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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-10

Sigma Chapter) SALESMAN, on
to Alpha Phi Alpha's. WHATS
IN A WORD, on to AKA'S MISS
PODUNK VISITS NEW YORK
CITY,. on to Omega's epsilon Ep-
silon Chapter) LAST MINUTE
NOTICE., on to Phi Beta Signals
FOR PEACE SAKE, to Omega's
(Rho Epsilon Chapter) THE LIv-
ING SERMON, on to Sigma Gam
ma Rios alpha Tau Chapter)
SOCIETY" and the crown
ing performance of the NAACP's
YOUTH COUNCIL every COM
petitive skit was filled with the
humor and pathos of every day liv-
ing - that the FIRST PRIZE went
to the skit, "A MASS MEETING IN
A SOUTHERN TOWN, so true
to-life enacted by the boys and
girls who make up the NAACP's
YOUTH COUNCIL. is just as it
should have been, and that's one
decision by JUDGES that seeming
ly had the unanimous consent of
everyone present. - the non-com-
petitive skit. 'MOONY'S KID DON'T
CRY" by the Tougaloo players, the
highly entertaining dance and mus
ic numbers, featuring HELEN MAR
SHALL trained dancers from the
Tougaloo Prep School, the team
made up of our favorite young en-
tertainers. Juliette Blackburn, Shir-
ley Reddix, and Mary Thompson;
the Jazzettes, featuring talented Lou
Holloway, Vivian Johnson and Har-
rietta Bishop; Bo Garrentt's Com
DO; the Hula dancers from Alcorn;
Bonnie Russell's acrobatS; the Four
Aces and a Deuce, the very good
vocal group that included {. Law
yer, E. Smith, F. Fielder, r. Simms,
j. Stanton and the beautiful COR
OVATION CEREMONY with the
emceing being eloquently done by
Prof. Mullens-all rounded out
what many has termed the bet
ter than ever" 1854 JABBERWOCK
Our hats are off, to the Judges
Mrs. Doris T. Hall, Mr.. Vincent
White and Dean Wilburn of J. c.
and to Deltas: Barbara Barber,
Gladys Bates, Rose Branch, Fran
ces Britton, Addie Burger, Alberta
Coleman, Martha Jean Denham,
Gwyndetta Edwards, Emily Hall,
Bertha Johnson, Joyce Johnson
Thelma johnson. Zoe Jones, Hen
rine Knaive, Alma Laster, Grace
Lee, Ernestine Lipscomb, Myra
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-10

z T. Beauchamp, Annie Smith, Alice
Jordan, Ruth B. Miller. Mary White,
Mabel Robinson, Matte Eiland,
Gloria G. Jones, Andrea Currie, Jes-
sic Horne, Laura Mcdowell, Poetry
James and Evelyn Henderson.
Troop III Brownie Troop of the
Reynolds school appeared on the
TV station WSLI. Thursday, April
at 5 p. m. on Six Gun Saga pro-
gram. Mrs. Matte Eiland and Miss
Clara Alexander are leaders of this
troop. Watch this paper each week
for other troops who will appear
Oh this same station each Thursday
afternoon at five o'clock.
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the interesting business session.
Tasty refreshments were served
to the following members. Mes
danes Matte Duckworth, Hattie
Ruth Haskins, w. A. Jones, Estella
Porter, Rubye Lloyd Robinson,
Louia Taylor. Lille Ruth Thomp-
son, Catherine Turner, Willie A,
Westfield. Cora Williams, Maggie
Williams and Minerva Woods. Wis
itor, Mrs. T>argaret Brown.ee. The
next meeting viii be in the home
of Mrs. Willie Ann Westfield, 244
E Ash Street, April rs, and all
members are urged to be present
and on time.
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they had made during their Art
period. Mrs. Smith was presented
beautiful anG most useful gift. The
ladies were served tasty and at
tractively arranged plate luncheon
of baked ham and cokes. Sharing
the pleasure of thu meeting were
members. Elma Hodges, Bessie Lee
Stay, Cora Bell McClendon, Voncill
Geeston, Mary Ford, Emma Lee
Mason, Vernell Gardner, Fannie NJ.
Stingley, Rosie Bell Jenkins, Luc-
lille Hodges and Jean Z. Wells. The
guest was Mrs. Julia Mae Grant
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-10
Tattling Tess
Tells /.


