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Thursday September 1 9 1951
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PROGRAM SCHEDULE - SEPT' 22 SEPT 28
SUNDAY
The Christ° Pberl
This b the Life
Florian Zabach
Oral Roberts
Now Chriattan
Science Heals
James Mason
Church of Christ
Victory it Sea
Movie Time OKLA
Open Bearinn
Tales of the Texas
Ranger
'Ma Lone Barterer
You Asked roe it
Movie Tim OKLA
Maverick
Star Performnnee
Movie Time OKLA
LAMY
MONDAT-FRIDAT
11:00 Coot! Morning 11:03
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12 :30 Channel Serenaders 11:00
1:00 Midday Matinee
3 :00 American Bandstand
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I 100 PoPeYe Theater I :00
SUNDAY SEPT 211
8:30 Color Test
9:00 This Is The Life
9:30 The Christophers
10:00 Church Services
1030 Sunday School
1100 Summer Showcase
The Stranger"
12:25 News and Weather
12:30 Wisdom
1:00 TBA
1:30 Counterpoint
2:00 Oklahoma Atfricul
ture On Parade
"Sooner Youth
At The Fair"
300 Navy Men
3:30 Code 3
4:00 Bud Wilkinson Show
4:30 OU vs Pittsburgh
5:15 Big Playback
5:30 Weatherman
545 News
6:00 Steve Allen Show
7:00 Alcoa lour
8:00 The Web
8:30 Sunday Night Show
"The Awful Truth"
Iri:00 Weatherman
10:15 News
TBA
DAYTIME
MOM THRU FEL
8:15 Test Pattern
6:30 Color Test
640 Farm News and
Weather
8:55 Chapel Time
7:00 Today
7:25 Today in Oklahoma
7:30 Today
1:55 Today's Weather
8:00 The Happy House
8:30 Treasure Hunt
9:00 The Price Is Right
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quences 10:00 Tic Tac Dough
10:30 It Could De You
11:00 Susie
11:30 Tom Paxton Show
12:00 News
12:20 Weatherman
12:30 Bride and Groom
1:00 Matinee Theater
2:00 Queen For A Day
2:45 Modern Romances
3:00 I Married Joan
3:30 The First Show
MONDAY4EPT 23
5:00 Giant Xids Matinee
5:45 NBC News
6:00 News
SIG NINE
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900 UN in Action !:r 230
9:30 Oklahoma City at 3:00
Worship ' 3:30
10:00 Let's Take a Trip 4 4:00
10:30 Dr Waldo Stephens 530
10:45 Man to Mon t 5840
1100 Heckle & Jackie
11:30 Wild Bill Hickok 4! 545
MOO Pro lootbali er
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300 Cisco Kid
3:30 News Clyde Davie "
345 Weather Harry 1' 630
Volknon i 7:00
4:00 Face ther Notion 7'a2
430 Special CBS Show c'd"
500 The Last Word ' &30
5:30 You Are There 9:00
6:00 Lassie 10:00
630 Jock Benny
700 G E Theatre 10:13
MONDAY
11 old Journey
Voice of Firestone
Lawrence Wellee
Top Tunes & New
Talent
Wire Service
MovieTime OKLA
Th Lobo Show
TUESDAY
Cheyenne
Wyatt Lem
Broken Arrow
Telephore Time
Its Polka Time
Movie Time OKLA
The Late Show
WEDNESDAY
Disneyland
Navy Log
Wednesday Night
Fights
nossemary Clooney
Pit vieTime OKLA
The Late Show
THURSDAY
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11:00 ABC Preserita
:20 Weatherman
6:30 The Price Is Right
7:00 Twenty One
730 Antarctica—Eleven
Against The Ice
8:30 Death Valley Days
9:00 Restless Gun
9:30 Tales of Wells Fargo
10:00 News
10:13 Weatherman
10:25 Sports Report
10:30 Mr District Attorney
11:00 Jack Pear Show
TUESDAY SEPT 24
COO Giant Kids Matinee
5:45 NBC News
6:00 News
6:20 Weatherman
6:30 Nat King Cole Show
7:00 Meet McGraw
1:30 Bob Cummings Show
800 The Californians
8:30 Men of Annapolis
2:00 George Cobol Show
10:00 News
10:15 Weatherman
10:23 Sports Report
10:30 Night Train
11:00 Jack Pear ShoW
WEDNESDAY SEPT 25
5:00 Giant Kids Matinee
5:43 NBC News
6:00 News
6:20 Weatherman
- 6:30 Counterpoint
7:00 Kraft Theaters
8:00 This Is Your Life
8:30 Ozzie & Harriet
9:00 New Adventures
of Martin Kane
9:30 O Henry Playhouse
10:00 News
10:15 Weatherman
10:23 Sports Report
10:30 Man Behind the
Badge —
MOO Jack Past Show -
THURSDAY SEPT 26
