The Waco Citizen (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 10, 1957 Page: 3 of 6
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Weekly TV Schedule
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• SUNDAY
KWTX, Channel 10_
10 20
10 50
12:00
2:45
3:15
3 30
Faith lor Today
Local Church Serrtc#
Professional Football
The Gepege Sauer Show
Man To Man
God Has Spoken
4:00
Industry on Parade
4:15
Chaplain of the Air
4 30
This Is The Life
5:00
Harley Berg Show
5 30
You Are There
8:00
You Asked For It
6 30
Bachelor Father or
6 30
Jack Benny
7:00
G.E. Theatre
7:30
Alfred Hitchcock
8 00
Highway Patrol
8:30
What’a My Line
9:00
Edsel Show
10.00
Newa, Weather, Sports
10:30
Dream Vacation
li:U0
Million Dollar Theatre
KWTX TV, Channel 18
DAYTIME
(Monday through Friday)
7 00
Captain Kangaroo
8 (HI
Garry Moore
8:30
Arthur Godfrey Time
9 15
Coiffure Corner
9.30
Strike It Rich
10 00
Hotel Cosmopolitan
10 15
Love of Life
10:30
Search for Tomorrow
10:45
The Guiding Light
11 00
Better Living
11 30
Aa the World Turns
12:00
News and Weather
12 15
Ten Acres
1 00
The Big Payoff
1.30
The Verdict Is Yours
2 0C
The Brighter Day
2 15
The Secret Storm
2 30
The Edge of Night
.1 1 M 1
American Band;,land
4 00
Uncle Ellhu
5:00
Fun At Five
5:30
Mickey Mouse Club
6:00
TV Ten Times
6 15
Douglas Edwards New.
MONDAY P. M.
KWTX, Channel 10—
6:30 Robin Hood
7:00 Danny Thomas Show
7 30 Fotboall Review
8:00 Bums and Allen
8 30 Talent Scouts
9:00 Waco Wrestling
10:00 News. Weather, Sports
10:30 Mr. Adams and Eve
11 00 Million Dollar Theatre
TUESDAY P. M.
KWTX—Cnannel 10
6 30 Name That Tune
7:00 Phil Silvers Show
7 30 State Trooper
9:00 $64,000 Question
8 30 Harbour Command
9:00 To Tell the Truth
9:30 Whirl) birls
10:00 News, Weather, Sporta
O 10 30 Gale Storm Show
11.00 Million Dollar Theatre
WEDNESDAY P. M.
KWTX, Chennel 10—
6.30 Conrad Nagle or
Spotlight Playhouse
7:00 The Millionaire
7 30 I've Got a Secret
6 00 Wednesday Night Fights
8:55 Poet Fight Fill
9 00 Ozzie and Harriet
9:30 Captain David Grief
10 00 Newa, Weather, Sporta
10 30 Date With the Angeia
11:00 Million Dollar Theatre
THURSDAY P. M.
KWTX, Channel 10—.
6:30 The Tracer
7 00 Zorro
7:30 Playhouse 70
9 00 Dr. Christian
9 30 The Silent Service
10:00 Newa, W-ather Sports
10 30 Million Dollar Theatre
FRIDAY P. M.
