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y ‘Tlil CAIIOLIRA TIM23 4-k—lAtVtOAT, MOVIMSM 4^ 1H1 DURHAM, N. C. Saturday College Is Held for H.S. Pupils GREENSBORO — Seventy junior { GREENSBORO— Dudley High: r YANCETVVILLE—Caswell Co. Tr NCC's Honor Roll Shows 188 Students; Four i^dke All A's •nd senior girls of hi^h ability. | Evelyn Dunbar. Juliette Douglas, j School: Constance Brown, Eltna Richmond, Audrey Thompson, Sal- lie Totten, Marionette Richmond, Ella Johnion and Gracetta Wil- rcprrtenting 18 high .sch!>ols in.An'ielyn Wyrick, Nellie Feagter, li cHies and towns of North Ca | Paulette Cherry and Emma Hair- rolina began classes last week in j ston. the Saturday School at Bennett Coltege. n»ey were selected from 138 ftvdents who were tested on the two previous Saturdays for places in the ance-a-week school which kai been made possible by grants from the Carnegie Corporation of New York .City and the Burling ton industries Foundation. HIGH POINT — William Penn liamson. High; Gloria Parker, Lillie Patter son. Jewell Parker, Mary Jackson and Patricia Reid. LIBERTY—Randolph High: Jen nie Brooks. . MADISON—Charles Drew High: Tvlea Dalton, Ijona Tatum, Lois Mosley and Clarice Mitchell. REIDSVILLE—Booker T. Wash- Aim of the school is to enrich ington High: Sadie Watlington, the pre-college preparation of the Charletta Bell. Laura Hooker, Er- (tiHlents. Courses are offered in nestife Mrrtin, Doris Martin, De- mathematics, social 'Science, En'- horah Scales, Annie Abbott and liah and developmenUl reading. Martha Hopkins. At the end of the school year, the SALISBURY—J. C. Price High: •tn4ent> will have completed the Patricia Jones. Shirley Qoodman, ^valent of a iix-week course Gwendolyn Williams, Phillis of C^y. * rhunn, Mae Crawford,. Willie Lestpr L. Bov. director of the Moon. Carol I.oncaster and'Caro- lelibol, gave the following list of lyn Wilkerson. ftwlfota admitted. i SEDALIA—Sedalia High: Elea- »AHAMA—yttle River Hieh: nor Smith, Svlvia Williamson and Gleri* Harris and Linda Bullock. Barbara Cnittchfield. ^ BROWN SITMMIT—Brown Sum SILER CITY—Chatham High: mit High; Georgia Blackwell.- i Snndra John,son, Sylvia Luttter- qURUNGTON— Jordan Sellars loh. and Delphine Brewer. Williamson, Dorothy Lee, Maxine WINSTON • SALEM — Atkins Thompwn, Glenda PhiUipa and Hich; Carolyn Barksdale, .Dicie G|il Herbin. | Pettree, Adlena Howie, Gloria CHABLOTTE— West Charlotte! Crawford, Deloris Lowrance, Bet- High: Doris Nixon, Patricia Cherry and Sarah Hamlin. DURHAM—Hillside Hi«h; Jean- Mft* Walker, Valteann* Jonei and Shlrlay Traylor. tye Laughlin, and Carolina Latti more; Carver Consolidated School: Amanda Dark; R. J. Reynolds High; Lois Coleman; St. Anne’s Academy; Patricia Smith. Overton’s Pressed Face Powder la a new and nnooiher eoni' pact powder that will givi WBplexion a aoft natural look . . . it’i the powder fw’ve b«M learchiht for. It la blended with a creamy fqiuklation that will n o t atreak . . . staya on longer than most loose powder . . . ami the no-spr’ compact ^ . ka«M your purac neatl Mlrrer.Com»act—$1.10 (plus tax' Overton Hygienit Mnmifacturing Co. CHiCAGO B. JLU STUDENT COUNCIL PRESI DENT — Blliah Student, • (cnior at St. Augustine's Col lege, wa« recently Inttalled a« Praaident of the achool'* Student Body recently. Some IWi studcnt.