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7 :00—News
7:03—Eye Opener
3:00—Today in Our Town
8:05—Fun at Breakfast
8:10—Eye Opener
9:00—Albert L. Warner
9:15—Morning Devotional
9:30—Say It with Music
10:00—Eleanor Watts
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10:30— Hearts Desire
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11:30—U. S. Navy Band
12:00—Cedric Foster
12:15—Bobby Norris and the Singing
Strings
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12 -45—Checkerboard Jamboree
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1:30—Martin Block Show’
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2:45—Bill Harrington Sings
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3:15—The Johnson Family
3 :30—Two Ton Baker
3:45—Quaker City Serenade
4:00—Wrightsville Beach Party
5:00—1The World Predicts
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5:10—News
5 ;i5—Adventure Parade
5:30—Rhythm Ranch
5:45—Tom Mix
6:00—Ray Henle
6:15—Musical Variety
6:30—Arthur Hale
6:45—Inside of Sports
7:00—Let’s Go to the Movie*
7:30—Scailet Queen
8:00—Orchestra
8:15—Music in Three Quarter Time
3;30-*Orchestra
8:45—A Date with Melody
9:00—The Family Theater
9:30—Chris Cross Orchestra
10:00— All the News and Washington
News Roundup
10:15—Ray Eberle’s Orchestra
10:30—Jose Curbelo’s Orchestra
10:55—News
11:00—Midnight Matinee
11:55—Tomorrow’s News Tonight
WJNC
JACKSONVILLE. N. C.
—TODAY—
6:30—Yawn Patrol
7:00— News Roundup—TN
7:05—Musical Clock
7 :45—News Roundup—TN
8:00—Fairy Tales—TN
8:10—Accoi ding to the Record
8:15—Musical Clock
8 :45—Sally Ann Time
8:55—UP Commentary
9 ;00—Cecil Brown—MBS
9:75—1240 Club
10:00—Victor H. Lindlahr—MBS
10:15—Tell Your Neighbor—MBS
10:30—Parade of Bands
10:46—In The Woman’s World
11:00—UP News
11:05—Spotlight on Rhythm
11:15—Checkerboard Jamboree— MBS
11:30—Flit Frolics—TN
11:45—Summertime Serenade
12:00—Cedric Foster—MBS
12:15—Melody Lane
12:30—Melody Mustangs
12:45—Nation In The News
12:50—Billy Arthur Onslow County News
12:55—Dick and Jeannie
1:00—Queen For A Day
1:30—Martin Biock Show—MBS
2:00—Your World of Music
2:15—Martin Block Show—MBS
2:30—Match Wits with WJNC
2:45—The Jackie Hill Show—MBS —
WJNC
3:00—Erskine Johnson—MBS
3:15—The Johnson Family—MBS
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NETWORK PROGRAMS
Time is eastern standard. For central
standard subtract one hour, for moun
tain standard subtract two hours. Some
iocal stations change hour of relay to
fit local schedules. Last minute pro
gram changes cannot be included.
(For East. Daylight add one hour)
—TODAY—
5:00—News Report. 15 Mins.—nbc
Eric Sevareid and News—cbs
Network Silent (1 hr.)— mbs-east
Kiddies Hour (repeated hour later)
mbs-west
5:15—America Serenade; Sports—nbc
In My Opinion Talks—cbs
5:30—Red Barber and Sports—cbs
5-45—Lowell Thomas Newscast—nbc
World News & Commentary—cbs
6:00—Radio Supper Club— nbc-basic
Bob Q. Lewis Show—cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr. (repeat hour later
—mbs
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Dapce Music—mns-bast*.
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Bob Crosby’s Show—cbs
Artrur Hale Comment—mbs-basic
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Bob Trout and News—cbs
Sports (Repeat 30 m. later,'—mb«
7:00—Col. Flack, Sketch—nbc
Suspense Mystery’ Drama—cbs
Let’s Go to Movies—mbs-basic
7:30—Frances Langford Show—nbc
Rooftops of City, Play—cbs
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Lawyer Tucker, Sketch—cbs
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I The Neighbors By George C/ork
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Copyright. by ,
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“We’re sure glad you folks finally got here! Since Mom
cleaned the house we haven’t been allowed any place but
the kitchen.”
COMMITTEE TO PLAN
DEMONSTRATION WORK
FOR YEAR ANNOUNCED
A special committee to sum
marize the program for home
demonstration club work for 1948
was appointed yesterday by Mrs.
Fred Joran, president of the
county council.
The committee will begin its
work at 10 a. m. Tuseday in the
home agents office in the Custom
House.
Members have been requested
to bring their lunches so the work
may continue without interrup
tion.
Appointed to the committee
were Mrs. Fred Jordam. Mrs.
John Murray, Mrs. J. W. Fermen
ter, Mrs. Paul Jordan, Mrs. F. A.
Stoutz, Mrs. Claude Jewell. Mrs.
Eva Long, Mrs. Herman Walton.
Mrs. J. Garris, Mrs. S. Hewett,
Mrs. W. J Welch, Mrs. J. C. Price.
Mrs. Ray S. Landen, Mrs. Curtis
Hewett. Mrs. J. M. Thomas and
Mrs. Arthur Rivenbark._
Dance Band Show—mbs
10:00—News & Variety 3 hrs.—nbc
News Variety, Dance 3 nrs.—cbi
News, Dance Band 2 hrs.—mbs
ABC PROGRAMS — Times iit either
Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.
