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OFFICE SUPPLIES June Mrs THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE . WHITESBURG, KENTUCKY . THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1 961 . PAGE 8 8 - Contrails ULVAH TELEVISION 3:30 - Record Hop 3:00 -- "West Point of the Air" - to SCHEDULES 4:00 Eddie Arnold 4:00 - Holiday Election over, fishermen return waterside 5 - Bowling 11 - The Big Picture and one lands a 20-in- ch, und catfish 11 - Wrestling FRIDAY, June 2 4:30 -- 3 - Happy by Lovell Caudill van and Blackey this week. 4:30 - 3 - White Hunter 11 - This is the Life fishermen Wanda Shepherd is with - Election over, the home 6 Country Jamboree 5:00 - 3 - Reading Out Loud 7:00 - 3- - Death Valley Days settled back to their favorite her parents, Verlin and Pauline 5:00 - 3 - Journey into Springtime - 8 - Silent Service 6 Mr. Ed rock to fish. The badge goes to Shepherd of Ulvah. Wanda lives 5 - TBA - Funnies 6 - Sea Hunt 8 Matty's F'Day Charles Edd Caudill for catching in Indianapdlis. 8 - World of Sports - 11 - News 11 Amateur Hour the biggest fish of the week. It Nina Mae Caudill is still at 11 - Walt Disney Presents - - 7:30 - 3 - Mr. Ed 5:30 3, 5 Chet Huntley Report was a catfish, twenty inches long, home and will be until the mid- 5:30 3,5 - Capt. Gallant - 6 - J.F.K. Report six pounds. A husband 5 Rifleman - and weighing real dle of June when her 6:00 3 Science Fiction Theatre 8 - Friends 6 - Happy Rocky and thrill for Charles Edd. will return from a cruise to Cuba. 5 - The Real McCoys - Quiz Bowl 8 - Matty's F'day Funnies 11 College Harold Brown has left his fishing Rusty Collins and Essie have 11 - Untouchables - - Press 11 - Rawhide 6:00 3, 5,0 Meet the to the other boys and gone to made a flying trip to Indiana- 6:30 3 - News Picture - 8:00 - 3 - One Happy Family 8 Bozo the Clown Indianapolis, Ind. to look for polis, Ind. this week where Russ 5 - Maverick - 5 - W'House Playhouse 11 I Love Lucy work. attended the Auto Races on Tues- 6 - Hawaiian Eye - - News Picture ' 6 - Report 3 6:30 3 Sunday We have been informed that day. J.F.K. 7:00 - 3 - Saturday Night Jamboree - 5 - TBA Rex Brown was week 8 Harragan & Son - married last Mrs. Wendell Brown is still in 8 Saturday Showcase 8 - Walt Presents 8:30-3-- 5 Star Jubilee Disney in Indianapolis, Ind. We wish Indianapolis with her girls, Paul- 11 - My Three Sons - 5 - Flintstones 11 20th Century much happiness for him. ine and Irene. 7:30 3, 5, 6 - Bonanza - - 6 - W'House Playhouse 7:00 3,5,6 Shirley Temple Dexter and Mildred Rogers are Carob Fields just left for Cum- 8 - Leave it to Beaver - 8 - Flintstones 11 Lassie visiting their parents around Ul- - berland College. One little girl 11 - Perry Mason - - 11 - Route 66 7:30 8 Maverick will surely be missed around Red 8:00 8 - Lawrence Welk - 9:00 - 3 - The Lawless Years 11 Dennis the Menace 11 - Garry Moore Show Star. 8:30 - Tall Man - 3,5,6 8:00 - 3,5, 6 - National Velvet 10:30 - 8 - Silents Please 5,6,8 77 Sunset Strip. - Mrs. Herman Campbell is still 11 Checkmate - Ed 9:30 - 3 - W'House Playhouse 11 Sullivan 11:00 - 3,5,6,8,11 - News inthe Mt. Mary Hospital at Haz- 9:00- - 3 - The Deputy - - 11 - Way Out 8:30 3,56 Tab Hunter 11:15 - 3, 6 - Jack Paar ard. We sure with her a speedy 5 - Ozzie and Harriet 10:00 - - Michael Shayne 8 - Lawman 8 - " Baby Face Harrington recovery. Their son, Gale Dean, 3,5,6 6, 8 - Fight Week of the - -- 8 - The Detectives 9:00 - 3,5,6 Chevy Show' 11 "Sing and be Happy" has just received his discharge 9:30 3, 5 - The Nation's Future - 11 - Twilight Zone 8 The Rebel 11:30 - 5 - Jack Paar from the Army. 11 - Have Gun Will Travel - - 11 - G.E. Theatre 10:30 8 Law and Mr. Jones 10:00 - 6 - The Deputy Ira Dixon is still on the sick - 9:30 - 8 - Asphalt Jungle 11 Eye Witness to History 8 - Roaring 20's list. - - News 11 - Jack Benny WEDNESDAY, June 7 for 11:00 3,5,6,8,11- 11 - Gunsmoke Mrs. Bennie left Sunday - - 10:00 - 3,5,6 - Loretta Young 11:15 3, 6 Jack Paar 10:30 - 3 - The Gifted Child Detroit to be with her daughter - 11 - Candid Camera 7:00 - 3 - Manhunt 8 "Idiot's Delight" 5 - Detectives Lois who has to undergo surgery. 