>i, including 32 from Piirhnm. are currently on the s'holastic honor roll at North Carolina Collerrc at Durham. The list of honor students, which shows four with a straight “A" averaee, was released here Friday hv Mrs. Frances M. Eagle- .son. reffislrar. The Pr»at maiority of students on thp NCC honor roll are I\k>rth Carolinians. However, five .s^at^s, including Alabama, FlMda, Georeia. Massaehusetts, J&ew York, and Pennsylvania, are;,also renrroxnted among top students at NCC. Stiidents maVin" ’ all “A’s-'I in- rUide; Moe Henry Brawner, Hieh Point. Gwendoli'n Cnrlee. Salis- hnrv; Toni L. Mitchell. Winston; .lame.'* L. Walker Favetteville, j rtiirhsmites rtirrerjfv on the NCC honor roll are: Cnnstjincel Jamestown: Barbara Brothers; Kannapolis: Barbara J. Andersofl; Kinston: Leslie Brinson. George Dunn. Brenda King, Elwynda Patterson: Kn^igiitdale: Mae F*. Barham; Uuringhurg: Christine Dockery, Chprles H. Gilchrist, Pecolia Mc Rae: Lexington: Cynthia M. Bell; Littloton: Blanche M. Rob*n; Louisburg: Burnella H. Burke, LaS* See HONOR ROLL, 6-B Mary Potter High School Honor Roll IIMES(WSKm USMMES fASNlNED Hayestown BY SANDRA ALSTON THE LAMP LIGHTERS CLUB The Lamp Lighter Club of the Harriet Tubman branch of the YWCA met at the home of Mrs. Della Hubbard recently. Present as a guest of the club was Mrs. Zelma Adams. The next meeting wll be held at the home of Mrs. Georgie Williams The club is also having a class in knitting at the home of Mrs. Price Karrett ,on East End Ave. Knitting fee is $1 and the in structor is Mrs. Annie Massen- burg. Everyone is invited to en roll. The Lamp Lighters also sponsored a Halloween dance at baVa J. Baskin, Wifliam Crowder, Martin Golar, Leola Hall; Clinton: Mary 0. Bennett, Mary Alice Wil liamson, Samuel Williamson, Jr; CoufVil: Jean Q. Lloyl: Cullft- whee; Permelia F. Casey; Dover: Vera R. Rryant: Dnnn: Carolyn Smith, Willard L. Wooten. Elm City; Elsie J. Pitt; ‘Fair mont: Harold C. Smith; Faison; Annie P. Blount; Fayetteville: Shirley Combest, Charles T,,'Mc- _ . . _ Millrn, Alma D. Melvin, Carolyn you get some delicious Ireats ajErTsingletary, Janet Wilkerson; ifort weren t given harsh tricks to the Rraae; Geraldine Islev: .. 'ti’e- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bridges of 517 East End Ave. Re freshments were served and the latest records were played. Persons wearing t h e funniest costumes were given prizes. (Prize winners will be named next week.) TRICK-TREATING I am quite sure all the child ren in our community enjoyed a night of trick-or-treating. I hope people who didn’t give treats. In our neighborhood we saw weird costumes. There were devils, goons, mice, tigers and of course Mr. and Mrs. Witch. I'm sure you saw them all too. be cause without them the Hallo ween spirit would be gone. The ’’oons and witches ore'the persons who make up your Halloween fun. Quite sure you are already a- waiting another Halloween of ex citement and fun to trick-or- trecting. We hope you will always look forward to adventure around with the many goons and ghosts that come out only on a day like Halloween. SCHOOL NEWS The Merrick-Moore High School seniors