The Mainland Times from La Marque, Texas • Page 16

1 11 r-i Eigfit-SectiOTi Two Tne Mainland Times, Thursday, May 5, 1960 TV ULE Friday Through Thursday THURSDAY, MAY 5 JCPRC (Ch. 2) NBC'KHOU (Cm, 11) CBS; KTRK (Ch. 13) ABC MORNING Mommy 7 00-Today Re MI Your Hunch Is Right or Conseq. Could Be You Mrs. Noith for a Day Loretta Young Or.

Ma lone These Roots Theatre Theatre Town Choice francuco Beat News 6.00—World at Large in Sports 2 Newsreel Plainsman Masterson Choice Bachelor Father Ernie Bet Your Life 8 Valley Days Edition News About Sports Theatre Marietta MORNING Word Report Report Pace show Room News Kangaroo Married Joan The Go Love Lucy Bride of Life 11 for Tomorrow Lighi at von I Hayward The World Turns Better or Worse Party Day Storm of Night Early Show Highlights Chandler Sports News NIGHT of Riley Territory Slade Ringo Grey Theatre Eye Parr Show Final Word MORNING On, Anahem Don Edition News Don Time Miss Brooks La Lanne Finch Show AFTERNOON Gun That Bob Faces Star Theatre in Court Storm Show Beat the Clock 0 Do You Trust' Bandstand Showtime Hound NIGHT Brandt Daly News Reed Show Real McCoys Boone Shbow Untouchables Man Dawson Vikings News Barometer Comments By The F.B.I MONDAY, MAY 9 KPRC (Ch. 2) (Ch. It)- CBSjKTRK (Ch. 13) ABC i KPRC (Ch. 2) FRIDAY, MAY 6 NBC KHOU (Ch.

11) (Ch. 13) ABC Morning Devotional I Physics Chemistry Today Dough Rt Mi Your He-rich Pri4e Is Right Concentration Wedding It Could Be You Mrs. North Queen For A Day Young 2.00— Young Dr. Malone From These Roots Theatre Theatre tooney Town People's Choice 5s! San Franciscc Beat News At large 6:10 Today In Sports Chan. 2 Newsreel Weather Wedding Sea Hunt Fights Art Carney Show Final Edition News Weathercast Mann About Sports Theatre Naughty Marietto 6:45 -Daily Word Report Pace show 7:30 Romper Room News Kangaroo Married Joan The Go Love Lucy Bride of Life for Tomorrow Light at Noon Hayward The World Turns 1:00 For Better or Worse Housepmy Millionaire Is Yours Day Sto-m of Night Early Show Highlights Chandler Sports Edwards of Riley De Paree Godfrey Zone to Person Eye 1C Parr Show 12.C 3--News Fina! 12-05 Daily Word MORNING 6:25 Sign on.

Prayer Cadet Don Cadet Don 8:30 Tumb.eweed Tinae Our Miss Brooks Jack La Lanne Show Howard Finch Restless Gun AFTERNOON love That Bob About Faces All Star Theatre Day in Court Gale Storm Show Beat the Clock Do You Trust? American Bandstand Princess Margaret's Wedding Popeye Cob NIGHT TV Conaway Brandt John Daly News Walt Disney Present Man From Blackhawk Sunset Strip The Detectives Wrestling Conaway Bennett's Conaway 1 1 Movietime 1230-Wanted by the MORNING Devotional 9-00-Dough Re Mi Your Hunch Is Right or Conseq. Could Be You and Mrs. North for a Day Young Dr. Malone These Roots Theatre Theatre Town Choice Francisco Beat News NIGHT at Large in Sports 2 News report Fargo Gunn Evening with Fred Astaire" News About Sports Theatre Marietta MORNING 6.45-Daily Word Report Pace show Room 8.15—Captain Kangaroo Married Joan The Go Lcve Lucy Bride of Life for Fomorrow Light at Noon Hayward Show The World Turns 1:00 For Better or Worse Houseparty Millionaire Is Yours Day Storm of Night Early Show Highlights Sports News NIGHT of Riley Men Texan 7:30 Father Knows Best Thomas Show Sothern Show Allyson Show Eye Parr Show Final Word MORNING On, Anahem Don Edition News Don -Tumbleweed Time Miss Brooks la Lanne Finch Show AFTERNOON That Bob Gun Faces Star Theatre in Court Storm Show the Clock Do You Trust? Bandstand Showtime Woodpecker NIGHT NEWS-Conaway Daly News Street Beat in Paradise Patrol Prizes News Barometer Comments by the FBI TUESDAY, MAY 10 KPRC (Ch. 2) NBCKHOU (Ch.