Springtim brings on real cool
happens and as /, witness at the
Tougaloo's "Carnation Ball., which
was a pretty view and Miss Touga-
loo High" Willie B. Bracey smiled
only at Melvin Christmas when the
crown was cplaced on her head by
Dean Warren.
The twosome couples around town:
Byron William and Savannah Mil
Ter; Myrtle Johnson and Charles
Morrell; Otis Robinson and Kath-
crime Slaughter; Fannie Holmes and
Charles Alexander, and the apples
Of the tree. Larvern Parker and
Lawrence Pluto" Ross.
My ears being a little inquisitive
/ heard Ethel Thomas say tell all
the chiks that write or receive mail
from Samuel Smokey" Rhome
should burn thei's and read hers.
Honey hush. That chick who des-
cribed herself as Lula Bell and
called r. L. B. and blessed her out
about Norman Ray" Greenfield
better forget him and stop nagging
the lucky chick. Harold Moman
should stop annoying Dorothy Haw-
kins because he's not the fellowi
Jerry Overstreet and Irene Far
mers are holding hands while Ben
Warren is sporting the town with
Jerry's ex-girl Fannie Ruth Nc
Kinney. l. S. Bradley is beating
Sonny Jones time with Pauline
Hudson. Annie Patton and Robert
Holloway are not speaking. Jerry
Kimble and ODDS Morris strayed
away but Mary Allen is trying to
talk. James Hinge say he is still
waiting fer Dorothy Hawkins to
fall in love with him. Chez, whiz!
The things no one know about.
Curtis Jones and Ruthie Shields
are making a stairway to love.
Charles Chick" Garrett is walk
ing with new babe. Lester Rhome
is playing the field. Elijah Slaugh-
ter and Mae Jean Dorsey are see
ing a lots of each other. You can
believe it or not Sylvester Tucker
is walking in his sleep over Mamie
Elmore. William Sadberry is talk
ing oSam but is cutting out with
cat in Vicksburg. Ruby Lee Bow
lie is waiting for Joe Speaks to
come home. Lo Lee Johnson think
ing of Charlie Hughes. Bernice
Matthews and Robert Hawthorne still
LOWE dovie. Lucille Bracket talking to
Pat Murrel. Rosie Mary Nelson,
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Professional Beauticians
Hold Meetings

The Professional Beauticians Club
met Monday evening, April 5 at
LOO o'clock in the Garrett Service
Beauty Shop with President, Mrs.
Sidney Marshall, presiding. After
a brief spiritual devotion, led by
chaplin Lee, the club went into the
discussion of business and final
plans weer made for its Holiday
Fashionette to be held Sunday.
May 8, at the Alamo Theatre, 8 D.
m. On the End meeting of each
month, one person from the group
will give hair style, suitable to
the persons face. All beauticians
will be able to sit in on the Demon
strations. All beauticians sponsor
ing participants in the Fashionette
are asked to have them at rehear-
sal Monday evening, April rs at
the YWCA, 7:30 p. m. Members are
urged to be present at the regular
meeting, Monday, April 10, in the
official meeting place.
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Sue Goodloe, Janice Clay, Barbara
Jean Smith, and Stevie Mae Cath
ening are true girls. Eddie Mae
Hayes received mail from Norris
Weathersby everyday.
Earl Hobson is making eyes at
Lula Bell Johnson. Shirley Over
street is singing, "You Still My
Baby, to Ardell Moreland. Maebell
Green and Wilfred Bryant cooling
it. Alberta Hughes and Charles
Garrett going hard. Going to the
movie are Daisey Windham and
Willie Benford Yes. It's here. Mar
garet Summers and Carl Lee Thur
man.
Dig the happins: Never told you
chicks and cats about 'yous truly"
being in love, well, we'll, Walter
Dutch WEIGH have heart for her.
1t is custom at Lanier now to
play music along with lunch, late
ly Lonnie King and Martha Ella
Davis making love their custom.
Williettee Moore and Henry Bum
ny are taking care of the happins.
Stella Lucas and Harry Ward had
a Blue Monday but Mr.. x is tell
ing her to lok his way once and
boy, oh boyI Emory Jackson is
wondering why Eloise Irwin and
he stop calling each other, but
Dorothy Jean Magee say that's ok.
See you kids next week so send
your news to Tattling Tess Bye
now
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-10
BY Sarah M. Harvey
THOUGHT FOR TODAY:

