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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12
Spain Begins Year
OF Homage to st.
Ignatius of LOyOla


LOYOLA, Spain-(NC)-Celebra-
tions that will continue through
out Spain for an entire year were
inaugurated here to mark the
fourth centenary of the death of
st. Ignatius Loyo1a, founder of the
Society of Jesus.
The formal inauguration of the
celebrations was marked here by
impressive ceremonies at the Basil
lea of st. Ignatius presided over
by Generalissimo Francisco Franco,
Spanish Chief of State. and attend
ed by brilliant array of ecclesias-
tical and civil dignitaries, includ-
ing Archbishop Hdebrando Anton
iutti, Paoal Nuncio to Spain.
Meanwhile. His Holiness Pope
Plus XII sent a special letter in
Latin to Father John Baptist JAMS.
sens, ST., General of the Society
of Jesus, whose headquarters are
in Rome, in which he extended his
good wishes to "the great family of
st. Ignatius," and expressed con-
fidence that great good will come
to the Church and the faithful
from the celebrations of "such a
glorious centenary"
Pope Plus also took special note
of the celebrations honoring the
great Spanish Saint by granting
special indulgences to those who
made a pilgrimage to the Saints
shrine in Loyola anytime up to
July 81, 1856, the date that will
mark the 40Oth anniversary of st.
Ignatius' death. At the same time,
the Pontiff authorized the ceiebra-
tion of votive Masses at the shrine
for pilgrims.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12
August Intention Seeks Cro,Uth
Of Christian Marriage Ideals

The Mission Intention of the ApoSehp of Prayer for August
That Christian principles marriage and family life
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12

Our Lord stressed this in the
last parable or illustration He
used on earth, when, the night of
the Last Supper, He referred to a
woman in labor. "A woman in
childbirth feels distress because
now her hour has come; but when
she has borne her child, she does
not remember her distress any
longer, so glad is she that man
is born into the world"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12

The disciples were sad be-
cause Our Lord was to leave
them; He told them He would
come back in His Spirit and their
Joy no one would take from
them. But there had to be the
separation in the flesh as con-
dition for joy in the Spirit.
In all things, such as giving birth
to a convert, there has to be
labor, travail, distress and agony.
1t is not easy TO bring a soul
into the world; sometimes it is
harder than to bring body into
the world. There is the newt
ability of sorrows in having any
thing to do with the conversion
of Africa or Asia.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12

AS you pray the five decades
of a WoRLDMISSION ROSARY
your intentions travel to the five
missionary continents of the
world. Each decade of this ros-
ary is colored to represent one
of these missionary areas. Pray
for the prosecuted millions in
Asia-for the sick and hungry
in Oceania, the Americas, Africa
and Europe. For a So offering
and your request, we will send
you the WORLDMISSION ROS-
AIRY,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12

the first month of my part-time
Job as a waitress" to M.K.D.
Enclosed you will find a check
for $25. 1t is one of the checks
/ received from the appearance
of my dog on television pet
show. l hope it will help your
work" to P.V. Il am enclos-
ing a check for $38 which rep
resents pennies collected dur
ing the last two months. / am a
switchboard operator at a fish
ing pier, and during the day ]
leave a box on top of the board
with the words Pennies for
Bishop Sheen" on it. Fishermen,
wharfmen, buyers, etc. have put
pennies in it. This money is
what I have collected so far"
to F. and G. N. two little
Irish girls who recently came to
America and who gave their
savings to the Missions to
H.C.E. for SIPS. "Please accept
this in way of thanksgiving for
the safety and health of my wife
and our new daughter"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12

imprisonm e n I
a n d torture
in India, they
suffer fro m
misunderstand-
ing, while those
who work at
home to supply
the Holy Fa-
( h e r w / t h
m e a n S fol
these mission
aries have a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12