KWTX. Channel 10—
6 30 Rin Tin Tin
7:00 Trackdown
7:30 Sheriff of Cochise
. 8 jftO * Frank Sinatra Show
F:06 The Line Up
9:30 Person to Person
10:00 News, Weather. Sporta
10.30 Top Tunes A Talent
• SATURDAY
KWTX, Channel 10—
7 30 Adventures in Education
8:00 Captain Kangaroo
8:30 Mighty House Playhouse
9:00 Susan's Show
9:30 Let's Explore
10:00 Jimmy Dean Show
10 30 Baylor Interpret! News
11:00 Terry and the Pirates
11:30 Smoke Signals
11:45 Learning To Draw
12:00 The Big Picture
Wild Bill Ilickock
Cactus Theatre
Flash Gordon
2:30 Cartoon Time
3:00 Joe Palooka
3:30 Get Set—Go'
4:00 Championship Golf
5:00 Home Folks FYolie
Scores Across Nation
Perflr Mason Show
lawrenre Wei*
• SUNDAY
KCEN, Channel 4—
12:30 Wisdom
100 Youth Wants To Know
1 30 Religion In L ie
2 00 Wide, Wide World
3.30 Waco Sings
3:45 Norman Vincent Peale
4:00 Meet The Preaa
4 30 Pinocchio
5:30 Halls of Ivy
8:00 Steve Allen
7:00 Standard Oil Anniversary
H 00 The Web___
8:30 Sunday Night Movie
10:00 News, Weather. Sporta
(0 20 La*- Date Theatre
KCEN TV, Channel 8
DAYTIME
(Monday through Friday)
Today—Garroway
Arlene Frances
Treasure Hunt
The Price ia Right
Truth or Consequences
Tic Tac-Dough
It Could Be You
Tex and Jinx
Howard Miller Show
Weatherfacu
RFD No. 6
Early News Roundup
Bride and Groom
N‘B(? Matinee Theatre„
Queen for a Day
Modern Romances
Comedy Time
All Star Playhouse
Happy Hour
Roy Rogers Western
News, Weather, Sport!
NBC News
7 00
8 00
8 30
9 00
9 30
1000
10 30
11:00
11:30
12 00
1205
12 25
12 30
1:00
2:00
2:45
3:00
3 30
4:00
5:Q0
6 00
6 15
Football Review
Show SW Teams
In Action This Week
Every Southwest Conference
team will be aren in action next
week on The Humble Company's
“Football Review.'*
Highligh'ing the program will
be Kern Tips colorful description*
of key plays from the SMU-Mls-
ouri. Texas A & M. Houston, Bav
lor Arkansas, Rice Duke, TCU
Alabama, and Texas Okla. games.
Another feature on the pro
gram will tell the story of Coach
es Darrell Royal of Texas and
Jack Mitchell of Arkansas whose
teams meet for the first time.
Both were All America players at
Oklahoma
Abe Martin wilt also tell about
the TCU Texas A & M game that
A & M won in bad weather last
season
•‘Foo'ball Review" can be seen
Monday over KWTX TV, Waco,
7:30 p.m.. Tuesday over KC'EN
TV, Tejhple, 8 30 p.m.
Sizzling Steaks $1.65
THEY CANT BE BEATI
MANHATTAN LOUNGE
130S N|>rth 15th Strset
Telecast of Texas
Oklahoma Game
A live telecast of the Texas-
Oklahoma football game will high-
light The Humble Company's cov-
erage of Southwest Conte; ence
-football this weekend
The telecast will begin al 1 -45
p.m. Saturday over KCEN-TV,
Temple and KWTX TV, Waco.
The SMUMissouri game Krt
day night will be broadcast from
Dallas Radio tune 7.45 pm over
KKLD. Dallas 1000
The Texas Oklahoma game will
be broadcast Saturday Radio
time 1 45 p m over KWTX. Waco
1230 and KTEM Temple 1400
The Texas A&M University of
Houston game will be broadcast
Saturdav. Radio time 7:45 p m
over KWTX. Waco 1230.
The ltavlor Arkansas game will
be broadcast from Warn, 7 45
p m. Saturday over WACO. Waco
1460
The Rico Duke game will he
broadcast Saturday from Houston
Broadcast tn»e 7 45 pm. over
KGKO, Dallas 1480
The TCU Alabama game will
he broadcast from Fort Worth
Saturdav Broadcast time 7 45
pm over WFAA. Dallas 820
The Texas Tech Texas Western
game will In- broadcast Saturday
from K! Paso. Broadcast time H 43
p m over KVOP, Platnvlcw 1400.
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1 00
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I 5 30
6:00
7:00
8 00
8 30
900
990
10*00
Wyatt Eftry
Wyatt
Adroit
tires of Jim Bowie
Broken Arrow
News, Weather. Sporta
10 90 Million Dollar
MONDAY P. M.