at is vain to gather virtues with
out humility, for the spirit of God
delighteth to dwell in the hearts
of the humble" Erasmus
SURE WE ARE RUSHED and ex-
cited over the 7th Southwestern
Regional Conference of IOTA PHI
LAMBDA SORORITY that will be
converting here comes Friday and
Saturday f. just about the time
this sheet will be coming off the
press. but we must take time
out to let you in on some of the
pleasant and enjoyable experiences
that have been ours during the past
few days . We'd like to give a
detailed account of the fabulous
CALENDAR WEDDING given by
the students of CAMPBELL COL
LEGE on April /, the proceeds going
for candidate JOHlT BATES in the
Mayor of Bonneville contest, but
since thereu be pix and feature
treatment of these lovely brides and
the wedding party in another issue
of the Enterprise, we'll wait and
then give a complete coverage of
this beautiful affair.
SATURDAY LAST we were a.
mong the large and enthusiastic
audience on hand at Lanier High
School to witness the better than
ever" 1854 JABBERWOCK as pre-
sented by Alpha Chi Sigma Chap
ter, DELTA SIGMA THETA SOR-
GRITTY Without a doubt. this
was the best JABBERWOCK we
have ever seen and we have seen
all that's been presented in our
city :. Using for this years theme
THAT'S LIFE, the charmers who
made up the local Delta Sorority,
with the cooperation of Greek, Soc
ial and Civic Organizations, gave
to the audience, SKITS that were
far from being Jabberwockian, in
that, each presented a PICTURE
so full eof life's sorrows and LIES
joys that none could be taken as
being meaningless or silly. Begin
ming with Sigma Gamma Rios Tau
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Mrs. Smith Hostess TO Idle
Hour Twelve Art Junior Club


The March melting of the Idle
Hour Junior Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Annie Lee Smith on Pres
perity Street, Monday, March % at
7:30 p. m The meeting was called
to order and presided over by the
President. The club gave to Mrs.
Jennie Kenny, who has been i'll
in the hospital and whose home
was burned tidy sum of cash and
supply of household needs, etc. We
do hope Mrs. Kenny is improving.
During the social hour the men,
bers exchanged pillow cases, which
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Lowry, Bobbye Mangram, Helen
Marshall, Rose Mccoy, Hazel Moore,
can Norris, Annie Paris, Lucille
Price, Marcelle Rhodriquez, Lygia
Saulny, Ruth Shirley, Ernestine
Smith, Cleopatra Thompson. Sara
Turner, Rachel Vincent, Miriam
White, Lois Williams, Nellie Will
liams.
PRIZE WINNERS in the Jabber-
wock were: 1st, Mass Meeting In
A Southern Town. End, For Peace
Sake. 3rd, The Living Sermon.
Crowned as Queen of the Jabber-
wock was Miss Maxine Bell, King
of the Jabberwock, Master Polete,
and as little Miss Jabberwock, lit
tie Clara I.undy.
SUNDAY DAMNED CLEAR and
warm and in ar effort to relax our
selves we went bicycle riding-our
cycling took us out past HILDA
GILMORE'S freshly painted and
redecorated home, we like the pref
ty green color and we wind UP
eating a tasty breakfast in the
home of friend MINNIE PARISH
where we also enjoyed lively
chat with her mother. known to us
for years as Babe. - we were
happy to hear of the success Min
ME is having in her new position
as Girl Scout Field Director -
seems she's getting cooperation
from every source and her recent
ly held Girl Scout leaders course
was the largest ever held in our city
with an enrolment of % adults -
this is good, for we know of no
one who could do better job with
children than Mime.
We hear that there's a newcomer
in the home of the McCOY'S. DR.
and Mrs. A. H. - it's a girl, and a
phone call to Jackson College Heal
tn Center revealed that both the
mother and baby are doing splen-
didly.
PRETTIEST PICTURE we've seen
in long time was LAWRENCE
and M. v. JONES and their new
baby - Mama Jones with her arms
full of the sweetest baby we've seen
in long time and papa Jones car
rying over one shoulder, mama
Jones pocketbook and over the
! o.her a bag designed to carry all
the unmentionables for baby's COM
fort = "ery pretty and very DOM
esticated picture.
PREVIOUS COMMITMENTS
made it impossible for us to attend
the HAIR STYLE REVUE, spon-
sored by MOORES SCHOOL OF
BEAUTY CULTURE out at Col
lege Park Clubhouse, Sunday be.
tween the hours of p. m. and
All reports are. that this was truly
super entertainment with tasty re-
freshments being served through the
courtesy of the Jackson Beautician.
Club. - and the newest hairdo'.
being modelled and styled by the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-10
Brushy Creek
News

