meeting Of the
New England Regional Confer
ence at Hotel Lucille, Boston, last
Sunday, were Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son Ambush, and the official
delegates, Mrs. Walter Bestic, ST.,
president of the Branch; Mrs,
Mary Boyd, publicity chairman,
and Mr.. Raymond Roberts. The
seemingly short four and one
half hour session was high
lighted by the discussion Of the
Ralph Jennings case by Atty.
Joseph L. LeCount, chairman of
OF the Conference and Atty. Ar
thur Rheinhart of New Hamp-
shire. Both attorneys will at
tend the preliminary hearing
this week and its findings may
vel cast a new aspect on the
case as far as the Regional Con-
ference is concerned. The Wor-
cester representatives were very
highly commended for their ac-
tive participation in the affairs
of the conference.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18
CAMBRIDGE

Rev. B. II. GALLOWAY, Pastor
The growing attendance and en-
thusiasm at the Church are a tes-
timony to the efficiency, magnetism
and general ability of the pastor,
His sermon "The Star" in the
morning, was a gem of instruction
and inspiration. II the afternoon
the impressive memorial service Of
Massasoit Lodge, No. 129 and Ju-
anita Temple, No. 81 IBPOEW was
held, and the pastor preached an
Elks' sermon to them. The services
tomorrow will have something un-
usual in the way of preaching and
music IN keeping with the season.
The sodanty Singers, mixed Choir
us OF Gospel singers, made their
initial appearance during the
morning service, and made good
with bang. They were organized
and directed by Mrs. G. Phillips, ac-
companied by Othniel Thornhill.
and led by soloists. Miss Alberta
Day and James Thornhill. January
1, from to 7. in the church, there
will be reception rendered the
pastor and his family, and every
body is invited to be present. Mrs.
Reginald Jemmottee is one of the
main organizers of the affair.
NOTES
Pvt. Archie Lowe, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lowe, 100 Pearl st is a
member of the Path Inantry Regi-
ment at Giu, Japan. He is a COM
pany clerk in Company L. He en-
tered the Army in July, 1947. Be
ore entering the service Pvt. Lowe
attended Rindge Tech High School.
Private First Class Clyde Henry
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest A.
Henry of 345 Washington ST.,
Cambridge, has recently been as
signed to 18th Engineer Combat
Company, Gath Infantry, at Camp
Cifu, Japan, part of the 25th
Infantry. Henry entered the army
in July 1947, received his basic
training at Fort Dix, New Jers-
ey, and departed for overseas duty
in February, 194S. Before enter
ing the service Pfc Henry attended
Rindge Technical High School.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

MONDAY, 7-8:3O-Co-Ed group
Juniors, supervised by Mr., Will
lis, Rev. Woodlhouse and Mr..
Cooper.
TUESDAY, 3:45 and8-Movies.
WEDNESDAY, 4:OO-Girls Choir
al Group, Mrs, Mary Brown,
di-rector. 7:0O-S:SO M COED
group Seniors, supervised by
Mr.. willis, Rev. Woodhouse and
Mr.. Cooper.
THURSDAY, TOO Boy Scouts,
Mr.. Joseph Brown, Scoutmas-
ter.
FRIDAY, 800 = Celestial Choir,
/ Mr.. Prout, Director.
SATURDAY. 800 = Jr. and ST..
COED Dance.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18
WORCESTER
Bg BILLIE

HELLO, FOLKS Are you a
lover Of dogs2 Then you should
have attended the dog show
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

The Lenox Street Housing Pro-
ject will hold a weekly quiz. $1.OO
will be given to the first two
boys or girls with the correct
answer to the weekly quiz ques-
ton. Submit your answer on
this form and return to Mr.. VIII
lis at the project Office on Sat
urdays at 1890 PM. The ages
for this contest are 9-18.
The winners for last weeks
contest Dec. II, were GRETA
HUGHES, age II, baltimore
Court. Apt, 1O4; and ROsALIE
HENDERSON, age IA, 26 Latti-
more Court, Apt. 2e1.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

Well, the stork Is busy fell
low these days. The latest bun
die he dropped was a boy born
Dec. 5 to Mr.. and Mrs. Carol S.
Wright, nee Beryl Stewart, he is
named Carol Sydney Wright, Jr.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wright and Mr.. and Mrs.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

