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Plymouth Vauant Dealers Showroom Showdown Salt! The State Register, Laurel, Dataware, June 7, 1963 10:30 I Love Lucy 10:30 Mighty Mouse ■*** Program' Log 11:00 The McCoys 11:00 RlnTlnTln 'Uh. I „i AH Haircuts 11:30 Roy Rogers 11:30 Pete and Gladys - J Library Activitiea 12:00 Sky King 12;00 Love of Life Any Style $1.00 12:30 12:25 CBS News Sarah Hastings CBS News I By Mlw Dorothy Curtiss «o «tnu., m, A wg. V WBOC-TV l;00 Film Features 12;30 Search fbr Tomorrow 2:00 Delmarva Theatre 12;45 Guiding Light The Mt. Pleasant Charge wel­ Librarian, Laurel Public Library David O’Neal’s Barber Shoo 1:00 Film Feature comes the Rev. and Mrs. William I GENTKAL AVENUE — lAUMBL-EDb.' Channel 16 -' Salisbury, Md. 4:30 Belmont Stakes readers are re quested.when they 1:30 As the world Turns Archer and son, Ronnie, as their The Laurel PubUc Library CBS-NBC- ABC 5:00 Major Adams — borrow books, to Indicate any 2;00 Password new pastor for the ensulngyears. offers special vacattonprfvlleges > Trallmaster which they wish to have charged The only TV station serving this 2;30‘House Party Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hughes during the summer months. 6:00 Combat Those who plan to take out of _ as vacation loans rather than for area with a consistently 'Clear 3:00 To TeU the Truth and, grandson, Kim HugheB, of 7:00 Hazel the regular two-week period. picture. 3;25 CBS News Baltimore, were over night town vacations extending beyond 7:30 Jackie Gleason Family vacations are fun and 3:30 The Millionaire guests Tuesday of his sister and the usual two-week loan period FRIDAY, JUNE 7 8:30 The Defenders nothing adds more to their en­ 4:00 Secret Storm brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. may arrange In advance to have 9:30 Have Gun, Will Travel joyment than being profitably and 4:30 Edge of Night James Ralph. library books renewed for the 7:55 Sign On 10:00 Gunsmoke -happily absorbed In good books. 5:00 Bozo the Clown During the morning worship time during which they expect 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 11:00 News-Weather-Sports Books to fit the hobbles and 5:30 Road to Faith service at Mt. Hermon Church to be away, • 9:00' Leave It to the Girls 11:20 Fishing & Boating News Interests of each member of the 6:00 News Sunday the Rev. Austin HlU ad­ This -plan, which has been es- 9:30 Jack LaLanne Show 11:30 Saturday’s Best Movie family, and.-some to read aloud 6;05 Poultry Market ministered theSacramentofBap- peclaUy popular In past years 10:00 Calendar "Patterns” together In the evenings or on 6:15 Hootenany tism to Barry Bennett, s,on of Mr. with vacationers who want to starring Van Heflin and rainy days add much to the plea­ 10:30 I Love Lucy 6:45 Film Feature and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper. Mr. catch up on their reading during 11:00 The McCoys Everett Sloane sure of a vacation. 6;53 Telesports and Mrs. Cooper entertained at a the summer, appUes to both no­ 11:30 Pete and Gladys 12:55 News Final Favorite types of books for 7:00 Eastern Shore News family dinner. vels and subject books except 12:00 Love of Life 1:00 Sign Off . vacation borrowing are classics, 7:07 Weather Fashions Mrs. Jennie CoUlns is visiting those stamped "14-Day. Not Re­ 12:25 CBS News popular novels of recent years, 7:15 CBS News her granddaughter and family, newable,” and other recentbooks 12:30 Search for Tomorrow SUNDAY,JUNE 9 travel books, and books about 7:30 To TeU The Truth ..... Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eskridge^t which are In great demand. 12:45 Guiding Light summer sports. Readers may 8:00 The Story Of Galestown: To keep the records straight. l ;0ft Film Feature 12:55 Sign On also make use of the long-term 8:30 Lucy Show . Mr. and Mrs. George Marine l;30 As the World Turns 1:00 Oral Roberts vacation privilege to develop 9:00 Danny Thomas entertained the Cousin Club Wed­ Joe CarroU Spear was among 2:00 Password 1:30 BaptistHour new leisure^lme pursuits, to 9:30 Andy Griffith nesday. Present were Mrs. Peggy the graduates.. 2:30 House Party 2-00 Orioles- Boston Baseball broaden knowledge '’of their 10:00 Ben Casey Eskridge, Mrs. Jennie CoUlns, Mrs. Charles Burkhardt of 3:00 To Tell the Truth 4:30 Take Two chosen fields, to keep abreast 11:00 Weather-Sports-News Galestown; Mrs. Irene Outten of Baltimore is visiting Mr. and 3:25 CBS News 5:00 Amateur Hour Of cultural activities and world 11:25 Fishing &. Boating News Harrington, Mrs. Jean Smarte, Mrs. Donald Schauer and Mr: 3:30 7>o Millionaire 5:30 College Bowl affairs,, or to prepare for next 11:30 Tonight Show Mrs. Fannie Hastings and Barry and Mrs. Robert Burkhardt. 