11) CBS KTRK (Ch. 13) MORNING MORNING MORNING MQRNIMft I WorH I MOKNING ABC SPACE-EYE VIEW OF THE WORLD-The Tiros I weather satellite passes its wide-angle camera's eye over the earth and sends bads these pictures from an altitude of about 450 miles. At left, looking northwest, the Gulfs of Suez and Aqaba form rabbit ears on the Red Sea. The Mediterranean is at upper left and the Nile River is seen as a dark strip (far left). The right photo shows a heavy layer of clouds (center) hanging over the Alps with the Italian peninsula just below and the Islands of Corsica and Sardinia faint patches to the left.

A mechanical failure in a clock timer is keeping the Tiros I from taking detailed pictures while it crosses over Russia. La Marque Scouting Units Sweep Top Honors In Golden Jubilee Show aid, camping; Troop 274, First Baptist Church, Scoutmaster Val Re Mi Your Hunch Is Right or Conseq. Could Be You Word Report Pace show Room News Kangaroo married Joan The Go I Love Lucy Brio'e News Barometer Comments FBI sign Off SAT MAY 7 NBC KHOU (Ch. 11) CBSjKTRK (Ch. 13) ABC MORNING on, Prayer KPRC (Ch.

2) MORNING Athem Devotlonals' in Gaiveston Roesner Carnival is Sautrday Howdy Doody and Reddy Boy of the Jungle: Aucrjon Diary Story Preston of London Deputy "60 From Interpol Theatre Election Returns 8.00—Captain Kangaroo Jeckle Mouse Circus Ranger King Collie 4:00 Kentucky Derby Prev. Derby 3 seball Leadoff of Week Sports Special Conference Show NIGHT Mason Dead or Alive i 8:00 Phil Silvers Special i 9 Theatre Zone i Final Journal Bird Theatre and his pals Soupy Sales Home Show Kane Show Lea. Baseball U.S.A. Kane Show Clark Show Road It To Beaver Welk Show U. S.

A. Saddle of Cochise C. Theatre of Life for Tomorrow Light and Mrs. at Noon For A Day Young Dr. Malone 2.30—From These Roots Theatre Theatre 4:00 i own Choice Francisco Beat News NIGHT at Large in Sports 2 Newsreel Startime Murry Party S.

Marshall Patrol Final Edition News About Sports Theatre Marietta Hayward Show The World Tu-is 1:00 ror Better or Vvorse Houseparty Millionaire is Yours Day Storm of Night Early Show Highlights Chandler Sports News NIGHT of Riley Tell The Truth O'Keefe Gillis Skelton Moore Rather News Weather Parr Show Final Word On, Anahem Don Edition News Don Time Miss Brooks La Lanne Finch Show AriERNOON Test That 6ob Faces Star Theatre in Court Storm Show the Clock Do Yo-j Trust? Bandstand Showtime Draw McGraw NIGHT 6.15—John Dalv News i I Earp PHFIeman .45 Presents Talking News Barometer Comments By the FBI Off WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 KPRC (Ch. 2) NBC KHOU (Ch. 11) CBS KTRK (Ch. 13) ABC SUNDAY, MAY 8 KPRC (Ch. 2) NBCIKHOU (Ch.

11) CBSjKTRK (Ch. 13) ABC MORNING 'i Living Word on, Prayer Devotional Science i of Ad ent ire! Christophers is the Answer is the Life of Faith Main Baptist 3 seball Out For Spts. i Vegas Golf Showcase the Press I of Medicine! Trail Showcase Show I Young Express Patrol unto my Feet up and Live Good Samaritan Three News Without Gun Leadoff il of Week Bird Theatre Time Services Hopkins Fjle 7 Party Up Open Golf Ranger Weekly Headlines Lotridge News! Conference 3:30 Talk Back Playhouse Century the Menace Sullivan Show Theatre Hitchcock Gobel Show Evening Rnal My Line 10:35 MGM Theatre News Special Special Hutton Rebel Alaskans Staccato Hammer D. Grief of hte Sea MORNING Devotionals Re Your Hunch Is Right or Conseq. Could Be You and Mrs.

North Queen for a Day 1:30 -Loretta Young Dr. Malone These Roots Theatre Theatre Town Choice Francisco Beat News NIGHT at Large in Sports 2 Newsreel Train Is Right Commo Show Is Your Life Silvers Show Edition News About Sports Theatre Marietta MORNING Word Report Pace shOw Room News Kangaroo Married Joan The Go Love Lucy of Life 11 for Tomorrow Light at Noon Hayward Show Tho World Turns 1:00 For Better or Worse Houseparty Millionaire Is Yows Day Storm of Night Early Show Highlights Chandler Sports News of Our Guest Into Space Millionaire Got A Secret Theatre Eye Parr Show Final Word MORNING On, Anahem Don Edition News Don Time Miss Brooks La Lanne Finch Show Gun That Bob Faces Star Theatre in Court Storm Show the Clock Do You Trust? Showtime Drop Moe NIGHT Brandt Oaly News For Spring Harriet Frank Show Eye a Good Look i 1 News Barometer Comments By the FBI Odd Fact A bridegroom and bride were jailed in St. Louis, on their wedding day on charges of disturbing the peace, when they screamed at each other at their wedding party because, they said, of mother to law trouble. Words of the Wise When you are right you can afford to keep your temper; when you are wrong, you can't afford to lose it. Roy Keaton) I La Marque scouting units swept top honors at the Golden Jubilee Scout Show in Robinson Stadium Saturday night.

Winners of the three President's Awards were: Troop 212, sponsored by the First Methodist Church on La Marque, which demonstrated scout skills, signalling, and fire building. Scoutmaster is Paul R. Bennett. Troop 244, sponsored by St. Michael's Episcopal Church of La Marque, which demonstrated church awards.

Scoutmaster is W. J. Brown, Jr. Pack 281, sponsored by Lamar Elementary School PTA, whose exhibit depicted Cub Scout advancement. Scoutmaster is D.

R. Kirkland. An estimated 10,000 persons ignored drippy skies to view the 36 exhibits presented by the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Explorer Posts of the Bay Area Council. R. L.

Argus, show chairman, termed hte show a success and thanked members of his committee, civic organizations, and others who offered their assistance. First audit of ticket sales indicates the show was a financial success, too. Ray W. Roberts, finance chairman, said Sunday that more than $1,800 is in the till with some units yet to report. Each unit that turned in its receipts and unsold tickets before showtime Saturday night received a 20 per cent commission.

Proceeds of the show will go to further the scouting program. First award blue ribbons were won by: Pack 27G. sponsored by Bay Area Council BSA, Scoutmaster L. P. Cay'on, variety show, den exhibits; Pack 280, First Methodist Church of La Marque.

Scoutmaster H. H. Barber. Cub Scout crafts; Pack 240, St. Mary's Catholic Church, Scoutmaster Jack Wyant, skits; Pack 218, sponsored by First Methodist Church of Texas City, Scoutmaster R.

F. DuRee, handiwork; Pack 286, Franz Koh. ifeldt PTA, Scoutmaster Reed Blanton, Mississippi showboat; Troop 219, sponsored by First Methodist Church of Texas City, Scoutmaster G. H. Thompson, pioneering; Troop 218, First Methodist Church of Texas City Scoutmaster G.

O. Green, first aid, flint steel; Troop 280, First Methodist Church of La Marque, Scoutmaster W. J. Donovan, scout skills, and Troop 233, Rotary Club of La Marque, Scoutmaster M. E.

Roclgers, camp gadgets, tent stretching. Second award red ribbons were won by: Troop 238, by Bell Zion Baptist Church, Scoutmaster Morris Nellums, rope yard, foil cooking; Troop 273 La Marque Presbyterian Church, Scoutmaster J. C. Brown, pioneering, i bridge building; Troop 285, Church of Jesus Christ LDS, Scoutmaster R. B.

Toney, rope yard, cooking without utensils; Troop 213, sponsored by Ki- vvanis of Texas City, Scoutmaster B. J. McCauley, camping, first, class requirements: Troop 240, St. Mary's Catholic Church, Scoutmaster F. J.