larger measure of trials. This
is probably because the conver-
sion of the pagans brings JOY to
their souls; but no joys ever
come in Christianity without
some sorrow. Every joy is pur-
chased through pain and trial;
every Easter Sunday is preceded
by a Good Friday.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Ezzard Charles, former heavy
weight champion of the world, and
John Holman. fast-rising favorite
in the Midwest, meet in a 10
round Blue Ribbon Bout" from
the Miami Beach Auditorium on
WBTV tonight at 9 o'clock.
Charles, the Cincinnati. Ohio, box
er-puncher who lost his title to
Jersey Joe" Walcott and has
since fought two thrillers with
champion Rocky Marciano. will
be attempting to re-establish him.
self as a top contender with win
over Holman. A victor over Char
lie Norkus in his last bout.
Charles sports an over all record
of 81 wins (53 by K.OD, one draw
and II losses. Holman, who calls
Chicago, Ill. his home town, leap
ed into the heavyweight picture
three months ago when he kayoed
Cesar Brion, one of the leading
contenders in the division. His
record is 26 wins 15 by KOD,
one draw and 10 losses.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

ing play with music-Starring Jer-
ONE Courtland. Ernest Truck.
Kathy Nolan and June Lockhart
will be presented on The Elgin
Hour" over WBTV this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. The Joseph Schulz
teleplay concerns an elfin girl with
wondrous harp. who visits a
small town in her quest for folk
music which she hopes to weave
into a ballet symphony, and who
finds a different destiny. Miss
Nolan will play the sprite- like
girl. Celia: with Courtland as Ken
nedy Dolan, proprietor of a run
down garage and a dreamer who
has been waiting all his life for
something big and wonderful to
happen to him: Truck as Pop, the
garage handyman with wisdom
beneath his apparent shiftlessness.
and Miss Lockhart as Martha, a
Spinster with kindlinesS underly-
ing her cauStic manner.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Buffalo Bill Jr. and his kid sis
ter, Calamity, communicate with
each other in a novel fashion -
an SOS. message conveyed by
clothes hung on a clothesline -
outwit a murder posing as Johnny
Ringo in the death Of Johnny
Ringo" on WBTV this morning at
l0:30. Jack Deuce, a gambler turn
ed killer, assumes Ringo's identity
after he has slain a messenger
and stolen a packet of gold bonds
being sent a restive Indian tribe.
He attempts to hide out in Judge
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Jane Froman visits an antique
auction and comes up with some
musical classics in her show on
WBTV this evening at 6:l5. Jane
sets the spirit of the sale in her
devil-may-care opening number
Anything Goes" She then toasts
a prize antique Offering with Lis
ten To The Music Box" and sets
the note for the things she buys
with "These Foolish Things" At
ter the dancers perform to the
oklahoma! classic, Surrey
With The Fringe On Top" Jane
serenades a woman's portrait with
the haunting song. Laura The
next Froman song is "All OF You"
which furnishes the romantic and
the background finale for two low
ers at the sale.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Hans Conried plays a meek and
mild architect whose secret yen
for the more violent forms of sport
gets a workout when he acts as
manager for a bigtime heavy
weight boxer, in "The Brute Next
Door" on playhouse Of Stars"
over WBTV tonight at 8 O'Clock.
No good at sports himself, "War-
rem Fitzjerner" (Conried) is a
non-perspiring athlete by proxy
until heavyweight threat "Bobo
Shaughnessy" HAL Baylor) moves
next door Bobo is about to fight
a grudge fight and, his manager
having recently departed, Warren
does the neiehborly thing and
steps into the breach, with hilari-
Gus results.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
CONSUMER CREDIT

At the end OF 1854. consumer
credit stood at a high of S3O,125,-
coo 900. That figure does not in
clude home mortgage loans, which
scared to a record-Shattering S75,-
SOC, 100000. In January, 1855 it
dropped to $29,7C0OOO.0OO but it
was still the highest for any Jan
uary and S960,0O0,000 above the
year earlier figure. Installment
buying accounted for the major
part Of consumer credit.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
Wednesday. April u

The attempt of Wild Bill Hick-
ok and his deputy. Jingles. to de-
ceive a straight-laced parent as to
the true vocation of his daughter,
a singer in a dance hall, touches
off kidnapings. hot pursuits and
a series of pistol battles during the
telecast on WBTV this afternoon
at $50. Stars of the Wild Bill
Hickok drama titled THE Pro-
fesSor's Daughter" are Guy Madi-
son and Andy Devine.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
Friday, April 70