5:00 Giant Kids Matinee
5:45 NBC News
6:00 News
11:20 Weatherman
6:30 Ray Milland Show
1:00 The People's Choice
7:30 Tennesseia Ernie
Ford Show
8:00 The Lux Show
starring Rosemary
Clooney
8:30 Jane Wyman Show
9:00 Grouch° Marx
Programs telecast In color Portions of
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FRIDAY
Rin Tin Tin
Jim Bowie
Crossroads
Oversells Adventure
Date With the
Angels
The Big Picture
Movietme OKLA
Texas Rasa lin
SATURDAY
12 :00 Cimarron Valley
Theater
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4 :00 Cowboy 0-Men
4 :80 Get Set—Go
t00 MovIeTime OKLA
6 :80 Grand Ole Om
:00 Lawrence Welk
1:00 Mike Wallane
a :30 American Legend
9 :00 Tmpact
10 :00 Premiers Perform
9:30 Dragnet
10:00 News
10:15 Weatherman
10:25 Sports Report
10:30 Songs For A
Summer Night
with Ken Wright
11:00 Jack Paar Show
FRIDAY SEPT 27
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Weatherman
Saber of London
Sheriff of Cochise
The Thin Man
Cavalcade of Sports
Red Barber's Corner
State Trooper
Frontier
News
Weatherman
Sports Report
Mr and Mrs North -
Jack Paar Show
SATURDAY SEPT 23
' 7:15 Test Pattern
7:30 Color Test
7:45 Cartoons Serial
8:15 Little Dutch Mill
8:30 The Gumby Stow
9:00 Fury
9:30 Captain Gallant
10:00 Howdy Doody
10:30 Circle 4 Rar:h
12:15 Leo Durocher's
- Warmup
12:25 Major League Base
ball Cincinnati
Rodlegs vs
Milwaukee Braves
2:30 Football Forecast
2:45 Football Game of
the Week Star :ord
- ' vs Northwestern
5:30 Football Scorebc-rd
5:45 News and Weather
6:00 Perry Como Shows
7:00 Club Oasis
7:30 Gisele MacKenzie
Show
8:00 Encore Theater
8:30 Your Hit Parade
9:00 Life of Riley
9:30 People Are Funny
1000 News
10:15 Weatherman
10:25 Sports Report
10:30 Studio 51
11:00 Suturday Night ShoW
"Call It A Day"
telecast In color Portions of programs telecast in col:r
PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE'
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100 The Big Payoff
Thursday Night Sept 26
130 The Verdict is Yours A
200 Brighter Day 4 600 Science fiction
2iI5 The Secret Storm 14 Theatre
230 The Edge of Night V: 6:30 Sergeonl Preston
3:00 Amos 'n Andy - 700 Harbourmaster
3:30 Our Miss Brooks 1--1 7830 Climax
4:00 Family MGVi Time "-f B:30 Highway Patrol
530 News Clyde Davis : 900 Undercurrent
5840 Weather Harry 9830 Dr Christian
Volkman 1000 Weather Harry
5145 Doug Edwards News 4 Volkman
ill 10:13 News Mark Weavet
Monday Night Sept 23 '' 10:25 Big 9 Scoreboard
Ken Corikor
6"Ci I tid T Hhooree d tival 10830 Million Dollar Movie
:30 Robin
7:00 Those Whiting Girls
7:30 Richard Diamond - Friday Night Sept 27
03:00 Burns and Allen
4:00 1 Led Three Live
830 Talent Scouts iiivivw I emu 1111WW &SWIM
9:00 Studio On 630 Annie Oakley
110i00 Weather Harty 7100 Capt David Grief
Volkmon 7i30 Schlits Playhouse
0 JU Jock Benny
74 8:00 Vilest Point Story
700 G E Theatre 10:13 News Mark Weaver
730 Allred Hitchcock t 830 Destiny
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800 $64000 Challenge Ai 1 A in gar Canker
30 Person to Person
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8'30 Whorl My Line? ' "" "1- - cw 4: 1000 Weather Harry
900 Ed StIlluan oilman
1000 Weather Harry ':i: Tuesday Hight Sept 24 1J
10:13 News Mark Weaver
Volkman g'4 10:25 Big 9 Scoreboard
t A00 Science fiction
1015 News Bruce Palmer rt — f! 4 Ken Canker
I id: I 7 VOWS BMX r011ret S 67"s Th" '7— 4 Ken Carikor
10:30 Million Dollar Movies 1
630 Name That Tune ' CI 103() Mr Ad°m1 & 1"
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' 7:00 Phil Sitvers Show t 11100 Million Dollar Moviet
Monday Rim Friday 7:30 Spotlight Playhouse ti'it
800 $64000 Ouestion s' t i Saturday Sept 28
Whirlybrds
Sept 23-28