KCEN, Channel 4—
6 30 The Price is Right (C)
7:00 Twenty-One
7:30 A Turn of Fate
8:00 Suspicion *
9 00 Restless Gun
9 30 Wells Fargo
10:00 Overseas Adventure
10:30 Weather, Newa, Sports
11:00 Tonight, Jack Paar
TUESDAY P. M.
KCEN. Channel 4—
6.30 Avon Star Theatre
7:00 Meet McGraw
7:30 Bob Cummings Show
8:00 City Detective
8:30 Football Review
9:00 Eddie Fisher Show
10:00 Overseas Adventure
10:30 W.ather, Newa, Sporta
11:00 Tonight, Jack Paar
WEDNESDAY P. M.
KCEN, Channal 6—
8:30 Jungle Jim
7:00 Court of Last Resort
7:30 'telephone Time
8:00 This is Your Ufa
8:30 Wagon Train
9:30 Kit Carson
10:00 Overseas Adventure
10:30 Weather, News, Sports
11:00 Tonight
THURSOAY P. M.
KCEN, Charnel 4—
6:30 Tac Tac Dough
7:00 The People's Choice
7:30 Hallmark Hall of Fame
9:00 Groucho Marx
9 30 Dragnet
10:00 Overseas Adventure
10 30 Weather, News, Sporta
1100 Tonighti Jack Paar
FRIDAY P. M
KCEN, Channal 4—
6 30 Foreign Legionnaire
7:00 M Squad
7 30 The Thin Man
8:00 Cavalrade of Sports
8:45 Red Barber’s Corner
9:00 Playhouse of Stars
9 30 Life of Riley
10:00 Overseas Adventure
10:30 Weather, News, Sporta
1100 Jack Paar
12 45 Baseball
SATURDAY
KCEN, Channal 4—
8:00 Howdy Doody
8:30 The Gumby Show
9:00 Fury
9:30 Fun and Non-Such
*0:00 True Story
J 30 Detective's Dlar y
11:00 Navy Diary
11:30 This Is the Answer
12:00 The Living Word
12:15 NCAA Football
3:00 Footlftll Scoreboard
3:15 Country Style U. S. A.
3:30 Tales of The West
4:30 The Big Picture
5:00 The Christophers
5:30 Sports Review
6 00 Perry Como
7:00 Polly Bergen Show
7 30 Gizelle Mackenzie
8 00 What's It For’
8:30 Your Hit Parade
9 00 Stage 7
9 30 People Are Funny
10:00 Weather, News, Sporta
10:80 Late ’"‘ate Theatre
EXPERT '
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ON ALL
BUCHANAN'S
Circle TV & Appliances
"Where Honesty is Still the Best Policy"
W. H. Buchanan, Owner—S. V. Bradford, Mgr.
2219 LA SALLE
Learn To Read
And Write Over
Baylor TV Program
13,000 men and women of Wa
co and Cen'ral Texas cannot
read this sentence This is the
finding of the U S Office of
Education, based on census fig
tires and accurate surveys Their
report la that 15,000 men and
women in this anew arc “tune-
ttonal illitera’es’’ Amt their
definition of a 'functional il
literate" is one who has less
than a 9th grade reading level
This means that persons rad
ing in that category cannot read
the daily paper, sign checks,
read signs vs rite letters, or check
a hank balance
Such reading inabilities are
not confined to Waco and On
tral Texas The national figures
*how that t«-n million Americans
are functional illiterates.
Baylor University is now tak
ing a'eps to do something about
this situation in Central Texas
It has instituted a Literacy pro
gram this full, directed hy Pro
fessor Richard Cortrlght, an ex
pert in machine! people to read
and write quickly in any lang
unco.