sponsored a Halloween dance at the school on October 31. Persons dressed in the funniest costumes were given prizes. Re freshments were also served. Ft.PMI!MtARV DEPARTMENT Alvin McGhee. Frederirk B«l- ]nrV .trxisp pttrwell. Pa«l rurrier. Rack El'en Bowlm“. Shirlev.Mae p«nnv Dave. K»n"»fh Brown, Dorothv Buckner, Carolyn jp^rv Hicks; Te»ell Ken- Burroughs. iSavid E. Burton, .T»sp»r Meadows Ah»hi Peeee, Charles W Cameron. Hazel A Powell. Cliff Robertson. Klli«on. Audrev Lee Fairlev. T)ol ; Mm-shall Yancey. Charlene Ander- lie Graham, Frances Anne Green, j pronm. M-rv 1>1ol« B'-H. William H. Hammond, Willie H. p,,., rafter. ’’Tielma Le* ^ox, Harris. Larrv Ingram. Also Eli/a- vnt*>orin» Evan^. Jn«enhine Fvarw, beth Jones, 'Pettve Smith Kelly, Mattie GreMrv, Uddell HairU, Delores HaWlev. .Tuanda Holley Pegeie H»nt, Jovre T^wit, Ruth T.vons, rteloflH McNeill. Ome*a W Peace. Riibv Peae**. Yvonne Peace. .Tovre Purvear. Iris Tavlor. Brenda Wnhb. Elaine R. Webb, Doris White. Leveime Youne, Thomas S. Barnett. Taza Baskerville. Pov •iv-^on Bass. WlllUm Carter 111. Tnhn Trvitj Mavo, Arvell McGhee, 07orn Mitchell. Patrleia Anderson, Patricia-^lass, Gloria LaVerne Eaton. Yvonne B, Gregory, Cnrene Hunt, Arnethia McGhee. Billie Doris Perfv. Marv C. Ridlev Mary, E. Stewart, Roberta LaHeda Strater, Ann Tieriat, Tavlor, Carolyn Thornton, Frances Terry, Patricia McCray, T.awrence Burwell. Frank Clark, Patricia Ridlev. Billiy Puryear. Doris Crews, Phillip Alston, Emmi Downev, Annie Bullock, Henry Burwell. Inez Cooper,. Jearlene Fields, Bertina Glover, Edith Hawkins, Edwin Jordan, Carolyn Rogers, Marvin Strater, Lib^ Smith, Michael *niomas, Lariy Young, Gwendolyn Marie Hicks, Marion Bass, Gloria Brown, Bar)>ara Cates. Larry Hammel. Carolyn Lawson, Lois McAllister, Archie McNeil, McQuilla Smith, Elliott Taylor, Jacqueline Umstead.^ HIGH SCHOOL Ira Jean Hester, Ereda Jackson, Nannie Mae Fisher. Carolvr^ Ham- me. Elijah Holman, Sherwood Spells. Annie Terry, Janet Baiitiste, Ernest Bibby, Joseph Col.'on, Cheryl Lucas, Catherine McAden, Thelma Witherspoon, Jer ri Allen, Ada Brown, Hazel Hop kins, Lewis Thorpe. James Williams, Frances Col bert. Annie Mae Daaiel, Mary De- metrias Daniel, Anita Dunston, John fuller, James Jackson, Bar bara Taylor. Gloria Bullock,! Wil liam Ann Clark, .Parthenia Daye Maxzina . Qlover, Selojia Harris, Tai^ UcDougle, and lliomas Me- GTmpsey.' "A" HOHOK «OLL The followiog Studfenta earned the grade o^ “A” in all subjects: Joseph Sampson Cohon Cheryl Johnie Lucas. Shelvi^ean McCormick. Donne McNeill, Margaret A. Mack, Irma Jean Page, Carolyn Skinner. Coy Smith, Jean C. Stroud, Amelia P. Thorpe. Sidney Verbal. Patri cia Ann Vinson, Paul S. Walker, Austin Wnshin^tonn Withro H. Wiggins. Shirley Wilcher, Wil linm Wilson, and Etta Young. The complete list of other North Carolina honor roll stu dents by home towns follows: Aberdeen^ Mary H. Lawhorn; Ahoskie; Hayes W- Brown; Ara pahoe: George A. Kin.sey; Ashe ville; Vernelle Cowan, Virginia Dawkins, James E. Ferguson, Wil liam Walter Ferguson; Avondale; Alvin Greene; Aurora: Mardicia Dudley; Badin; Grace A. Allen; Battleboro; Elsie Arrington; Bel- 'mont: James E; Neal, William Reid: Benson: Glenda L. Clark; Brevard; Freeman Canty; Burlington: Kelly W. Compton, Shirley J. Jeffries; Cameron; Bar bara Harrington; Carrboro: Joseph B. Pettiford; Chadbourn; Donald Cooper; Chapel Hill: Marvin S. Bynum; Charlotte; Bar- OIN TV THIS WEEK Bragg; Geraldine Isley; ..,'t't'e mont: Virginia Lu'cas, Shirley Wooten; Goldsboro: Lillie Sauls; Greensboro; Jqsephine Boyd, Doris H. Mitchell, Christine Christine Ramseur. Harvey Ram- scur; Hamlet: Reulah McDonald; H''ndprsnn; Olivia W. Reid; -Hen-' rlnrfionville: J.nmes J. Pil«rim; ilickorv- Pmil M Carter, Mary Jo Neal, Flossie Waller: ' High Point Hayworth Bradley; Hobgood; Leroy A. WilsotC'^r.', Hollister; Verna L. Lynch; Jflck- son: Emily E. Mills, Mary Jessie Mills; Jacksonville: Artency Pear son; James City: Doris M.'Bell; KL-■ CttarantMd JSSU^ BOYS, THIS IS THE BEST ONE! RittiM Tin Sabs Gnrasietd RETREADS* ^GUARANTEED ACROSS THE NATION! Yes, a full Road-Haiard aad Workmanship Ouarantee (Just like Ml a aejr tire) backed by TRI memliert all ■m America. LOOK FOR THE EMBLEM ON THS TOE-fraof (kat we reiread to rigid "NatloBal Stand- ardf” tt the lire Retreadiag Institate as teapected by the UaHed States TetUag C*„ evNy year. SO SAFE, ITE GUARANTEE* ’EM COAST TO C0A8T-(lie oaly retreads Hurt ttttr this Mtioawide pnitectioB. *Baa«d on tread depth iiaed ' We nie Only the Flaeft Materials Premium QiMllty 100% Cold Rubber Easy Terma ,asy All Work Guaranteed Oii« Day Serrioe Ribsgee lire Sales Wedaeedar# at 1 Opea All Oaqr faftiirdajrl t, 0. BroUltn Plus* IH4s41 CMnaltt* UNCF Lists Nov. Schedule For College Choirs NEW YOK—-The student choirs of St. Auguifiae’s, Morris Brown and Huston-Tillotson jQoIleges and Fisk University will be heard durintg Novemb«r eti, the aSC Radio Network series/ “Negro Col lege Choirs.” The weekly program* feature choral groups 'of tl|e n^eof- ber schools of the tlnitfd Negro College Fund. “Negro College Choira”. is board- cast by ABC affilfat^ stations throughout the country on varying days and at different hours. Check local newspaper listings for air time in specific areas. The choir of St. Augustine’s Col lege, Raleigh, N. C., will present its program the. week of Nov. 5, Morris Brown College, Atlanta, week of Nov., J2. The Fisk Univer sity week of Nov. 19; and Huston- Tillotson College, Austin, Texas, week of Nov. 26. Air-time for “Negro College Choirs” over WABC New York is Sunday, 7;30 • 7:05 a.ip.. Rip Van Winkle' CoulAi’tSleqiiiHii NaggingBackadie item moM WkMlM. nd muscular acbfs ud paint that oft«n mum mdcM ukI tkiM e«OM on with over-«x«iiipB or itrcM iDd gtrikbi ^jroit WmMi (iMl.AMItlM* dlaiurbaact wmj bt nUld . followimrwMf foodUMi .... . tine 99 A «MoaifMtoW« Doan'i m\9 work fMt la 8 9^^rk\ WftTt t l.V i»t«dT pHo«reNttM MM 1 [fit to InertM* VMS WTVD Channel 11 SATURD^v, '.OVlMilR 4 7;00 Sat. Funtlme 8:00 Gene Autry 9:00 Capt. Kangaro 10:00 Video Village Jr. 10:30 Mighty Mouse 11:00 Magic Land 11:30 Roy Rogers 1?.;00 Sky King 12:30 My Friend Flicka 1:00 Davey and Goliath No. 1 3:30 Amateur Hour 4:00 Ivanhoe 4:30 National League Football 5:30 Dance Party 6:20 Football Scoreboard 6:30 Roaring 20’s 7:30 Perry Mason 8:30 The Defenders 9:30 Have Gun 10:00 Gunsmoke 10:30 Manhunt 11:00 Country Sty if SUNDAY. NOVBMBIR S 9:30 International NO. > 9:45 