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600 Jimmy Doan Show 930 Eve Arden Show s-'-- 830 Mighty Mouse -
645 CBS News Ok t
I 000 Weather Harry r Playhouse
655 Weather Lola Hall Volkman 1 4 1 9:00 Susan's Show
7:00 Captain Kangaroo 1013 News Mark Weaver '1 9:30 Terry and The
745 Weather Lola Hail 1025 Big 9 Scoreboard I Pirates -
750 News Dick Evans ' Ken Conker 1000 The Big Top
800 Garry Moore 1030 Million Dollar Movies 11:00 Ions Ranger
830 Arthur Godfrey 1130 Greatest Sports
(Mon tttru Thurs) Wednesday Night Sept 2$ I Thrills
Garry Moore (Fri) 1145 Dizzy Dean
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930 Strike It Rich 600 1 Led Three Lives ‘ 11:55 Dodgers at Philliet
1000 Hotel Cosmopolitan 6:30 I Love Lucy 245 Western Trails
10:15 Love of Life 700 The Millionaire : 500 Saturday Afternoon
1C30 Search for Tomorrow 7130 I've Got a Secret Movie
1045 Guiding Light 800 U S Steel Hour : 630 Perry Mason
11:00 Morning Playhouse 900 The Big Record 730 Big 9 Playhouse
11:30 As the World Turns 1000 Weather Harry 800 Cole Storm Show
1200 Weather Harry Volkman 'c''a 8:30 Have Gun Will Travel
Volkman 10:13 News Mark Weaver 900 Gunsmake -
1210 News Dick Evans 1025 Big 9 Scoreboard 9:30 Ford Theatre
1215 Farm News & You Ken Canker 1000 Playhouse 90
12:30 House Parry 10:30 Million Doircir Movies 1 li30 Mystery Time
LATE HOLLYWOOD MOVIES WITH TOP STARS ON CFANNEL 9
Putnam City
41-1 News
The Putnam City 41-1 club
was well represented in the poul-
try and rabbit division of the
county fair held last week
stated Claude Fite assistant
county agent with a large num-
ber of blue ribbon winners in
both classes
- Bill May was the second dis-
play winner on rabbits with a
check for $1000 Two rosettes
for a best of breed and a best
opposite breed two blue rib-
bons a red ribbon and a rosette
for the display and a fourth
illace on his meat pen Albert
Lee Mayes was eleventh in dis-
play with a check for $900
two first blue ribbons and a
Second red ribbon This was
Albert's first show with his rab-
bits Abby Klopfenstein with
two Californians came in I 3t11
With a check for $700 and Lar-
ry Sauer received a check for
$400 for 16th place
Don Blackley president of
the club took two first places
on his turkeys a blue on his
record book and a first second
and third place on home beau-
tification: Harry Benson had
one red ribbon two third places
and three fourth places on his
chickens with a total of $1100
Larry Frederick had three sec-
ond placessa third and a fourth
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September 20-21
NIGHT PASSAGE
with
James Stewart and Audie Murphy
also
THE BRAVE ONE
In Technicolor
Sunday
September 22
BEAU JAMES
with
Bob Hope
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LUCY GALLANT
with
Jane Wyman and Carlton Heston
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WEDNESDAY
September 22 23 24
A WOMAN'S UNDYING
LOVE
with
Keith and Ralph Meeker
also
RUN OF THE ARROW
THURSDAY
September 25th
HELL'S ISLAND
with
John Payne and Mary Murphy
FRIDAY SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY
- September 26 27 28
BAND OF ANGELS
with
Clark Gable and
Yvonne De Carlo
also -
' JACK SLADE
with
Mark Stevens
SUNDAY MONDAY
September 29 and 30
CARNIVAL ROCK
with
Susan Cabot and Bryan Hutton
- also '
TEEN AGE THUNDER
THE NORTHWEST NEWS
place with a 'total of $1300
for his winnings -
Other winnings were Bill
May with champion geese a
- blue ribbon and a purple ribbon
with three thirdand a fourth
place his chickens
' LILAC UNIT MEETS
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) The Lilac Unit of the Garden
" Clubs met at the home of Mrs
I Homer Campbell 1146 Sher-
) burne Dr September 13 As-