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Haynes are
happy to have as guests in their
home, their son, Pfc. Jafus Haynes
who is stationed with the Marines
in North Carolina. Among the many
social courtesies extended to Pfc.
Haynes was party given April l,
by his parents and to which many
friends were invited, including the
H. E. Catchings family. During the
evening, most enjoyable time was
had by the forty five or more guests
who took part in games and shar-
ed in the delicious refreshments.
Friends however were sorry to find
Mrs. Haynes in bed, having taken
i'll Thursday morning. They wish
for her speedy recovery. The pop
ular Marine was entertained in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Catch
ings on Mrach %, also on April f.
He returned to his camp April S.
Friends both young and old pray
for young Haynes a safe and sue
cessful trip.
Gossip
Well all you hep cats and fly
ing hens-here we are with some
more hot gossip. Mary Nell and
James Gerrial sem to be taking life
easy these hot days. Naomi Lee.
says she doesn't want anybodys
love but Pfc. James Finley. GAG
and JH are on a love contest. They
want to know who can love the
best. CLJ and Mr.. Catchings are
building a stairway to Heaven. -
Cool it, later for the happenings
and as DR.. Daddy-O says, / wanta
thank you"
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Clark Street Mairons Meet

NldIk SILee1 Md1IonS Meel
The Matrons of Clark Street
Baptist church met Monday even
ing in the home of Miss Catherine
Turner, 1913 Church ST., at four
o'clock. An enjoyable devotional
exercise was conducted by Mrs.
Willie Ann Westerfield, w. A.
Jones, and Rubye Lloyd Robinson. A
discussion period on the topics, Ma
tons Under One Flag, and An Old
Problem Faces the Church in China.
were taught by Leader Hattie Ruth
Haskins and enjoyed by all. Pres
ident Louia Taylor presided over
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following: Alice Walker by Eva L.
Joiner; Naomi Denton by Alice
Bolls; Anna Rudd by Ruth Kelly.
jessie Jackson by Rebecca Robin.
son; Deloris Johnson by Willie Con-
ic; Dorothy Warren by Helen John
son, Eva Rhodes by A. B. Alexan-
der; veola Foster. Catherine Tho
mas; Leslie M. Larry by Grace
Thomas; Charlean Moffett, Berdine
Moffett; Ruth Young by Ruth VIII
son, Dorothy Taylor by Nam. :
Wright; Blancf e Hall, Goldie Cole
man; Varion Dagner and Joan Ber-
ny by Frank White; bertha Wilson
by Edna Davis; Helen Borden by
Lola Young; Theresa Walker py
Ruth Thomas; Dorothy Thigpen nv
Lozell Price of Davis Beauty School
Showing the expert styling of Earl
inc Edison. asst. Instructor at Moores
were, Earlean Miller, Maxine Bell
Helen Marshall and May Eta Tho
mas.
WE TOOK TIME OUT Of a busy
day Sunday to drop in to see the
pretty modern new home of LEN
ORA w. PORTS out on Portview
st. this Sophisticated Lavarett
member can justly be proud Of her
new HON, as well as the many hand
some and valuable gifts given by
club members and other friends
we here say THANKS to Mrs. Por-
tbs for the invit to share in the
pleasure of her Open House.
GLAD TO KNOW that club men,
Der MARGARET BUNDLES is out
of the hospital and hope that at
this writing she is much improv-
ed.
We ASK THAT ALL who can will
attend the PUBLIC EDUCATION
AL PROGRAM of the 7th South
western Regional Conference of
IOTA PHI LAMBDA SORORITY
to be held at Campbell College aud
itorium FRIDAY NIGHT. April g.
local Iotas are indeed fortunate in
having as speaker their Founder
and President Emeritus, Soror
LOLA M. PARKER of Chicago -
at this program, Alpha Pi Chapter
will honor, Mrs. M. c. COLLINS
owner of Frazier and Collins Fun
eral Home, who this year celebra-
ted so years in business and who
has contributed much and inspired
many young business women -
honored also will be Mrs. GLADYS
NOEL BATES whose contribution
to Negro teachers in Mississippi
has been of inestimable value. Iota
Phi Lambda, business and pro-
fessional women's sorority will also
give recognition to the following
women who individually or with
the aid of their husbands have built
business enterprises equal and in
many instances. SURPRISING those to
be found anywhere in the coun-
try Mesdames THELMA SAN
DERS, owner of SANDERS MIL
LIVERY SHOP; LULA BELLE
FORTE, owner of LULA BELLIES
FASHION CENTER; ELLA LUCK
EFT, co-owner of LUCKETT'S Food
Mart; HENRIETTA STEVENS, CO,
owner of STEVENS RESTAURANT;
ELISE WILLIAMS, co-owner OF
PARIS CLEANERS - ALEATHA
BUCHANAN THOMPSON, co-own-
err of BOOTS FLOWER SHOP,
LAUR ABEL SINGLETON, own
er of the MODERN ACCESSORY
SHOP AND. SEWING SCHOOL.
COULD GO ON AND ON for.
ever-but must stop-not before we
say REMEMBER-the West Side
GOLF MEMBERS are working fol-
the good of all Negroes in Jack.
son support them Then Re.
member this - A Voteless People
Is A Hopeless People Register
Pay your Poll Tax and become Is
Class Citizens.
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Returns From Sigma
Gamma Rios Regional Meet