Jaworski, scouting; Troop 232, First Presbyterian Church of Texas City, Scoutmaster David Shoemaker, camping; Troop 298, sponsored by Memorial Lutheran Brotherhood, Scoutmaster Herman Jacobs, Indian dance and costume show; Pack 202, Northside PTA, Scoutmaster J. P. Matthews, fair side show; Pack 238, Greater Bell Zion Baptist Church, Scoutmaster Alcide Lee, cob skill games, hobby show, and Pack 251, sponsored by Roosevelt-Wilson PTA, Scoutmaster V. D. Phillips, country store.

Third award yellow ribbons were won by: Troop 270, sponsored by Texas City Lulacs and Rotary Club, Scoutmaster Abel Garza, first Eastern Stan Meet Tonight La- Marqtfg- Chapter No. 979 Order of the Eastern Star will have a stated meeting tonight at 8 in the Masonic Hall, according to Mrs. J. M. Strickhausen, chairman of publicity.

Mrs. Nadine Bernard, worthy matron, will conduct the business session. Visiting Eastern Stars will be welcomed. Schultz, camping (living in camp); Pack 239, Galilee Methodist Church, Scoutmaster Harold Jones, scouting; Pack 201, sponsored by Westlawn PTA, Scoutmaster W. R.

Ashworth, monthly theme; Pack 232, First Presbyterian Church, Scoutmaster W. R. Hamner, my home state; Pack 236, Woodlawn Elementary School, Scoutmaster A. A. Ford, scout circus; Pack 256, sponsored by Booker T.

Washington PTA, Scoutmaster Oscar Parker, scouting; Pack 260, Christian Men's Fel- Icwship, Scoutmaster C. A. Sherr, Indian village, pirates; Pack 273, La Marque Presbyterian Church, Scoutmaster Ed F. Plitt, monthly theme; Pack 275, St. George's Episcopal Church, Scoutmaster C.

J. Rasor, Texas roundup; and Pack 279 Paul's Union Church, Scoutmaster H. W. Ferguson, Golden bilee store. RE ELECT FORMER SHERIFF F.

BIAGGNE Biaggne is running on his reputation and record. He is not trying to buy the office. When I was in ofvice for 24 years, the Gaiveston Sheriffs office was known as one of the best in the state; Claude "Bud" was Chief Deputy Sheriff for 32 years when I took over and he had a lawyer's degree. He stayed with me for four years and Toby Smith was in the office with Mr. Allen and and Toby took over when Mr.

Allen passed away. When Toby went the service in World War II, then Sgt. Mike Fifzsimmcns came in. He was a bookkeeper for Kelso before he joined the police department. He knew the books, the legal work and could answer any question concerning law.

My office was known as the best in the state for legal talent I took over the Sheriff's office with only two deputies. 1 left with eight. Now there are 28 deputies. I had to do all my investigations of burglaries and ail felony cases and was called ouf all hours of the night. I have never shirked a duty or dodged a responsibility.

I was always on the job. RE-ELECT F. L. BIAGGNE, SHERIFF PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT RE-ELECT GOVERNOR Price Dani VOTE FOR c. for DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN Best for Texas For Unity, Progress, and Good Government SEE AND HEAR STATEWIDE TV FRIDAY, 6:15 P.M.

WBAP-TY GALVESTON COUNTY SATURDAY, MAY 7th Paid Pol. Adv. Ten Years of Service and Experience on Democratic Executive Committee A Brief Summary Of The Duties Of This Office is as Follows: 1. Leader and speaker for Democratic Party in Gaiveston County, Texas. 2.

Conducts Democratic Primaries in May and June of each election year. 3. Files audits of Party expenditures in Gaiveston County. 4. Liaison with Stale and National Democratic Leaders.

5. Js Ex-Officio Member of the 17th Senatorial District, Democratic Executive Committee. 6. A non-salaried, honorary position. District and 9th Congressional In This Service humbly pledge to YOU that I will, to the best of my ability, fulfill the prescribed duties of this office at ALL Times.

Your VOTE SUPPORT will be Sincerely Appreciated. Paid Political Adv. Sponsored by Members of the Democratic Party of Gaiveston County.