The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • 39

The Gazette and Daily, York; Friday Morning March 1949 39 On The Joint School District Meets At Winterstown TODAY'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 8:00 p. m. Dashiell Hammett's "The Fat Man" WJZ. 9:00 p. m.

Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald in "Welcome Stranger" WCBS. 9:80 p.m. Sylvan Levin Opera Concert WOE. 10:30 p. m.

Symphonette with Mishel Fiastro WOIt. 11:30 p. m. Deems Taylor. Concert WOR.

Hollom PTA Fetes Committee In Charge Of Dinner, Party IlaUam Committee members who had charge of the recent PTA dinner and card party held in the local fire company hall, were entertained at a tea at the home, of Mrs. John Leity, president of the local PTA. It was announced that nearly $200 was cleared on the event. Attending the tea were: William Stillinger, Mrs. Lester Kleiser, Mrs.

James E. Hitman, Mrs. Edward Fackler, Mrs. Louise Markley, Mrs. Merle A.

Clinton, Miss Doris Mae Cox, Mrs. Robert Yarnell, Mrs. Roy Miss Marian Blessing, Mrs. Elsie Fink, Miss Frances Forry, Mrs. Eugene Hinkle, Mrs.

Wilson TlTVfir WNBO WOR WJZ WCBS 660 kc 710 kc 770 kc 880 kc 1 MORNING PROGRAMS Myers, Mrs. Albert Throne, Mrs. Emory E. Dietz. Also, Mrs.

Walter H. Frey, Mrs. Charles E. Keim, Mrs. Margaret Schlosser, Mrs.

William Hibner, Mrs. Richard Sloat, Gerald 'Snyder, Mrs. Dorothy Seifert, Mrs. Elwood Forry, Mrs. Paul Artman and Mrs.

John Laity. Briefs C. A. Sechrist, local butcher, has been confined to his home by illness the past five weeks. Little improvement is reported in his condition.

Mrs. Kenneth Cox and daughter, Nancy, California, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Witmer Eichel-berger, Alexandria, spent several days with their cousins, Mildred E. and F. Gibson Strickler. IN YORK Almost Everyone Listens to AM and FM 900 Kc 103.3 Mc A.

M. Friday, March 11, on WSBA 6:30 Just About Time The News In Brief "J- 7:01 Just About Tune 7:15 The Weatherman 7:20 Just About Time jl. 7:30 The Radio Church 8:00 World News Tex Antolne Record News; 0:35 Bob Smith Varieties I News of the Farm Market Trends Gambling; News Rambilngs 00, News; Bob Smith M5 Recorded Musie 1 30lNews McCarthy 45 Bob Smith Show News Melvin John Gambling' Musical Clock Sorey Orch. 0t News; Bob Smith N'cwi Robinson Breakfast with 8 to Recorded My sic 36'HI! Jinx; events 451 and interviews Dorothy and Dick Chatter OO'News Roberts 151vaa Sanderson 30N. Brokenshire.

Hennessey More from' Life 9 McCanns at Home 45H'ords and Music Family Show Fred Waring Show News Gladstone 10 io I Jane Wilson 30 Road of Ufe Martha Deane Guest Stars Women's News 45, The Brighter Day 00 Dr. Paul Drama News Robinson 11 15'We Love and Learn Victor Lindlahr 30 Jack Berch Show Gabe Heatter 45 Lora Lawtoa Tello-Test Quiz AFTERNOON Elliot Friday, Mar. 11, 1949 Farm News with Philip Ahunpl Kieraaa's Corner news and manic Jack Stertiag Variety Show Archie Blryer'a Musie Makers Novelty Tones Too Fat Trio The Mariners Jaaette Davis 1 News-cCardiner jKirrnan's Corner I popular musle, I news, comment News Harry Clark News Agronsky Morning News Phil Cook- Show Margaret Arlea -Women's News The Fitzgeralds Ed and Pegeea (Philosophy; news The Breakfast Club News Bob Hite This is New York Bill Leonard Missus Goes A-Sbopnin' 1. R- King Doa McNeill Variety Show Interviews My True Story Drama: ram Arthur Godfrey Betty Crocker, talk Anna Mrs. FDR Comedy Show Janette Davis To be announced Kirkwoods Ted stone Tales Galen Drake The Mariners Bleyer Orch.