Center will hold its annual election
Of officers Friday, Dec. s1st. Those
to be elected for the New Pear
include President and vice presi-
dent, Secretary, Treasurer, Finan-
cial Secretary, Assistant Secretary,
A Chaplain, and three members for
the board. The regular meeting of
the Center members viii be Dec. 20,
next Monday night. This is going to
be an important meeting next week
and vital politicie for the New
Year will be ironed out with all
members having their say. Mrs,
Bessie Townstnd is amony thoce
having tickets for the Dec. 80 Nurs-
cry Benefit Dance at the Center.
Mrs. Townsend was a nurse at
Provident hospital, Chicago, under
another ex-Medfordite, Belle Over
ton who recently retired as director
of that hospital, The Center Nurs.
cry project is going to need COM
immunity cooperation. 1t is hoped adj
vance sale of tickets will put the
project off to a good start and yoh
can help by pledging your aid
early.
A Dramatic Groop composed of
young people of the neighborhood
affiliated with the Center, has
beeen organized under the dire
of Mrs. Mildred Macdonald and
Mrs. Adele Evans, both membess
of the Theta Alpha Chapter of the
zeta Phi Beta Sorority which is en-
gagged in volunteer service to the
various centers and settlement hour
ses in and around Boston. A drama
tic group is a great need here and
we wish the project much success.
Ann Hayes and Shirley Jones, both
students of Mrs. Evans, rendered pi-
ano compositions Of Mcdowell last
Sunday at the Mcdowell Festival
Next Saturday being Christmas.
Al ocal news for next week must
be submitted by Sunday mite.
sponsored by the State Federation
of music Clubs at the YWCA, Bos-
ton. Plans are being made for a
Center Cadets Military Ball next
January now that the training RI
fies have been voted the organiza-
ion. The holiday work has curtailad
the time of leaders, and a fresh
start will be made with the New
Year. The Center also plans to
continue educational programs, in
Guiding civic responsibilities. The
Taxpayers Association with off,
GERS from state and local units
will be invited to provide peakers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

plegic veteran has moved in and
is now enjoying the modern and
convenient facilities Of the pro-
iect. Mr.. Elwood Jones was
wounded in action in the great
armies led by Gen. Patton on
his victorious sweep across
France to the Rhine. He was
one Of the unfortunate G.I.'s and
received a spinal injury which
has stopped him physically but
not in spirit. He is now attend
ing school at Boston University
and he has a fine singing voice.
Mr.. Jones said he won Mrs. Ger
trude Jones, his beautiful and
wonderful wife, with his rich
baritone voice, but she says 1t
wasn't his voice, it was love at
first sight. Before entering the
service, Mr.. Jones was an all
around athlete in football, bas-
ketball and track. This accounts
for his wonderful physique, also
that is why he goes and does
everything that you and I do.
You can hear him sing in most
of the night clubs. Mr.. Robin
son, Supt. of Maintenance, has
made a special ramp for his 60
ing up and down the entrance
stairs and we are all doing ev-
erything possible to make Mr.
and Mrs. Jones enjoy their new
home.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18
COED GROUP

Monday, Dec. Is, at 7 PM, the
young people, It's Of them, met
at the Social Hall, They listened
attentively to Manager Willis,
who spoke on the subject Of
police and the protection they
offer us. Mr.. Willis held an open
discussion for is minutes. Many
Of the young people did not
agree vita Mr.. Willis in saying
that the police are our big
broahers, that they are willing
TO lily down their lives for our
protection, in the performance
Of their duties. Before Mr., Will
lis finished his lecture, however,
the young people stood con-
vinced that the police are their
friends and are willing and ever
ready to help and protect them.
Mr.. Willis cautioned the group
about the following; /. Don't
hang on the corners; 2. Don't
try to impress your friends by
using profanity; s. Avoid street
fights; A Attend some church;
5. Be obs6ient to your parents
Mr.. willis concluded by saying
that II the young people would
live up to those rules, they would
have no trouble with anybody.
TEEN-AGE GROUP
The three most beautiful high
school seniors CIV, YB,, and
BIG. BY the way, Beverly,
who is the fine lad seen in your
company Of late? You can pick
them Now Clio, what is your
storyq Can't you make up your
mind, or is there only one fish
in the pond? Dinples, have
you made up your mind yet?
Who is it going to be? Well, may
the best man win Genne S.,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Earl w. Lawson, Pastor