11 - Movie 10:30 - 3 - Blue Angels 6 - Roy Rogers Show We 6 - Price is Right certainly do hope she comes 11:30 - 5 - Paar 5,6- - This is your Life 8 - Best of the Post through Jack - 20's all right. 8 - Winston Churchill 11 - News - 8 - 11:00 3, 6, News ' BLAIR BRANCH 11 - What's My Line 7:30 - -- Wagon Train 5 - Outlaws 3,5,6 SATURDAY, 3 11:00 - 3,5,6,8,11 News 8 - Hong Kong June 11:15 - 3 - "Sea Shall Not Have Adams baby arrives 11:15 - 3 - "RObin Hood" 11 - Malibu Run 6 - "Melody of 1940" by Minnie Adams - 5 - 6 - "Impatient Years" 8:30-3- ,5 - Price is Right 7:30 Rural Tenneva 11:30 - 11 - News Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Adams have 8:00 - 3 - Down on Farm 8 - "Romeo and Juliet" 6 - Tallahassee 7000 the 11:35 - 11 Movie a new arrival, a boy born May Six-Gu- - This Man Dawson 5 - n Theatre 11 8 - Ozzie and Harriet 14. He has been named Randy - - 6 - Roy Rogers Show 11:30 5 "The Big Stampede" 11 - Danger Man Lane. 8:30 - 3 - Popeye and Pals SUNDAY, June 4 MONDAY, June 5 9:00 - 3, 5,6 - Perry Como Mrs. Polly Blair has a bad burn 11 - Western Theatre 8 - Hawaiian Eye on her leg. - - 9:00 - 5 - Light Time io:00 3 - Christopher 7:00 - 3 Huckleberry Hound 11 Angel Mr. and Mrs. Landon Blair and - - A 6 - Light Time 6 - This is the Answer 6 - Crossroads 9:30 11 Ive Got Secret family, Mr. and Mrs. S.T. Blair 9:30 - 5 - Popeye Show 11 - Unto My Feet 8 - Trackdown 10:00 - 3. 6 - It Could Be You and family of Ohio visited Mr. 11 - Capt. Kangaroo 10:30 3 - Adventurous Mission 11 - News 5 - Peter Loves Mary and Mrs. Fred Blair and others 10:00 - 3,5,6, - Shari Lewis 6 - Faith for Today 7:30 - 3,5,6 - Americans 8 - Naked City here last week end. 11 - Jr. Auction 11- - Look Up and Live 8 -- Cheyenne 11 -- Circle Theatre T.B. Adams of Jackson visited 10:30 - 3,5,6, - King Leonardo n:00 3 - "Even for One" 11 - To Tell The Truth 10:30 - 3 - Favorite Story his mother and other relatives 11:00 - 3,5,6 - Fury 6 - Christophers 8:00 - 11 - Pete and Gladys 5 - Alcoa Presents and attended Letcher graduation 8 - The Big Picture 11 - ,amera 3 8:30 - 3,5,6 - Wells Fargo 6 - Lawless Years exercises last week. - - - - 11 - Magic Land of Allakazan 11:30- 3,6. This is the Life 8 Surfside Six 11:00 3,5,6,8,11- News Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mays and - - 11 - Up Buddy -- - 11:30 3, 5, 6 Lone Ranger 11 - Accent Bringing 11:15 3,6, Jack Paar Mrs. Maggie Thompson of Iron-to- n, - - - 8 - TV Classroom 12:00 - TV Chapel 9:00 3,5, 6 Whispering Smith 8 "Perfect Gentleman" Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. - 11 - Roy Rogers Show 6 - Rev. Oral Roberts 11 Danny Thomas 11 - "Mystery Woman" Arthur Adams and Mr. and Mrs. - 12:00 - 3, 5,6 - True Story 8 - Bozo the Clown 9:30 - 3, 5,6 Concentration 11:30 - 5 - Jack Paar Albert Adams last week end. 8 - Li. Rascals 11 - Herald the Truth 8 - Adventures in Paradise Mr. and Mrs. Denver Adams - THURSDAY, 8 11 - Sky King 12:30 - 3 - Light Time 11 Andy Griffith June of Flordia were visiting here re- - 6 - - - 12:30 - 3, 5, 6 - Detective's Diary 5 - Contrails 10:00 3, Barbara Stanwyck 7:00 3 Sea Hunt cently . 8 - Cartoon Spectacular 6 - Concrod College 5 -- Wyatt Earp 6 - Two Facw West Uncle Jim Adams, Mr. and 11- - '11 - Virgil Wack's Varieties 8 - Camera 8 Hennessey 8 - Johnny Midnight Mrs. Oscar Back, Sue Rallegh - - 1:00 - 3 - Trust 11 - Christophers 10:30 3 J.F.K. Report 6 11 - News and daughters visited Mr. and - 5 - TBA 1:00 - 3 - Supersonic T'Birds 5,6,8 Peter Gunn 7:30 - 3, 6 - Outlaws Mrs. Obie Stewart Sunday, Mr. 6 - 11 - June Allyson 5 - Watch Mr. Wizard 5 - TBA Blue Angels Stewart Is very sick at presert . - - 8 - Wrestling 6 - Film Festival 11:00 3,5,6,8,11- News 8 - Guestward Hoi Clyde Adams received a badly - - 1:30 - 3,5,6,11 - Baseball 8 - Crossroads 11:15 3,6, Jack Paar 11 - Melody Time bruised hand while working at - Hari"-1- 2:00 - "The Falcon's Adventure" 11 - Game of the Week 8 "THe Mata 8:00 - 5 - RCMP the R.C. warehouse recently. - - - - 3:00 8 Splash Party 1:30 - 3, 5, 6 - Baseball "Human Cargo" 8 Donna Reed William D. Stamper and Dean - - 11:30 Jack Paar 11 Sea Hunt Adams visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivol : - 8:30 3, 5 - Bat Masterson Back of Laurel, Ind., Mr.
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