Grand Slam Rosemary Serial PROGRAMS dent of the Young Women's Missionary society, which met Mon day night in the church. The meeting was under the leadership of Mrs. Samuel F. Stauffer. Miss Carolyn Falkenstein played a piano solo.

Other officers elected by the Young Women's society were: Vice-president, Fannie Belle Martin: secretary, Ruth Stambaugh; assistant secretary, Pauline Hoffman, and treasurer, Arlene Stambaugh. During the worship service at St. Paul's (Wolf's) church Sunday morning, Bonnie Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon I.

Ehrhart, near here, was baptized. The altar flowers were placed in memory of Martin Eyster by his wife and son, Elmer, this place. Temperance Sunday was observed Sunday during the Sunday school session with Albert Joseph in charge of opening devotion Red Cross Sunday will be observed March 20. Air 00 Charles McCarthy Kate Smith Talks Welcome Traveler Wendy Warren Roundup Kate Smith Sings Tommy Bartlett Aunt Jenny 30 N. Brokenshire News Gladstone News; Maggie Helen Trent 45 Words and Musie Answer Man and Herb Our Gal Sunday 5 00 Mary Margaret Luncheon at Baukhage Talks Big Sister Serial 115 MrBrlde, News Srdi's Nancy Craig Talk Ma Perkins Serial 30 for Women Hollywood Theatre Guest Stars Young Dr.

Mai one 45 Guest Talks Drama Show Dot Dlx Advice Guiding Light 00 Double or Queen For Day Hollyw'd Breakfast Second Mrs. Burton 215 Nothing Interviews Jack McElroy Perry Mason 30 Today's Children Passing Parade Bride and Groom Nora Drake Serial 45 Light of World Great Musie John Nelson, M.C. Why You Tick 00 Life Can Be B'tiful Movie Matinee Ladies, Be Seated David Ha.ru nt 315 Ma Perkins Serial Variety Tom Moore, M.C. Hilltop House 30Tepper Voting Best Girt House Party Robert Q. Lewis 45! Right to Happiness A.

Llnkletter Varieties 1 J. R. King 00 Backstage Wife Barbara Welles Kyser's College Hint Hunt with 15 Stella Dallas Women's Page. Comedy, Musie Chuck Acrese '30 Isorrn.o Jones The Ladies' Man People and Things Winner Take All 45 Wldder Brown Tiny Ruffner N. Olmsted Beat Clock 00 When a Girl Marries Tele-Kid Qui Challenge of the Wives League 515 Portia Faces Life Superman Yukon Galen Drake Just Plain Bill apt.

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Kaltenborn Sports Bill Brandt Adventure Tales News Murrow 00 Highways In Melody Experience Speaks Dasbiel Hammett's Jack Carson 815 Lavalle Orek. Drama Show Fat Man Comedy Show 30 Jimmy Durante) Yours for Song This is Your FBI Favorite Husband 45 Comedy Show 8:55 Jokes Case Histories Lucille Ball 00 Eddie Cantor Heatter News Break The Bank Ford Theatre 915 Show Varieties Radio Newsreel Quiz Program Drama Show 30 Red Skeltoa Opera The Sheriff Horn at Midnight 45 Show Comedy Sylvan Levin 0:55 Sports Jack Benny 00 Life of Riley Meet the Press Page P. M. Playhouse 1 ft15 Dramatic Sketch Interviews Feature Events Drama Show Sports Newsreel Symphonette) Sports Cavalcade Yours Truly 45 Pro and Con Mishel Plastro American Sports Charles Russell 00 News Banghart News Vandeventer News. Comment News; Comment 15 Film Awards News; Weather Sports Joe Hasel Starlight Salute 30 Popular Dance Deems Taylor Philosophy; 11:35 Galen Drake 45 Orchestra Concert Dance Musle Daaee Musie The Greafest Shows In Radio Are Heard On MM NBC -1350 On Your Dial Friday on WORK A.

M. 6:00 Morntag Jamboree 6:40 Farm News 6:45 Morning Roundup D. E. Horn 7:00 Western Melodies Leinhardt's 7:15 K.L.U. Fellowship 7 :30 News Newswangers 7:45 Morning Sports Round-Up White Rose Motors 7:50 Breakfast Time 8:40 V.