Two Polynesian girls. a vicious
Island King, an oriental lawyer.
and Tim Kelly and Toubo Smith.
"Soldiers Of Fortune" bring vio-
lence to a South Pacific Island in
"The Runaway King" the pre-
miere presentation in the new Sc
ries on WBTV this afternoon at
$50. Kelly and Smith are hired to
determine whether an American
Fighter pilot is dead or just miss
ing as the result of a crash land
ing. Their one good source of in
formation is Giving dead man."
so severely burned that he can't
see, hear, or talk.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
Sunday. Nay I

Davy Crockett's dramatic rise
from a backwoodS magistrate to a
plain talking congressman who
committed political suicide by de-
Tending the rights of Indians he
once fought against is shown in
"Davy Crockett Goes To Con-
gress," the "Disneyland" presen-
tation on WBTV this afternoon at
o'clock. Starring FesS Parker in
the title role, the live action pro-
duction depicts Davy's adventures
following his return from the In
dian Wars. 1t is one of three "Dis-
neyland" shows which together tell
the life story of the bear-slaying
Tennessee frontierSman who be-
came a congressman and Alamo
hero.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Ben Wiley's store. trussing up all
hands. including the Judge; Larry
Martin, the telegrapher; Anna
Louise Beaumont. former sweet
heart of Ringo, and Calamity
Meanwhile, Buffalo Bill. Jr. has
lust won his most important as
sienment. He is scout and guide
for Captain Carey Heath, detailed
to help the federal troops search
ing for the missing messenger.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
Tuesday. April rs

Stopping at a seemingly aband-
oned hotel in the Louisiana Bayou
Country, Perry White and Jimmy
Olsen find that it is inhabited by
three strange characters who at
tempt to scare them from the pre-
misses during The Evil Three on
"Superman over WBTV this af-
ternoon at $50. Called to their
aid. Clark Kent as Superman res
cues them from a Subterranean
cave and unravels the mystery sur
rounding the three guests and
their ghost.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

A Texas ranch hand takes his
horse to the Madison Square Gar
den rodeo and becomes not only
the worlds champion cowboy but
also the beneficiary of S1,000.000
windfall from an anonymous bene-
factor. in The Story Of Luke
Fortune" on THE Millionaire"
over WBTV tonight at o'clock.
Hugh O'Brian plays the cowboy
and Colleen Gray is seen as the
girl he left behind in Texas.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Lucy and Ricky cut some rollick-
ing caperS during a stage show
presented at Ethel Mertz's club. in
The Benefit" a repeat program
Of a past Lucy" adventure, on
The Sunday Lucy Show" over
WBTV this afternoon at 5 o'clock
Lucy's misfortunes start when.
asked by Ethel to get Ricky for
entertainment, she horns in on the
act.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Richard Carlson, as businessman
Herbert Philbrick and FBI coun-
terspy in the Communist Party,
welcomes home the American cor
respondent, James Hillary. recent
" released from a Red prison, on
II Led Lives" over WBTV to-
night at $50. The latter's insist
ence that he received humane
treatment from the Reds arouses
Philbrick's suspicious, in view of
obvious physical symptoms of ag-
ing and torture.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

The death of a british man on
an obscure London street in the
year 1910 reaches into the Crown
offices, causes a frantic flight to
South America and the sentencing
of an innocent man to the gal
lows. in the television adaptation
of John Galsworthy's "The First
And The Last" on Climax! over
WBTV tonight at 7:30. Robert
Newton, John Agar, Peggy Ann
Garner and John Carradine star
in the presentation.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
Thursday, April %

"The Lone Ranger" and Tonic
are pitted against an unscrupu-
lous attorney and his aid when
forged documents are discovered,
supposedly transferring the Bart
ranch into their hands, on WBTV
this afternoon at $50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