"His Name Shall Be Called
Wonderful" was the subject of
the morning message by Brother
Arthur L. Whitaker. He also
spoke in the evening. TJSgt.
Major and Mrs. Smith of Fort
Eustis, Va, were among the aud
fence. They are visiting Mr..
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Major Smith Of Madison street,
Maiden. Mrs. Ida Hinton of 81
Upham ST., who was taken ill fol-
lowing Thanksgiving is much i'm
proved. She is staying with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hinton of 106
Franklin Street, Maiden.
Christmas Sunday will be OBJ
served December 10 when the
pastor will deliver his Christmas
sermon. There will be special
music by the choir directed by
Mrs. Alberta c. Valentine. The
program of the Children's divi-
sion of the Church School will
come at the Sunday School Hour.
At 7.SO PM. the young people Of
the Church will give the pageant,
HE Came to Bethlehem" Rev.
Lawson is planning a special
evening service of Song and Story
December 18th. Deacon Elmer L.
Valentine will be in charge of the
Social Hour at the Watch Meeting
service at the Parish House. Bap-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

you must decide just who your
big moment is going TO be. One
week before Xmas you know !.
Maybe you can tell us Just what
Is going on between j. Williams
and her big moment Z. Rosalie
H., am hearing a lot of stories
about you and a certain young
man NJ. Lewis and her big
moment are an ideal couple :.
Dan Cupid stopped off at 500
Shawmut Avenue and shot his
arrow directly at the heart Of
Olivia "Bootsie' Coleman. The
lucky man is Ed Boddie. They
tell me he is a milhman.
NURSERY SCHOOL L
Mr.. Willis is very proud OF the
progress being made at the Nur-
sery School. We have about 20
youngsters at the school. The
children have fruit juice, play
games and then rest for an hour.
Afterwards, Mrs. Batson calls her
little family together for story
hour. we are asking the moth
ers to send their children to our
play school. Mrs. Batson is a
well qualified teacher and is do
Ing a very good Job. Mothers
Of the project, you are neglect
ing your children. You can send
them to the play school where
they would be properly super
vised and taught good manners
and essentials, while you are do
ing the housework or doing your
shopping. The school is open
from 8 to ~ daily.
LENOX STREET PROJECT HAS
IT'S FIRST PARAPLEGIC VET
The management is happy to
announce that our first para
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18
W. MEDFORD

Shiloh Church School is planning
Christmas programs and the Jun
ior Choir will hold Christmas Can
delight Services next week, on
Thursday. Dec. "a. at 7:::45 p m,
Delegates from this community
helped celebrate the 18th pulpit an
niversary Of the Rev. Eugene D.
Dolloff. pastor Of the w, Medford
Baptist church last Sunday. The
Rev. Mr.. Dolloff has participated
prominently in Shiloh programs and
has made many warm friends here.
Nneteeen members from the Center
Bible Glass under Mrs. Lena Walk
er visited the neighboring church
morning classes. And in the even
ing, another Shiloh delegation visit
ed DR.. Dolloff's church in a splen-
did example Of inter-racial har-
mony and goodwin. incidentally,
Deacon Jones contributed to Shi-
lob to mark his s0th birthday last
Sunday. Among those also in at
tendance was Mrs Ella Smith who
has b cen i'll. Mr.. and MRS. Bob
Mitchell are being congratulated
upon the birthday of a baby girl
Mr.. Mitchell is a well known local
artist. A prize for the most beau
tiful Christmas decorated house in
this and every ward in the city OF
Medford will be presented this year
A representative committee, includ-
ing Mrs. Dorothy Kountze from
this district, has been named 70
tour the city and vote on the
awards. Entries may be sent tc
the Mercury, but all homes will be
eligible Already evidence abounds
that many home owners are pre-
pairing for the gay holiday sea-
son regardless of any prizes in
volved The Daffodile annual
Christmas Party was held
at the home of Mrs. Phillips, Fri
day at 2:30, the Center Cooking
Glass under Miss Wheeler of Franz
ingham will hold its own party with
parents invited. Open to teenagers,
the Center cooking class has been
making admirable progress. The
class meets each Friday. 1t has
been called to our attention that
Miss Miles, It'll and 9Th grade
teacher of the public schools, de-
serves praise for refusing to read
certain passages and skipping an
entire chapter Objectionable to col
ored students at their request, dur
ing regular class Eleanor Jones.
nehryce houston, and an Italian
friend, Carolyn A'mercantanti, all
joined together to request the ON
mission of the reading. Miss Miles
cheerfully consented and we think
she and the girls deserve due credit
There are books which are still OBJ
jectionable in our school systems.
Such cooperation does much to solve
this problem Meanwhile all stu
dents may use this same right Of
protest instead Of being Inundated
in class. No real good teacher wants
to hurt any student. Nor is the
teacher responsible nor all the
books selected by school. A sens
ible approach is generally the best
cure. The w. Medford Community
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