Christian Science 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30 Look Up and Live 1;00 Camera III 1(30 Hour of St, Francis 18:00 Accent 19i95 CBS News 12;80 W^ashington Conversation 1!00 Inside Basketball 2:00 Pro-Football 4;4S Industry on Parade 8:00 Lawrenee Welk 6:00 20th Centttiv 6:80 Twilight Zone 7:00 Follow the Sun 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 G. E. Theater 9:30 Jack Benny 10:00 Candid Camera > 10:30 What’s My line? 11:00 Sunday News Special MONDAY, NOVEMBiR « 6:30 The New Biology 6:55 News 7:00 Jamboree 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 8:10 Carolina New& 8:15 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Shop 10:00 Calendar 10:80 Lucy 11:00 Video Village 11:30 Surprise Package 12:00 Love of Life 12:30 Make A Face 1:00 Peggy Mann 1:30 As the World Tumi 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party ^ 3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verdict it Youri 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 5:00 The Fun Hour 6:00 Lassie 6:30 Esso 6:40 Weather 0:45 Douglas Edwards 7:00 Pete and Gladys 7:30 Cheyenne 8:30 Rifleman 9:C0 An Hour With Danny Kaye, 9:30 Andy Griffi;h 10:00 News Special 10:30 I've Got A Secret 11:00 News 11:15 Steve Allen TUESDAY, NOVEMBiR 7 6:30 The New Biology fc.T 7."00 Morning Jamboree 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Shop 10:00 Calendar 10:30 Lucy 11:00 Video Village 11:30 Surprise Package 11:55 CBS News 12:00 Love of Llf« 12.‘30 Make A Face 1;00 P'jgay Maim 1:30 As the World Tiirns 2:06 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 Millionuiie ■ 3;3d Verdict'is Yours 3:55 CBS News 4:00 Brighter D4y 4: IB Secret StrtTm 4:30 Edge of Nlgl^t SiOO The FUn Hour ' 6:00 Dennis 6(30 Esso 6:40 Weather 6:45 Douglas, Edwardf 7(00 Adv. in Paradise 8:00 T}ie New fireed 9:00 Rinl Skelton 9:80 Three Sons' 10:00 GaA^ Moore 11:00 News ll:l8 Star l*heater WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBIR • 6:30 The New Biology 6:55 News 7:00 Morning Jamboree 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Shop 10:00 Calendar 10:30 Lucy 11:00 Video Vlllege 11:30 Surprise Package 12:00 Love of Life 12:30 Make A Face 1:00 Peggy Mann 1:30 As the World Turna 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 Millionaire 8:30 Verdict ia Youri 3:55 CBS News 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:80 Edge of Nigh* 9:00 The Pun Hour ^ 6:00 Bugs Bunny 6:30 Esso 6:40 Weather 6;45 Douglas Edwards 7.-00 Flintstonei 7:30 Alvin 8:80 Checkmate 9i30 Lawman 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour 11:00 News 11:15 Star T:ieater THURSDAY, NOVEMBER f 6.30 The New Biologt New* . 7:1X1 JatBbore* 11:30 Mrprise t>ackai,>: 8;Ck) Capt. KangaMo #:M Cartoon Shop 110:00 Calendar I0JO Lacy U:00 Video VilUgJ 12:00 Love of LUe 13:^ ^ke A fact 1:0U Pegity Mann 1:30 Aa the Wortd 1‘urns S;UO Pauword 2:30 itouse f^rt.,' 3:00 Millionairs 3;30 Vtrdiet p$ Vours 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secrit Starm 4:80 Edge of Night 5:00 The Fun flouf 8:00 Ernie Kovacs Special 6:30 Esso 8:40 Weather 8:45 liuuitiu Edwards 7:00 Calvlr. and tlie Colonel 7;30 ^'rontier Cireus 8:00 Hither Knows Best 8:30 Bob Curnmitios Show 10:Q0 