A moving drama based on the
life of Dr. George Minot, who won
a 1884 Nobel Prize in medicine af-
ter developing a cure for perni-
cious anemia is seen on "Caval-
cade OF America" on WBTV to-
night at 7:30. Walter Coy stars in
The Gift OF DR.. Minot." set in
Boston in the early 1920's.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
TV Hg:hHghts
Of The Week

concert fields, will be guest SOLO
lists on The Voice Of Firestone" on
WBTV tonight at 7:30. They will
sing Blue Room, CLOSE AS
Pages In A Book" mo Other
Love, You And The Night And
The Music" and All. Sweet Mys-
terry Of Life"
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Rock Hudson lends his histri-
onic talents to the task of reunit-
ing Ricky and Fred with their
esrtWhile wives on the Il Love
Lucy" show over WBTV tonight at
S o'clock. Lucille Ball and DeSi-
Arnaz co-star with Vivian Vance
and William Frawley.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

A young rancher is accused of
the murder of crooked swindler,
and Sky King" sets out to prove
his innocence, on WBIV this eve
ming at o'clock. The toWnspeo-
pie turn against the rancher when
they discover that the dead man
had tried to foreclose a mortgage
on the young mans property.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

deal for Cosmo, on Topper, on
WBTV this evening at 7:30. Rob-
ert Sterling and Anne Jeffreys
star as the Kerbys. Leo G. Carroll
and Lee Patrick play Mr.. and Mrs.
Topper and Allen Jenkins is the
handyman.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

In Jimmy The Kid" on WBTV
this afternoon at $50. Dick Vests
Resemblance to a stagecoach rob-
Der forces the Range Rider into
a dangerous adventure in order to
track down the real culprit and
prove Dicks innocence.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

In Africa on scientific pursuits,
Captain Midnight and his allies
become involved in a native up
rising caused by the theft of a
secret idol. on WBTV this morn
ing at $50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

A gangster's girl friend leads
detectives on the trail of the per-
petrators of a series of San Fran
cisco theatre robberies. on "The
Lineup" co-starring Warner An
derson and Tom Tully, on WBTV
tonight at 9 O'Clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

The Baltimore Orioles journey to
Municipal Stadium in Cleveland
to take on last years American
League pennant winners, the
Cleveland Indians, in today's base
ball Game OF The Week" on
WBTV this afternoon at 1915.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Dorothy Warenskjold. lovely
lyric soprano of television, radio,
opera and concert stage, and Jer-
ONE Hines, a favorite at the Met
ropolitan Opera for the past eight
seasons and one of the most dis
tinguished baSsos in the opera and
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

While Cramps is busily engaged
in an attempt to beat the carni-
val checker champion, animal
side-show owners attempt to steal
Lassie from her young master,
Jeff Miller, on "LaSSie" over
WBTV this afternoon at 5 O'Clock,
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
Monday, April rs

A previeW of tomorrow morn
ing's "A-Bomb" blast at Yucca
Flat, Nevada, will be shown on the
Morning Show" on WBTV this
morning at 7 o'clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

"Steve McQuinn' Cesar Ro-
mero). U. S. Diplomatic Courier,
paves the way for world famous
schoolteacher to speak the truth
tonight at 7 o'clock over WBTV on
Passport To Danger" Because
he accidentally witnessed crime
of international Importance, "Ju-
lesz Novak" tSig Arno), country
schoolmaster. is sought by the
Bulgarian Secret Police. In Tan
eier, where he has fled for refuge,
Novak becomes the pawn of some
avaricio' IS people in their race for
the mo, .ey offered for his capture.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Paris is the setting and romance
is the mood as 10 Stafford and
The Starhghters open the "Jo
Stafford Show" on WBTV this
evening at 6:15, with Il Love
Paris" An instrumental, THE
River Seine" follows. with Paul
We5t II conducting the orchestra.
10 and The Starliohters return for
paris III The Spring" Then, after
"Under Paris Skies" 10 sings the
classic French ballad "Au Clair de
la Lune." concluding with the
group on April In Paris"
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

A country club setting is used
on The Tony Martin Show" on
WBTV this evening at 6:l5. Tony
will sing Sincerely" DO. Do.
Do" Melody Of Love" and THE
Song Is You"
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Willie Mayes. the colorful New
York Giants outfielder, will be
guest on Red Barber's Corner"
on WBTV tonight at 9:45.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Correspondent Michael Powers
of the Associated News uses the
only weapon available to society
when an international gangster
engages in "Foreign Intrigue" over
WBTV tonight at 9 o'clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