tism will be at the Church at ten
o'clock followed by the service Of
testimonies and the pastors mes
sage. The intermediate Basket
Ball team with Billy White as
coach won their first game from
Maplewood Methodist. Score 80
to IA. The Seniors with Johnny
Collins as coach won their first
game by a forfeit.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18
RECREATION PROGRAM FOR
CHILDREN OF NABORHooD

All of the children in the
Lenox Street Project and neigh
borhood are cordially invited to
Join in some of our recreation
activities listed below:
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-12-18

which was held at the Audi
forum the past Sunday. 1t was
a scene where dogs were dogs,
the pick of the breed. Being
the owner Of a Cairns terrier I
was interested in finding out
about them. They are marvel
Gus watch dogs and never stray
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-24
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is

Evening
s:oo-News Report Is Min.-nbo
Newscast Every Day-cbs
Network Silent Hour-abc-east
Riddles Hour (repeat)-abc-w west
KetWork sdy,o Silent q hr;}-mbs-east
e:15-Sports; Music Time-nbo
You and Thanksgiving-cbs
e:45-Newscast by Three-nbc
Lowell Thomas trepeat 11)-cbs
7:oo-Supper Club-nbc- basic
The Beulah Skit-cbs
News and Commentary-abo
Fulton Lewis. Jr.-mbs
7:1S-News and Comment-nbe
Daily Commentary-abc
Dinner Date-mbs
7:3o-van Damme Quintet-nbo
Bob Crosby Club-cbs
Theater USA-abc
News Comment-mbs
1:45-Harkness Comment-nbo
News Broadcast-cbs
Sports Comment-mbs
s:o0-Henry Aldrich Skit--nbc
F;BI In Peace and War-cbs
Name Of Song Quiz-mbs
e:3o-Burns & Allen-nbc
Mr.. keen's Drama-cbs
10 Stafford Show-abc
Better Half Quiz-mbs
s:55-Geo. Hicks Reports-abc
Hy Gardner Says-mbs
s:o0-Al Jolson Show-nbo
Suspense Dramas-cbs
Personal Autographs-abc
Gabriel Heater Comment-mbs
s:f5-News Broadcast-mbs
e:3o-Dot Lamour Show--nbo
Crime Photographer-cbs
Ny Job is Manhattan--abc
Mysterious Traveler-mbs
s:so-News for Minutes-mbs
1o:oo-The Screen GuiId-nbo
J. Hilton Playhouse-cbs
Child's World-abc
The Thin Man-mbs
fo:3o-Fred Waring Music-ubc
First Nighter Play-cbs
We Care Drama-abc
Dance Music-mbs
1o:45--News Broadcast-abc
ff:oo-News, Variety, 2 hrs.-cbs
News and Dance Band-abc
News Dance Band q hrs.-mbs
ff:fs-News 4 Variety to 1-nbc
'2;oo-Dancing continued-abc-wsst
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-24
Todoy's Top
Rudio Shows

New York, Nov. 24-(AP) -
Holiday rivalry between two net
works is to produce two two
hour variety shows at the same
time Thanksgiving afternoon.
Other features also are schedu-
led. including television.
The lineup for the two-hour
shows, both sponsored, from 4 to
pm: NBC - Holiday Star
Time, Don Ameche me, Red Skel-
ton, Jimmy Durante, Jack Ben
ny and others.
CHS - Thanksgiving Festival,
Arthur Godfrey, nc, Amos and
Andy. Danny Kaye, Abbot and
Costello, Andrews Sisters, etc.
On the air tonight: NBC -3
Blonde; $50 Great Gildersleeve;
$50 District Attorney 10 Big
Story.
CHS - Beulah Skit; $50 DR..
Christian drama: 9 Your Song
and Mine; $50 Jimmy Melton
concert, 1890 Capital Cloak
room.
ABC - 8 Amateur Hour; 9
Milton Berle variety; 10 Bing
Crosby and Bert Lahr; 1890
Meredith Wilson music.
MBS - Can you Top This;
$50 Family ThearterI 10 Man
haitian Playhouse.