') sistant hostess was Mrs S S
Lindsay 2536 NW 67
I There were nine members and
tw3 'guests present- Guests in
attendance were Mrs Louis
''? Ward 2811 NW 34 and Mrs
5 W A Allen 4005 NW 11
Z Mrs W H Cooper 3620 N
s Roff was welcomed as a new
member
1 The lesson on Fall Bedding
Plants was given by Mrs J D
1 Burns 8th tl MacArthur The
group discussed the Fall Flower
show to be held in Shook Par-
Iish House 4Ist ti MacArthur
on October 10 -
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Council Grove
4H News
A large groip of Council
Grove 4H members both boys
and girls lentered the annual
county fair held September 11
through the 14 and brought
home a larae number of ribbons
which included first place blue
second place red and third place
white ribbonssome of which
will also go to the State fair
opening September' 20th
Blue ribbon winners in the
record books were: Danny Cav-
aness Mark Mades Kay Cant-
rell Pat Brown Jewel Walker
Joan Distler Helen Young
Judy Distler and Eunice Bab-
bett Red ribbon winners in the
record books were Sharon Bog-
le Paulette Clark and 'Sharon
Amer
ntber nnings were: Sharon
Bogle red ribbon on oatmeal
cookies and nin cushion white
on a head scarf: Eunice Babbett
white ribbon on both a pin
cushion and a bec1 scarf: Dor-
othy Hamby and Linda Higbee
white on a bead scarf
Second year Paulette Clark
and Sharon Lightner had a
whte ribbon on their canning
muffins tea towel and apron:
Helen Young another second
year club member had a red
ribbon on her canning and white
ribbons on muffins tea towel
and apron
Fourth year club members
Jewel Walker blue ribbon on
wheat muffins canning and
pillow cases: red ribbons on her
dress and oil painting The oil
nainted picture will be entered
in the State fair: Joan Distler
red ribbons on nilloy cases dress
and a white ribbon on whole
wheat muffins: Ruth Green a
white ribbon on her corn meal
muffins and Judy Distler a red
ribbon on canning and her
dress with white ribbons on
pillow cases and whole wheat
muffins
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Auxiliary Seeks More
Hospital Volunteers
More volunteer workers io
serve in veterans hospitals will
be sought by the American Leg-
ion auxiliary this fall Mrs F
F Kee ly rehabilitation chair-
man of auxiliary unit 12 has
reported The volunteers re-
cruited from the auxiliary units
near hospitals where veterans are
under care will be trained for
their work and take their places
in the auxiliary's corps of 13-
000 uniformed velunteers
"Auxiliary workers assist
professional staffs staffs of the hos-
pitals" Mrs Kee ly stated "giv-
ing aid in various types of serv-
ices They assist in nursing
social service physical medicine
and rehabilitation library chap-
laincy recreation dietic and es
ACROSS
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9 Sloth 1'
10 Latin "and"
12 Maintained
13 Roman 900
14 Estimates
15 Anger
16 Exclamation
17 Zeus wife
IA Veto
20 Natrium (chart)
21 - Bow
23 South Ameri-
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25 Exist
26 Prefix for air
27 Insect
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arnica
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head covering'
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41 Encourage
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6 Closest
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to Crossword Puzzle
cort services and perform other
special duties Their reward is
seeing veterans regain health and
become able to return to their
families and communities Many
more volunteers are needed in
hospitals in all parts of the
country"
by Chou Day
Answer to Last Week's
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