P. News York Paint It Hardware Co. 8 :45 Morning Devotions 9:00 Here's Hudson 9:30 Dollars for Listening 9:55 Red Kaln International Jewelry 10:00 Fred Waring NBC 10:30 Road of Life NBC 10:45 The Brlghrer Day NBC 11 :00 Homespun Harmonies 11:15 We Love and Learn NBC 11:30 Jack Berclt NBC 11:45 Lora Lawtoa NBC 12:00 Spotlight on Rhythm P. M. 12:15 News Dolly Madison 12:30 Loral News D.

E. Stetler 12:35 Spotlight on Rhythm Julius 11:45 Spotlight on Rhythm Rothert's 1 :00 Spotlight on KayUm 1 :30 Frank Renaut Organ 1:55 News Sleeger 2:00 Double or Nothing NBC 2:30 Today's Children NBC 2:45 The Waltz Lives On 2:55 Local News Stores 3:00 Life Can Be Beautiful NBC 3:15 Ma Perkins NBC 3:30 Pepper Yoang NBC 3:45 Right to Happiness NBC 4:00 Backstnge Wife NBC 4:15 Stella Dallas NBC 4:30 Lorenzo JonesNBC 4:45 wing Widder Brown NBC 5:01. V. P. News Wiest's 5:06 Talk Save Year Vision 5:11 The Bandwagon 5:30 The Weatherman York Lincoln 5:35 Sports Wolf Supply Co.

5:45 Tom Mix Mutual 6:00 Gift Program Gregory's 6:15 U.P. News Local News Bon-Ton 6:25 Sports Flinehbaugh Bros. 6:30 Bing Crosby D. E. Stetler 6:45 Sunoco 3 Star Extra NBC 7:00 Supper Club NBC 7:15 News of the World NBC 7:30 York Round-Table John H.

Myers 8:00 Straight Arrow Mutual 8:30 Jimmy Durante NBC Eddie Cantor NBC 9:30 Red Skeltoa NBC 10:00 Life of Riley NBC 10:30 Bill Stern NBC 10:45 American Red Cross 11:00 U.P. News Dise Mart 11:15 Nightcap 12:60 NBC News 12:05 Night Cap 12:30 Sim Off VIMIMMMnMIIUMimmtlMIIIWtHIMMIMIIIIIIIMMIMMI I Round Table Discussion i Topic Tonight: SHOULD THE NEW SUPER-HIGHWAY GO THROUGH YORK? Winterstown A contract for the installation of two wash basins at the Winterstown school was awarded to Paul L. Snyder, Dal-lastown, by the Winterstown-North Hopewell joint school board during a meeting held Monday evening at the schooL The Dallastown plumber had submitted the low bid of $90 for the work, the directors said. In addition, the joint district ordered paid bills amounting to $3,931.98 including salaries and payments on the recent remodeling program. In separate actions the Winters-town directors paid bills amounting to $462.80 and the North Hope-directors paid out $2,701.38.

The largest portion of the bills acted upon by the separate districts represented payments to the joint district treasury. Public Sale Held At Hometown Farm Hametown A total of $8,346.86 was. realized at a public sale Saturday at this place, held by Luther E. Miller. A two-bottom plow sold for $145; tractors, $825; and grain drill, $130; elevator, $180; potato picker, $400; potato digger, $259; corn picker, $525; pick-up balers, $745 and $820, and combine, $360.

Ray Lerew, Railroad, was the auctioneer, and J. F. Neuhaus and C. V. Neuhaus, Glen Rock, were clerks.

Are you a classified user? Then you know they are profit makers direct from seller or buyer) to you. Adv. THE VOICE OF SOUTH-CENTRAL J3 PENNA. A ON YOUR DIAL AM FM 1250 105.7 Friday, March 11, 1949 A 6:00 6:01 7:00 7:34 8:00 :5 86 8:50 9: 9:15 9:30 9:55 10:0 10:15 10:30 11. -OO 11:15 11:30 P.

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11:30 Gems for Thought ABC k. 11:35 Palmer House Orchestra ABC Royal Jewelers Time Signals Daily Time Signals Daxly 101 RANCH BOYS YFC's Great Show Daily 8:30 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. CORNER on SPORTS Scores and Sports News if. 5:35 Monday thru Friday rj Two for the Show 3:05 THE SOD BUSTERS (Hazel, Gene and Gerry) 6:15 6:30 Friday, March 11, 1949 98.5 M.C.