4:00 Secret storm 6:00 20th Century semester’s reading assignments. l;00 News Final of Seaford; Mrs. Annabel Cord­ . Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Truitt 4:30 Edge of Night ' 6:30 McEd For those who want to catch 1:05 Sign Off . rey, Delmar; Mrs. Dora Ward, and daughter, of Hebron, were 5:00 Bozo the Clown 7:00 Lassie lip on back reading, or to re-read Mrs. Pearl Lynch and Mrs. dinner guests on Saturday of 5:30 All Star Theatre 7:30 Dennis the Menace their favorites during the sum­ TUESDAY, JUNE 11 Carolyn Brittlngham ,aU of Mrs. Fred Bennett, Sr. 6:00 News 8:00 Ed Sullivan mer the following novels are sug- Laurel, Mrs. Nettie Collins, Mrs. Wayne Wright, 10 year old 6:05 Poultry Market 9:00 Real McCoys 7:55 Sign On Helen Mae Bennett, SheUy and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 6:15. The Fllntstones 9:30 G, E, True Theatre James Hilton's “Lost Horizon’’ 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Nancy, and Mrs, Marlene Col­ Wright, has received a letter 6:45 Curley Cues 10;00 Candid Camera the Incredible tale of three men 9;00 Leave It to the Girls lins, Karen and Mark. from Ralph Dungan, Special as­ 6:53 Telesports \ 10:30 What’s My Line and a woman and their singular 9;30 Jack LaLanne Show Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hastings sistant to president Kennedy, 7:00 Eastern Shore News 11:00 World News adventures In Shangri-La. 10:00 Calendar of Wilmington were over night thanking him for the drawing 7:07 Weather Fashions 11:05 Sports Final Thornton Wilder’s "The Bridge 10:30 I Love Lucy guests Wednesday of Mr. and of P.T, — 109 which he- sent 7:15 CBS News 11:10 Stardust Theatre of San Luis Rey,” Edith Whar­ 11:00 The McCoys Mrs. Elmer Hastings. to the President. Wayne is In the 7:30 Rawhide “Capt. Horatio ton's "Ethan Frome,” and "Mar­ 11:30 Pete and Gladys The Rev. and Mrs. WiUlam 4th grade of Sharptown Elemen­ 8:30 Mitch Miller . Hornblower” ia^ Chapdelalne, ” fay Louis 12:00 Love of Life Archer and Ronnie Were recent tary School. 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock starring Gregory Peck Hemon. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bessie Morris entertain­ 10;30 Eyewitness and Virginia Mayo 12:25 CBS News Classics such as Tolstoy's 12:55 Paul PowelL ed the members of her Circle 11:00 Weather-Sports-News News Final 12;3O Search for Tomorrow "Anna Karenina,” and "War and 1:00 Mrs. Carlas ElUott and Mrs. on Wednesday evening in her 11:25 Fishing & Boating News Sign Off 12:45 Guiding Light Peace,” and “The Count of Monte ’ ARD THERE'S Richard Culver attended a sur­ home. 11:30 Tonight Show 1:00 Film Feature Cristo,” by Alecandre Dumas. prise bridal shower for her Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kinnlkln 1:00. News Final MONDAY, JUNE 10 1:30 As the World Turns Works of Hemingway, such a daughter. Miss Janet ElUott, and Miss Jane Cooper of West­ 1:05 Sign Off 2*00 Password “For Whom the Bell Tolls," and NO DEFROSTING EVER! 7:55 Sign On Friday evening, given by her mont, NJ., Mr. and Mrs. John 2;30 House Party "The Old Man and the Sea”; of aunt, Mrs. Levin Dickerson and Kinnlkln of Merchantsvllle, NJ. SATURDAY, JUNE 8 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 3;00 To TeU the Truth F. Scott Fitzgerald, e.g„ "The 9:00- Leave It to the Girls cousin, Miss Iva Jean Dickerson, were guests of Mrs. Viola Spear Cheese From 7 ReH-Out Freezer Models 3:25 CBS News. Great Gatsby” and “Tender Is 9:30 Jack LaLanne Show at their home at Claymont, DeL and J. Ward Spear. 9:55 Sign On 3:30 The MiUlonaire die Night”, and Faulkner’s "The 10:00 Calendar Miss EUlott and Paul Kelley Mrs. Rosa Spear entertained 10:00 The Alvin Show 4:00 Secret Storm Mansion”, and "The Sound and wiU be married Saturday, July the members of herSundaySchool 4:30 Edge of Night the Fury.” 15, at St. George’s Church at Class on Thursday evenlng-ln 5:00 Bozo the Clown Readers are invited to take three o'clock. her home. Mrs. Sadie Mumford 5:30 Way of the Cross advantage of the special vacation Twenty-two members and was teacher. 6;00 News arrangements. 6:05 Poultry Market friends of the M.YJF. enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs.
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