Mrs. Anita Beadle Scott has just
returned from Bethune Cokoman
College, Daytona Beach, Florida,
which she made via Delta Airlines.
Mrs. Scott was a delegate to the
Southeastern Regional Conference
of Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-04-10
The Thomas Henderson's
Have Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bynum Mrs
Mary Bynum and other relatives
motored from Chicago to attend the
funeral services of Mrs. Mamie
Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur By
mum were guests of the Thomas
Hendersons, Mrs. Bynum's parents
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ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

The regular eclipse of one of the satellites or moons of Jupiter is delayed when the earth is travelling away from Jupiter The total delay when the earth is at its remotest position from the planet is 1000 seconds. This in- teresting observation made by the astronomer Roemer solved the problem of the speed of light. Since the distance across the earth's orbit is 186,000,000 miles and it takes 1000 seconds to tra- vel that distance, then by divid- ing, we find that light travels 186,OOO miles per second.
 On October 12, the Hunters Moon" will be shining at full. It is characterized by it's large size when rising in the east. The "Hunter's Moon" occurs one month after the Harvest Moon" ]" It is the last fall or autumn phenomena of enlarged size of the moon on the eastern horizon. 1t is given this name because it helps the hunter.
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Movie To Be Shown At HWY Center On Oct, 12

The. first movie of the season will be held at the Lavinia Wal lace Young Community Center on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 8 pm.
 The movie program is joint project between the Alaska De- partment Of Health and the Com munity Center.
 The first movie, on tuberculosis, is intended primarily for adults, as it is on an advanced level. AL though all age levels are welcome it is hoped that many adults will take advantage of the opportunity to further their knowledge of this serious local problem.
 The second film, Link of Qua temala and Mexico,' is being shown through the courtesy of Pan American World Airways.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-08
SUNDAY IS LAYMEN'S DAY
 AT COMMUNITY METHODIST

Laymen's Day will be observed Sunday at the Community Meth odist Church at the II o'clock worship service. MT. Harlan Tripp will be in charge of the order of worship, assisted by Lucy Ann Fagerstrom and Caroline Glavin- oVich.
 MT. Charles O'Dell will give the lay address. The Senior Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Will liam Cameron, will sing the an- them. Mr. Robert Baldwin is the organist.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-08
ROTARY NEWS