Channel 253 FM Exclusively FOR SPORTS, NEWS AND MUSIC On the Air 3 P.M. to 11 P.M. Television WBAL (Channel II) 10. Test; 12, Here Comes Band; 11:15. HI Jinks; 1:15.

News; 1:30, Matinee; 2, Rhythm; 2:30, la Kitchen; 3, Hopalong Cassidy; 4, Matinee; 4:30, Songs; 4:45, Rhythm; 5, Western Songs; 5:30, Howdy Doody; 6. HI Kids; 6:15, Man About Town; :45. News; 6:50, Sports; 7, TV Presents; 7:10, Engineering Award; 7:30, Musie; 7:45, News; 8, Review; 9, Stop Me; 9:30, Your Snow Time; It, Bout; 11, Supper Club. WAAM (Channel 13) 16, Test; 3:30. Movie; 4, News; 4:05, Music; 6, Small Fry; 6:30, Teen Tunes; 6:45, Pop Question; 6:55.

Film; 7, News; 7:15, Wren's Nest; 1 7:30, Golden Light Quartet; 7:45, Sports Lesson; 7:65, Sports; 8, Broadway Revue; 9. Break Bank; 9:30, Sports; 9:45, Pearce Show; 10, News. WCAIT (Channel 10) 10, News, Musle; 12:45, Film; 1, Operation Classroom; 1:15, Film; 1:30, Vanity Fair; 2, Hotnemakrr's Matinee; 3, News, Musle; 5:35, Program Prevue; 5:40, Champions Formula; 5:55, Movie; 6:15, Homrmaker's; 6:30, Lucky Pup; 6:45, News; 7:15, Manhattan Show-ease; News; 7:45, Blues; 8, Jazz; 8:30, Songs; 8:45, UN program; 9, Court In Session; 10, Film. WMAL (Channel 7) 6:15, Candlelight and Silver; 6:45, Movie; 7, News; 7:15, Wren's Nest; 7:30, Film; 7:45, Identify; 8, Vaudeo Varieties; 9, Break Bank; 9:30, Capital Close-I'p; 9:45, Alice Pearce Sings; 10, Film. WFIL (Channel 6) 10, Breakfast Carnival; 11, Test; 6, Small Fry; 6:30, Camera Headlines; 6:45, Weather; 6:50, Sports; 7, News; 7:15, Newsreel; 7:30, Film; 7:40, Model Speaks; 8, Broadway Review; 9, Break Bank; 9:30, Sports Review; 9:45, Alice Pearce Show; 10, Newsreel.

WNBW (Channel 4) 5:15, Write Now; 5:30, Howdy Doody; 6, Journal 6:50, Weather; 6:55, Washington Newsreel; 7, Kukla, Fran Ollie; 7:30, Music; 7:45, News; 8, Broadway Revue; 9, Stop Me; 9:30. Your Show Time; 10, Boxing; 11, Supper Club; 11:15, Newsreel; 11:20, Newsreel. WMAR (Channel 2) 10, Concert Musie; 12:45, Film; 1, Warren Hull; 1:30, Vanity Fair; 2, Concert Music; 6, Funny Capers; 6:15, Playground; 6:30, Lucky Pup; 6:45, News; 6:55, Weather; 7. Sports; 7:15, Manhattan Showcase; 7:30, News; 7:45, Make Mine Musie; 8, Jazz; 8:30, Morey Amsterdam Show; 9, Science Review; 10, Tune Titles; 10:30, News; 10:40, Weather. Officers Elected By Church Groups Near Thcmasville Thomasville Mrs.

Rauby was elected president of the Women's Artists on Parade 5:05 SLEEPY TIME GAL (Courtesy of the Roffe School of Dancing) listen for contest details 8:00 BASKETBALL GAME (play-by-play) WM. PENN OF YORK Vs. MUHLENBURG TWP. (Regional Playoff) (Courtesy White Rose Motors) Hurry! Hurry! GET YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR MITE Of MUSIC Thursday March 17th .5 WM. PENN REQUESTFULLY YOURS (Dial 6611 nightly) It's Your Show! for Records Requests P.M.

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