0:00—Network Silent—1 hour east
Kiddies Serial Hr.—west repeat
7:00—News and Commentary
7:15—Elmer Davis Commentary
7:30—Willie Piper’s Sketch
8:00—Lum and Abner rromeo»
8:15—News Views 15 Minute*
8:30—America’s Town Meeting
9:30—Mr. President, Drama
10:00—To Ee Announced
10:30—Fantasy in Melody
10:15—Earl Godwin Comment
10:45—Earl Godwin Comment
11:00—News & Dance Band Hour
12:00—Dance Band Hour—west only
A BRAND
| NEW_
■ GRAND NEW
MUSICAL
THRILL!
ALL THIS WEEK!
DANCE TO”
with
CHUCK
FOSTER
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
IN PERSON
SAT. NIGHT, 26th
Advance Ticket Sale
Foy, Roe & Co. & Lumina
$1.50 — At Door $2 00
(TAX INCLUDED)
I
Local Marine Promoted
At Cherry Point Base
CHERRY POINT, July. — Ma
rine PFC Ernest E. Horne, Jr.,
son of Ernest E. Horne, Sr., 132
Momingside drive, Wilmington,
was recently promoted to his pres
ent rank at the world’s largest
Marine Corps Air Station here.
Horne enlisted in the Marine
Corps September 17, 1946, and is
now serving as a the cterk with
Marine Air Squadron 11.
For Newspaper Service Dial 2-3311
BENSON MAY ATTEND
CITY MANAGERS MEET
City Manager J. R. Benson may
attend the International convention
of City Managers at Coronodo,
Calif., next October.
The city council at yesterday’s
session cleared the way for his
attendance by voting, on motion
of W. E. Yopp, that Benson be
instructed to attend the Matter
was left to the city manager de
pending upon his finding time for
ihe trip.
Brief discussion ensued on wheth
er he sould drive, bo by train or
fly, if he is able to attend, with
the consensus favoring the trip
by plane. The convention is sched
uled for October 15.
COUNCIL MEMBERS
HOLD LONG SESSION
The city-county joint committee
workir g out details for budget ex
penditures for the ensuing fiscal
vear were closeted from 3 until
6 o. m., yesterday in City Manag
er* J. R. Benson’s office.
It Droved a long day for some
of the council members whose
regular morning session lasted un
til 1 p-m.
When council members and coun
ty commissioners emerged from
the afternoon session they reported
having made headway on budget
reauirements as concerns the
James Walker Memorial and Com
munity hospitals. Also discussed
was the fate of the Associated
Charities.
The Council and the commission
ers as a group will meet at 10 a.
m., today to consider the proposed
establishment of a domestic rela
tions court.
ONSLOW LIONS FETED
BY METHODIST GROUP
JACKSONVILLE, July 23—Mem
bers of the Methodist Youth cara
van headed by Miss Mabel Spence
Watson as adult counselor enter
tained the local Lions in their
meeting this week with games and
songs. Miss Watson explained the
purpose of the youth caravans in
touring this section.
COUNCIL TALKS
OF MANY THINGS
The Time Has Come, The
Council Says, To Talk Of
Dogs, Cabs,. Scooters
Motorscooters, dogs, taxicajps
and laundrettes all g°l mixed up
together somehow yesterday at
the'city council session.
When it was all over the motor
scooters, dogs and taxicabs werej
just where they were when the
whole matter started. But the
laundrettes were facing license
fees.
City Manager J. R. Benson was
the man to bring up the proposals.
He urged passage of what he
described was an ordinance for
identification of motorscooters.
That lead into a discussion of is
suing. identification tags for
motorcycles and bicycles using
motors.
Councilman W. E Yopp laugh
ingly suggested ihat an ordinance
outlawing them ail as nuisances
would have his support. The iden
tifying proposal was turned over
to the city attorney for drafting
of an ordinance.
Renewed was a previous pro
posal outlawing passengers from
riding in the front seat of taxi
cabs with the driver unless there
were at least two persons in the
rear seat.
Council members decided to
learn more about such ordinance.;
in other cities before taking any
action.
There have been too many dogs
—FOR—
CORRECT TIME
Call 2-3575
—FOR—
Correct Jewelry
VISIT
-ir
fell )aminE33EBmmmm two.
109 M. MONT STRSET '
Wilmington’s Largest Credit
Jewelers
siting persons recently and chas
ng automobiles down the street
sarking, the city managra said.
3e has received such complaints.
Council members agreed an
ordinance should be passed to
iialt owners from allowing the
dogs to run wild. That proposal
was turned over to the city at
torney for drafting.
A clause was inserted in a pre
viously introduced ordinance re
quiring a license fee’of $1 for
every drying and ironing machine
VENETIAN BLINK
Flexible
Aluminum
Custom Made
Immediate
Delivery
DIAL
2-0085
FREE ESTIMATES
Carolina Venetian
Blind Co.
Factory—713 Nntt St.
in laundrettes. The I
call, far
all washing machines j, ■ ’I
tes recently coming
ence. That ordinance
IT’S USEFUL! i
Loud,
Clear
bike
bell
Yonll Find It Here! |
WUIOEI
HARDWARE COMP**?
Corner Front and Dock
Dial 5018
King Marble & Granite t o,
Fine Monuments And Memorials
802 South 17 Street Dial 4gjj
M BOTTLES AND AT FOUNTAINS
Pepti-Cola Company, Long Itland City, -V.
Franchised Bottler: Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., of Wilmington. lDf
I
^ LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS
THE TOBACCO BUYER!
"I’VE BOUGHT well over ten million pounds of tobacco
... so I speak with some authority when I say that
season after season, I’ve seen the makers of Lucky
Strike buy real fine tobacco—that ripe, light tobacco
that makes a swell smoke.”
F. S. King, independent tobacco buyer of Lexington,
Ky., has been a Lucky Strike smoker for 19 years
So remember.
/ucky S trike/Means f\ne Tobacco
So Round, So Firm/ So Fully Packed-So Free and Easy on the Draw

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