Ralph Lomen, Charles Swimm (CAA), Don Lyle, Mayor Cunning, Jim MacNamara and Harry White from Anchorage, Al Renter, Seat tie, were guests.
 It was reported that Jack Reeds team won the attendance contest for September.
 The program was the showing of slides of the Kuskokwim area by Jack Reed.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-08
TUNA NOT RADIOACTIVE

GENOA, Italy, R-An Italian public health commission Thurs day checked and found no radio activity in a cargo of Japanese caught tuna.
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Friday

5:00-Music
 6:00-NeWs
 6:15-Inside Track 6:30-ReVenuerS' Romp 7:3O-Ways of Mankind 8:00-Bud's BandWagon 8:30-Amos n Andy 9:OO-TWo for the Money 9: 9:30-Suspense 1O:OO-Stars from Paris 10:30-Martin Block 11:00-NeWs 11:15-Sports Final 11.9n-One Night Stand 12:OO-Music from the Mite l:00-Sign Off
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Saturday

6:26-Sign On
 6:3O-Rise n Shine 7:00-NeWs
 7:15-Rise and Shine 8:15-Morning Devotions 8:30-Let's Pretend 9:00-Gene Autry 9:30-Space Patrol 10:00-Disc Review 11:00-Meet MT. McNulty 11:30-Playh'se of Favorites 12:00-Mostly Dixie 12:30-Platter Parade 1:O0-Eddie Fisher 1:15-Hillbilly Jamboree 2:00-NeWs
 2:15-Main Street Europe 2:30-Music a la Carte 4:30-Great Gildersleeve 5:00-Music
 6:00-News
 lAFRS program sc
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RADIO PROG RAM ARMED FORCES RADIO SERVICE - NOME FIELD

7:30-Family Theater 8:00-Theater Guild 9:00-Phil Harris 9:30-Dragnet 10: 0:00-Orchestras of West 11:00-NeWs 11:15-Sports Final 11:30-HoWard Barlow 12:00-America's Music 12: 2:30-H'ywood Music Hall 1:00-Sign Off
 Monday 6:26-Sign On
 6:30-Rise and Sh.. 7:00-News
 7:15-Rise and Shine 8:15-Morning Devotions 8:30-Ronnie Kemper 8:45-Tennessee Ernie 9:00-Coffee Concert 9:58-Weather Forecast 10: :00-DaVe GarroWay 10: 15-Jack KirkWood 10: :30-Smiley Brunette 10:45-Curt Massey 11:00-Bill Ring 11:15-Music fir. S. America 11:30-Dude Martin 11:45-At Ease 12:00-Today's the Day 12:15-John Conte l2:30-Platter Parade 1:00-You and the World 1:15-Hillbilly Jamboree 2:00-News
 2:15-Johnny Mercer 2:30-Music a la Carte 4:00-News
 4:05-Baseball Game lqe without notice.)
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6:15-Guest Star 6:3O-Revenuers' Romp 7:3O-Hall of Fame 8:00-Grand OF Opry 8:3O-Mr. & Mrs. North 9:OO-Time for Love 9:3O-Crime Classics 10:00-Front and Center O:3O-The Whistler i1:OO-News 11:15-SportS Final 11:3O-Dancing Party 1":G0-Yawn Patrol 5:00-Sign Off
 Sunday 7:56-Sign On
 8:0O-NeWs
 8:15-Sun. Morn. Melodies 9:OO-Catholic Hour 9:3O-Protestant Hour 1O:OO-Hymns of the World 10: 0:3O-Choraliers 10: 0:45-Serenade in Blue 11:OO-Message of Israel 11:3O-Symphonette 12:0O-Youth Brings Music 12: Kaye Orch. 12: 2:3O-2Oth Cnt. Music Hall 1:O0-Holly. Radio Theater 2:00-Fellowship Hour 2:3O-On a Sun. Afternoon 3:O0-Eddie Cantor 3:30-Enchanted Hour 4:00-NBC Symphony 5:0O-Music
 6:00-NeWs
 6:15-Guest Star 6.30-Music from London 7:0O-Jack Benny ,edules subject 10 cha.