Armnirung de '“■ei.t.r 10:30 Window on Main St. 11:00 New* 11:15 S ar Theatir PRtAAY, M^EMoK^i 10 1:80 i:S« ioo 6:30 The NeW BibM>gy • 6.55 News ■ ' 7:(|U JaipoorBe 9:00 Ca^t. Kangiuix) a:UO CariOMIt tiiiou l5:O0 Calendar 10:80 Lacy ‘ ll':00 Video Village ll;JK) durprise Package liM CBS. Newk 12:00 Love of Lift 1|:M lUke A 1‘ace 80 Ng» Mann * A«.lne World Turns Pasaword S:30 HoineParty 3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verijiet is Yours 3:95 CBS News 4!00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of Night 6:00 The Fun Hour 6:00 Funday Funnies 6:30 Esio 6:40 Weather 6:45 Douglas Edwards 7:00 Third Man 7:30 Rawhide 8:30 Route 66 9:80 Real McCoys 10;00 Targft: The Corrupters 11:00 News 11:15 Star Theattt WKAL Channel 5 SAT0ttDAY, NOVEMBER 4 8:30 Make HhmA Daddy •:00 Cait'n 1^ 9:30 Pip The Pt^r 10:00 Mart Uwis (COLOR) 10:90 King Leonardo (COLOR) 11:00 Fij\ry llJiO Teenage Frolics 12:30 Mr. Wizard 1:00 Industry on Parade 1:15 Window on Washington 1:30 Movie 2:30 Wrestling 3:3U Pre-gBiiie Warm Up 3:49 NCAA Football 0:49 Post Gama Wrap Up 7.00 Tiie Hathaways 7:30 Wells FvgO 8:30 Tall Man 9Kiq Uatouchablei 9:45 Make That Spare 10:00 Fight'of the Week 10:45 Make that Spare • 6)00 Meet The 6:30 Woddy H pen House 2 ■ IIMfll •11 rut ■: hl'ii! J .'jsO jiiT bmo- 11:10 Scoreboard 11;1» Movie of Week ^ SUNDAY, NOyCMBER S ' 9:00 Harvest of Hymns 10:tii3 (^athQlic Hour 10:30 ilig Picture ‘ ll:Ui Ught Unto My Path 12 0(1 Church bt pur Fathers 12:38 Oral Roberts 1;06 TBA . ' l;iiU Circuit Rider 2:00 Pro Football Scoreboard ^:5U Km. ScorithoanJ. 4:00 Wuudy Hayes Up«n House 9:|M EdUr^rJs football U.-30 aei HuDtle , 10:00 ,Shoiw, of ' Th'tf Week jllKlO Sdnfay ,;pate Show. ' McMAy, ^oyK^^^ 6;M CSonlikefttai Patsroom «:J0 AiS« V. 7iOr'Tod»jr ' 7:26 Viewpoint, 7:30 Today 9:00 Bozo The Clown 10:00 Say When 10:30 Play Your Hunch (COLOR 11:00 Price ia Right (COLOR) 11:30 Concentration 12:00 Truth Or Consequences 12:30 It Could be You (COLOR) 12:9!i NBC Newa 1:00 Tfnie Out 1:30 Love That Boh 2:00 J»n Murray (CfOLOR) 2:30 Loretta Young 3;(k) YoMhg Ctr, iLlone 3:30 From Thele Roota 4:00 M^ke R6dm f'or Daddy 4:30 Herts’s Hollywood 4:95 NBC News 5:00 Cap’n 3 5:30 1, 2, 3, Oo! 6100 Cap n 5 0.‘20 Vewpoint 6:29 Weather 6:30 Rtieve Wtth Sports 6:45 Huiitley-Brlnkley > 7:P0 Surside 6* t 8:00 King of Diamonds 8;30 Price is Right'(OOLOR) 9:00 37th Precinct 10:00 Thriller 11:00 Dateline 11:00 Sportsline* 11:15 Jack Pair (COLOR) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 6:00 Continental dtsarooni 6:36 A^ct , 7H0 Vodky T:29 Viewpoint 7:80 Todiy tb4 Ca«*a 9:55 Kukla and Ollie 10:00 Say When 10:30 Play Your Huncli Pni'- !.' Hi'jht (tTOLORt 11:3C Concentratidn I2.P0 Truth or Con«rqiiences 12:30 It Could Be You (COLOU) 12:55 NBC NewiU ^ * 1:00 Paul MdntjioMcry'Show 1:30 Love That Bob 2:00 Jan Murray (COLOR) 2:30 Loretia Young 3;00 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 From These Roots 4:00 Make Room For Waddy 4:30 Hire’s IToIlywood 4:55 NBC News 5;00 Cap’n 5 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw H;00 Cap’n 5 8:05 Slateline 0:20 Viewpoint G:2.'i Weather 6:30 Reeve With Sports 6:4.'5 mintley-Brinkley 7:00 Tightrope 7:30 I.aramie 8 30 Alfred Hitchcock 9:00 nirif Pow.ll |(*;ro Cain’s Hundred 11:00 T'atelinc 11:10 Sports 11:15 Jack Paar (GOLUB' urtc WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER • 6'pn Continental CUssroom ,in.» B'30 Aspect 7:00 T'oflay 7:2!' Viewpoint 7:30 Twlay 0:00 Boro The Clown 9:55 Kukla and Ollie 10:00 Say When 10:30 Piny Your Hunch (C iLOR) _ lt;00 Price is Right (COLOR) '' 11:30 Concentration 12:00 Tr ith or Consequences otr-n 12:30 It Could Be You (COLOR) 12:55 NBC News 1:00 Time Out 1:30 Love That Bob “ '• 2:00 Jan M\jrray Show (COLOft)-ni 2:30 Loretta Young 3:0rt Young Dr. Malone 3:.10 From These Roots 4:00 Make Room For Daddy 4:30 Here’s Hollywood 4:95 NBC News 5:00 Cap’n 5 5:30 Deputy Dawg 6:Q0 Cap’n 5 6:05 Stateline 6:20 Viewpoint 6:25 Weather 6:30 Reeve With Sporta 6:45 Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 Death Valley Days 7:30 Wagon Train 8:30 Top Cat * 9:00 Perry Como 10:00 Naked City 11:00 Dateline 11:10 Sportsline 11:15 Jack Paar (COLOR) •rn\ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER bD )lO ’■sHi •w «;no Coniinpntal Classroom 6:30 Aspect 7:00 Today 7:25 Viewpoint 7:30 Today jj-no po7f) The Clown 9:.W Kukla and Ollie 10:00 Say When , 10:30 Plav Vour Hunch (rOLOfilT.f, 11:00 Price is Right (COLOR) . 11:.30 Coneentratlon 12:00 Truth or Consequences . 12:30 It Could Be You (COLORX • 12:55 NBC News iqi‘*ri 1:00 Paul Montgomery Show ) 1:30 Love That Bob ,2;0q Jan Murray Show (COLOy"*^' 3:00 Young Dr. llakMta fi ii; f>i 3:30 From These Roots 4:00 Make Rootn For Daddy 4:30 Here’s Hollywood 4:55 NBC Npws 5:00 Cap’n 5 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 0:00 Cap’n 5 0:05 Stai.eline 'i:2o viewpoint n pr vv^ath-’r fl'.'JO niLVfls with Sports 0-4i Himtley-Brinkley 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 Bachelor Father 8:00 Donna Reed * 8:30 Dr. Kildare * 9:30 Hazel • 10:00 Sing Along 11:00 Dateline 11:10 Sportaline 11:15 Jack Paar (COLOR) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 6 00 Contmental Classroom 6:30 Aspect 7:00 Today 7:25 Viewpoint 7:30 Today 9.-00 Bozo The Clown »:55 Kukla and Ollie i 10:00 Say When rO:: mr.) . It -111 AlltBS .1111(1 nit ’’ bnii lO.im iinir. ui/olq ITU hIT »ill iMIiit ilKtlu! ..ills'» mIT nil a: IMrf'tA . bn« IKltflil , till ni 9ri> lO tu .t,A, 30 Play Yoirr Hunch (COLOiO'*'^ 11:00 Price is Right (COLOR ''u5 11:30 Concentration siliO 12:00 Truth or Consequences ^ 12:30 It Could. Be You (COLOR) 12:55 NBC News , -, 1:00 Time Out 1:30 Love That Bob 2:00 Jan Murray Show (COLOR) 2:30 Loretta Young 3.00 YounR Dr. Malone 3:30 From These Roots 4:00 Make Rooiin For Daddy 4:30 Here’s Hollywood 4:55 NBC News 5:00 Cap’n 5 5:.30 Yogi Bear «;rtot:ap‘n B ‘ ‘ 6:05 Stateline 6:20 Viewpoint 6:25 Weather 0:30 Reeve. With Sporta 0:45 Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 Hawaiian Ejre 8:00 Detectives 9:00 77 Sunset SMp ^ -lO.'OO Dr. Beil ^asey 1J;00 Dateline 11:10 SportaliiHL*i'i'“ .i 11:15 Jack Paor (COLOR' Our 50th State is the p^eappla '-apital of the world. According to the USDA’s Economip Research S"rv1ce, Hawaii grows aboiA two- thirds of the world supply-ewn 21 million cases of canned fruit and 13 million cases oljuieet In 1900* *1.
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