When Cosmo Topper, his ghost
" friends. George and Marion
Kerby, and a fumbling handyman
get tangled up in Henrietta Top
per's spring cleaning, the resulting
chaos nearly ruins big banking
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

Midsummer Melody" a haunt
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25

/ 80 Art Linkletter
200 Big Payoff
2:30 Bob Crosby
300 Brighter Day
BIS Secret Storm
$3.50 On Your Account
400 Carolina Cookery
4:30 Movie Matinee
500 Sky King
$50 Range Rider
800 DR.. Heaton
6l5 Tony Martin
$50 ESQ Reporter
Gas Hotpoint Weatherman
$50 Vespers
700 Burns And Allen
7:30 Voice OF Firestone
800 l Love Lucy
$3.50 December Bride
900 Studio One
1000 Watch The Birdie
l0:l5 Nocturne
1890 Talent Scouts
ll:OO Atlantic Weatherman
IL :O5 News And Sports Final
HIS Late Show
IL AS Sign Off
TUESDAY, APRIL 26
$50 Sign On Test Pattern
700 Morning Show
7:30 Morning Show
7:55 Carolina Hi Lites
300 Morning Show
8:25 TV Almanac
S:30 Morning Show
8:55 Carolina Hi Lites
900 Garry Moore
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
1890 Strike 1t Rich
II 100 Valiant Lady
HIS Love Or Life
ll:3O Search For Tomorrow
II AS Guiding Light
1900 Betty Feezor Show
1915 Road OF Life
1890 Welcome Travellers
100 Robert @. Lewis Show
l 80 Art Linkletter
200 Backstage Studio
2:30 Bob Crosby
300 Brighter Day
BIS Secret Storm
$3.50 On Your Account
400 Carolina Cookery
4:30 Movie Matinee
500 Cartoon Carnival
Sis Story Painter
$50 Superman
600 Wach-Cheer-Win
6:l5 10 Stafford
$50 ESQ Reporter III
6'd5 Hotpoint Weatherman
$50 Vespers
ZOO Passport To Danger
T:'0 Cavaicade O1 america
500 Arthur Smith
$50 Stories OF The Century
900 Danger
e:30 See 1t Now
1000 Parade OF Quartets
1915 Vacationland
1890 Big Town
100 Atlantic Weatherman
HOS News And Sports Final
HIS Late Show
l2:45 Sign Off
WEDNESDAY, APRIL p
$50 Sign On Test Pattern
700 Morning Show
7:30 Morning Show
1855 Carolina Hi Lites
800 Morning Show
3:25 TV Almanac
$3.50 Morning Show
8,S5 Carolina Hi Lites
900 Garry Moore
90 Arthur Godfrey
1890 Strike 1t Rich
100 Valiant Lady
Has Love OF Life
II ''n Search For Tomorrow
As Guiding Light
1900 Betty Feezor Show
1915 Road OF Life
1890 Welcome Travellers
| .An Man Around The House
20 Art Iinkletter
200 Biz Payoff
2:"0 Bob Crosby
300 Brighter Day
BIS Secret Storm
3:30 On Your Account
4 On Carolir" Cookery
4'?0 Movie Matinee
500 Crusader Rabbit
Sis To Be Announcement
$40 Wild Bill Hickok
600 Fame
6:l5 Coke Time
6:2O Fsso Reporter
6:45 Hotpoint Weatherman
$50 VesoerS
7'on Arthur Godfrey & Friends
800 The Millionaire
800 I've Got A Secret
900 Plue Ribbon Bouts
GAS Ped BARRIERS Corner
1000 Harvesters Quartet
10:l5 To BE Announced
1920 NV Little Margie
IL 100 Atlantic Weatherman
IL 'O5 News And Sports Final
l1lS Late show
l2;45 Sign Off
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
THE LINCOLN TIMES
TELEVISION LOG :
WBTV, CHARLOTTE-CH CHANNEL 3