“Read the K.a«y TV Way” is
a new TV feature over KWTX
to be conducted by Professor
Cortright and sponsored by Bav
lur UnivcrsiVx The fir-t broad
east will he T I'm iUv, |)i |pin i
5, from 10 to 11 A review les-
son will be given Wednesday,
Octobcd 9.. from 3 to 3 15. Lcs
son Two will be taught the sue
reeding Saturday morning, and
each Saturday morning thereaf
ter the lessons will proceed, with
the 13 minute review |>eriod each
Wednesday after noon
The first Marine brigade ocru
pied lecland jointly with the
British in 1941
Watch the World Series and Football
While You Get Your Hair Cut
Pirelo's Barber Shop
3 BARSfRS TO SERVE YOU
BevtHy Hillt Shopping Center
14 Hour Pli'titp hrrt le#
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INSURANCE AGENCY
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Liquid Glass Claaner
Spiay It On—Wipa It ON
Cleans Glass, TUe, Etc.
30c Gal. (Cash A Carry)
75c Gal, (Dallvered)
JOHNSON
Phone SW 9-1522
1100 Lewis — Bellmaad
(Jive the (Jnited |^\y
The Haitian police force, later
known at the Garde d’Halti, wa*
find established in 1915. with
Marine officer* and non-comm i-
stoned officers at itt commi*
stoned personnel. Marines were
withdrawn ia 1934. J
GREATER WACO
UNITED FUND
Give Your Fair Sharo , . . If'* Cricket
Watson Ready
For Legislature
State Representative Murray
Watson, Jr, of Mart began max
mg prparatinn* this week to
leave for Austin to attend the
special session railed by Gov«£
nor Price Daniel for October 14
Watson stated that he wa.s on
record a* being opposed to a
special session because of the
cost that was involved in calling
it.
He stated. "1 feel tha this spec
ial session is lotaliv unne « m
and unratted for. since Governor
Daniel could not pass water 1-
glstatton and lohhv control
through the last regular session.
I see no reason why he should
not wait until the next regular
session because of our state fi
nanctal condition We are oper
ating the state in the red at this
ttine because of the recent cut-
backs in oil production, and It
Menu to me quite unnecessary to
incur further expenses to pass
legislation that rould be taken
care of in a regular sessuai
“However, I want to be on
reword as sasme 11».«i • .11 do
vote my full time and attention
to the work th.it lies ahead and
do everything within my power
to help pass a lobby registration
act requiring all lobbyists to reg
ister and will sup|>ort a workable
water program if one can be
found during thin 30day period
“You will recall that the House
of Representatives this past aes
sion passed all of the constructive
water legislation that it had be
lore it, and also A lobby control
bill The lobby bill and much of
the water legislation died in the
Senate I feel, therefore, that the
House did Its part and that the
Governor can find no faiilt with
us (or failure to have this legis
1st Ion enacted into low ”
The Marine Corps reached a
maximum streng h of 75,101 dur
ing World War I World War II
l>c«k strength, /cached, <Vugus
31, 1945. was 485.1 I I
DR. BILL G WILLIAMS
CHIROPRACTOR
For Appointment
Diet PL 4-4341
Clinic 404 N lltb St.
KENDRICK P T.A. NEWS
The Kendrick Parent Teacher
Association held it's Ortober
meeting Tuesday evening at 7.30 I
p m in the school cnfetorium
Mr S. J. Munn gave the mvoca
tion The children's program was
presented by the lour second
grade rooms. The business meet
mg followed with Mr* F. N
Montgomery, Pro*., presiding
Reports were given by otficers
and chairmen The budget for
the coming year was read by
Finance chairman. Mrs L T
Dickey and accepted by the
group Four delegates were elect
rd to attend the P T A. 8'ate
Convention to be held in Gal
vrsion. November 20 through 22.
William Talar. Bailor Profr»
tor teaching in the field of re-
ligion. was the *t»eaker for the
evening. His lople was, "The
Ho vc. Sch I md Church the
I ri 'ii V of ' i <■' ledge ' *
All seats lit the cafotorium
wet*' filled with a number stand
ing. Children *n)oyed ftlms in
the visual education room during
ihe meeting Mi*a Ilvrd’s second
grade won the* tor it prize with
28 parents present
Words without action are th
assassins of idealism
Herbert llaovcr
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Foster, W. S. The Waco Citizen (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 10, 1957, newspaper, October 10, 1957; Waco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth861361/m1/3/?q=lumber+does+its+stuff: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .