Johnson City Press from Johnson City, Tennessee (2024)

February 6, 1949

Publication:

Johnson City Pressi

Location:

Johnson City, Tennessee

Issue Date:

Sunday, February 6, 1949

Page:

11

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-V 4 5 Page iv Section A JOHNSON CITY TENN PRESS-CHRONICLE buniuy iuuuung February 5 ly-iy ICO At clnmbun Poivell Have Perfect Attendance Abigail Smith Adams who died I Sir Hubert Wilkins Arctic ex in 1818 was the only woman who £Jcorer t00k tire first pictures has ever" bee both wife and mother of a President of the fghting ever shown in mo-ed States: her husband was John Adams and her son John Quincy Adams Gilly Eimlie Ledford end Betty Jo Cantrell Second grade Mss Ada Cross teacher cJerry Lee Carver Frank Hendrix Russell Pate One hundred and nine students Frank Preston Larry Lowe Dan-Rowe Frances Johnson Linda at Columbus Powell School have iej Cantell Jimmy Le800- Sparks Rosalyn Sparks Bonita been listed on the perfect attendance roll for the 1948-1949 semester Miss Maigaret Pain princi- Brenda Charles Johnson Pa my Roak 1 Stamper Linda Lowe Rether Griffith Arm strong Wills Michael Benton Wayne Lee Frye Kirk Charles Marston Elrod Jimmy Junior Fe-n Gilly Carolyn Reece Louise) 1 5 pal has announced The students listed by grades 1 Hopson Mary Sue Candle and painter Jr usie Haw- are: Greta Sue Campbell Mrs Louise Jurfth Hall Peggy Lowe First Mrs Myra Wein- McMackm teacher Larrv Car- Carolyn Robinson and Teresa berger teacher Brent llliams'mack Suzanne Archer Yvonne1 jjoody Third grade Miss June O'Dell teacher Billy Buchanan John Candle Leslie Evans Wavne Lowe Louise Roark and Emma Sapp Miss Anna Thomas teacher David Anderson Wayne Church Joe Ray Palmer Billy Roark Eddie Street Ted Vanover Geraldine Leonard Ivan Miller Phvlli Pams Hazel Saddler and Priscilla Onks Fourth Miss Sophie Boring teacher Charles Lovely Roark Armeta Bennett Jean Caiaway Peggy Dyer Mary Katherine Miller Gail Pate Peggy Seott and Lilli an Vanover Mrs Mvatt teacher Foster Elrod John Hall Johnny Price Tinker Stefcle Carolyn Gioss Lorraine Murphy Betty Lou Myers and Helen Pickering Fifth Miss Lottie Price teacher Bobby Bryant John Moore Billy Dyer Ernest Simer-ly Don Trevathan Robert Van Dyke June Fox Betty Morefield Mri Donna Anderson teacher Homer Bunton Tommy Whisman William Dingus Phyllis Graybeal Zenabia Sisk Margaret Swartz and Wanda Hughes 1 Sixth Mrs Pans Huddle teacher Zertha Mackley Helen Miller Billy Bam Phil Col-hs Frank Emerine Geoige Marston Wanda Hagy Jack Fisher and Joan Ray Miss Mildred Dulaney teacher Robert Bolinger Robert mwwutmmiMiiMtmiiMum Decidedly yes! By ac-cepting your thrift deposits and your purchases of Savings Bonds banks help you postpone your spending for scarce articles by lending funds to business and industry for constructive purposes banks help increase the supply of scarce goods In these and other ways banks fight inflation ED A A A vCs -A rAj vt 4-H CLUB OFFICERS Bobby Britt left student at Gap Creek School was reelected president of the Carter county 4-H Club at a meeting in Elizabethan" Other officers elected left to right ere Janice Minton vice president Smrley Little secretary Jean Nidiffer reporter and Charlotte Davis song leader (Photo by Greene) Daily Radio Timetable 1 L7 0 NATIONAL BANK of Johnson City Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member federal Reserve System WETB 790 Ke EST II Sermon in Song 30 Rev 9 Ham 9 45 Community Chapel 10 00 Al and Lee Reiser 10 15 Merle Pitt 10 30 Southernairee 11 po Christian Church 45 Silver String AMERITEX CandyCord 4) Jneh rayon eord In mue black and brown with white hairline stripes $169 yd JUST RECEIVED 44) yards color fast PERCALES SI inches wide 39e yd II Square Fast Color Cettcn Prints II Inches wide 29c yd Sanforized CHAMERAY In (tripe nd solid color just In Si inches wide 49e yd AMERITEX Cotton Cord 34 Inches wids $119 yd 1 15 Chapel hr the Road 7 30 Sport Headlines 7 35 Piano Moods Ellis Claude Story Swartz! Local and World Newt Tommy Nelms Dorothy Dingus Sue Jones Catherine May Faye Rowe and Elmar Swanner I 15 Organ Fverie I 38 follow the ruoni 00 Newt Views 15 Upper Room a 0 00 Horae Held! 7 30 Phil and ARco 00 Fred Alien 1 30 NBC Theater 0 00 Merry-Round 0 30 Familiar Musie 10 00 Tea It Or Uav fl 10 30 Wh Said That 00 News Variety i Hours) CBS 9 30 Spike Janet 7 00 Jack Benny 9 7 JO Amos and Andy 00 Sarp Spade 8 30 Luui and Abney 9 00 Helen Hayes 9 30 Mis Brooks 10 00 Life With Luti 10 30 Cabin Drama 0 30 Music for Bunds? i tuou newa nmentin aaua 1 A new trimming fos dresses andiio'3d smg of onr rime sweaters is strip of double Batiste with neatly stitched buttonholes spaced thiee Inches apait Both edges of tlje strip are finished with eyelet ruffles 10 00 News American Must 10 45 740 acert Hall 00 First Preabyteria t'h? EST IS 06 News Serenade 11 15 Sunday Serenade Week la Review EST 13 00 World New 12 15 0 Reporter 13 30 Brotherhood Hoof 1 00 American Almanac 1 15 fcdtiot at Home 30 National Vespers 9 00 Aropnd the World 30 Mr President 00 Tlua Changing World 3 15 Longtne Musical 3 30 Band Show 4 4 00 Future of America 4 15 Dick Tood 4 30 Affairs ft 15 News Summary ft 30 Quiet Please 9 00 Drew Pearson I ift Newt Round-up 6 30 Greatest Story 1 00 Go fer the Hops 7 30 Calvatade of Musie 00 Stop the Music 9 00 Walls i WtncneM 9 15 Leuelia Parson 0 30 Theatre Omld 10 30 Mooes Modern 10 46 Geoige Sokolaty Fire Drives 225 From Dixie Asylum JACKSON La Ib Doctors nd attendant led 223 sci earning panic-stricken women mental patient to safety when fire swept three-story brick building in which they were housed at toe East Louisian Hospital before dawn today Dr Glenn Smith superintendent at the institution said of the 225 1 patients 75 were violently insane women housed on the second floor in which the fire ongmated The others with less serious mental aliments weie in wards on the first and third floors 1 Lacev Richardson business man-1 ager of the hospital said flames 1 were discovered pouring out ofjf the windows of the violently in-k sane ward at 4 45 a Pandemonium broke out But Richardson said Dr Smith quick-if ly assembled all of the doctors nurses and attendants who led the patients do safety night clothes ithin five minutes VJclzzms HQII" fer BsomaiH PAIQS Jr -'Ssy 30 45 Concert in Minaiare 1 DO Neva 1 05 Lynn Murry 1 30 Sunday ttymphony 08 Coiw 2 15 Just Rambling 3 30 Lutheran Hour 3 00 News 3 30 Playhouse of Favorites 4 00 Showers of Blessing 4 RLMusie Room 4 45 Lean Back and Listen 5 00 DeaoUne Daia 515 Proudly -We flail 5 45 My Serenade 5 55 Sport Spotlight J0I1HS01I CnfcLPRESS-CHHOHICLE 6 pAPZit VVS All The ABC 00 Newt Comment 6 15 News 6 30 Greatest Story 7 60 Go For The House 7 30 Carnegie Hall Mui I 00 Stop the Musie 9 00 Waiter Winchell 9 30 Theater Guild Hour 10 30 Commentary II 00 News Variety Hour! 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