- - ~ 20
$50 Sign On Test Pattern
ZOO Morning Show
T:30 Morning Show
7:55 Carolina Hi Lites
800 Morning Show
S:25 TV Almanac
$50 Morning Show
800 Carolina Hi Lites
900 Garry Moore
9:30 Arthur Godfrey
1000 Strike 1t Rich
IL 100 Valiant Lady
I1:l5 Love OF Life
II so Search For Tomorrow
ll;45 Guiding Light
1900 Betty Feezor Show
l2:l5 Road OF Life
1890 Welcome Travellers
100 Robert @. Lewis
80 Art Linkletter
200 Nancy Carter
2:30 Bob Crosby
300 Brighter Day
3:l5 Secret Storm
$3.50 On Your Account
400 Carolina Cookery
4:20 Movie Matinee
500 Cartoon Carnival
Sis Story Painter
$50 Lone Ranger
500 Shop By TV
6:l5 Jane Froman
$50 ESQ Reporter
6:i5 Hotpoint Weatherman
$50 Vespers
700 Arthur Smith
7:30 Climax
$50 / Led Three Lives
900 Four Star PLAYHOUSE
$50 The Carolina Hour
1000 Doing 1t Yourself
1915 Nocturne
1920 To Be Announced
IL 100 Atlantic Weatherman
II :05 News And Sports Final
HIS Late Show
Pas Sign OFF
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
FRIDAY, APRIL 90

$50 Sign On Test Pattern
700 Morning Show
7:30 Morning Show
7:55 Carolina Hi LiteS
800 Morning Show
3;25 ~ Almanac
$50 Morning Show
8:55 Carolina Hi Lites
900 Garry Moore
1890 Strike 1t Rich
IL 100 Valiant Lady
HIS Love OF Life
IL 80 Search For Tomorrow
II As Guiding Light
1900 Betty Feezor Show
1915 Road OF Life
1890 Welcome Travellers
100 Man Around The House
l:30 Art Linkletter
200 Big Payoff
2:30 Bob Crosby
300 Brighter Day
BIS Secret Storm
$50 On Your Account
400 Carolina Cookery
4:30 Movie Matinee
500 Ranch Hands Club
Sis Junior Rancho
$50 Soldier OF Fortune
500 Barker Bills Cartoons
6:l5 Coke Time
$50 ESQ Reporter
Gas Hotpoint Weatherman
$50 Vespers
TOO Mama
7:30 Topper
300 Playhouse OF Stars
$50 Mr.. District Attorney
o'nG 1'Ne Line Up
$50 Food Carnival
GAS Ames Brothers
1000 Community Affair
10:l5 Synopsis
1920 Showcase
II 90 Atlantic Weatherman
Il :05 News And Sports Final
Has Late Show
u AS Sign Off
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-25
SATURDAY, APRIL 80

500 Test Pattern
8:45 Back To God Hour
900 Space Cadet
$50 Captain Midnight
1000 Cartoon Carnival
1890 Buffalo Bill. Jr.
100 Big Top
1900 Roy Rogers
- 30 Industry On Parade
70: AS Dizzy Dean
12:55 Baseball
400 Late Matinee
500 Lassie
$50 Ramar OF The Jungle
600 Horace Heidi
$50 Beat The Clock
700 Jackie Gleason
500 Two For The Money
?:9n Favorite Husband
900 Foreign Intrigue
$50 Danny Thomas
1000 Ray Milland Show
1920 To Be Announced
100 Telenews Weekly
1l:l5 Wrestling
1890 Sign Off
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-11-10
Elizobeth FRYE

Mrs. Elizabeth Frye, 81, OF
Summerfield, died Saturday
morning in Guernsey Memorial
hospital where she had been a
patient for four weeks after suf-
fering broken hip.
A daughter of Fred and Suz-
anne Farley Rodecker, she was
born April II, 1868 near Sum-
merfield and spent her entire
life in that community. She was
a member of the Summerfield
Methodist church.
Survivors include a niece, Mrs.
Ella Finney of Summerfield, and
nephew, c. G. Rodecker of
San Diego, Calf. A daughter,
Mrs. Kathleen Miller and her
husband, Henry preceded her in
death.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at 200 o'clock
at the Summerfield Methodist
church with Rev. Lowell Kiger
officiating. Interment was made
in the Eastern cemetery. Ar
rangements were in charge of the
Brubach funeral home, Summer
field.