THE REV. STEWART M. ROBINSON, D. D.
Robinson At NS Chanel Tuesday
Tuesday evening, the 22nd of
Macrdh, will mark the beginning
of the second Spring Preaching
Mission of the Protestant Chapel
Congregation at the Naval Station,
rbe featured speaker will be
the Rev. Stewart Robinson, D.D.,
af Elizabeth, Mow Jersey. The
meetings will be held in the Chap
el ait the Naval Station Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings
at ’7:30 and on Sunday ait 11:15 am
and 7:30 pm.
Dr. Robinson, a Phi Beta Kappa
graduate in the Princeton Univer
sity Class of 1915, also holds his
masters degree from the same
University and was graduated
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from Princeton Theological Semin
ary In 1918. He served in World
War I as division Chaplain for the
78th Div. in France. 1952-54 he
held the position as Chairman of
the General Commission on Chap
lains in Washington, D.C. He has
been a member of the Commission
for many years. He is a farmer
editor of The Presbyterian, a jour
nal of theological opinion, now
merged with Presbyterian Life.
His main work has been in the
irpafltpiatejihaving served in church
es • in Cleveland, Ohio, and Lock
port, New York prior to being call
to bis present ohuroh, the Second
Presbyterian Church of Elizabeth,
New Jersey where he has been ac
tive pastor lor tne past thirty-one
years. While here in Kodiak he
will be the guest of his son, Chap
lain Stewart P. Robinson, the
Senior Chaplain of the Naval
Station.
The residents of Kodiak are cor
dially invited to be present far
as many of the meetings of the
Mission as they can. A special
pass wil be available at thte Main
Gate for visitors intending to at
tend the meetings.
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9:30—Test Pattern and Music
10:00—Aunt GInny Show
11 no—Cartoons
12:00—Meet The Press
12:30—You Are There
1:00—Naras Awahds
2,00—Winter Olympics
3:30—Lucky Lager Sports
4:00—Girl Scout Show
4:30—Mr. Wizard
5 00—Dick Cl3rk Show
5:30—Bob Cummings Show
6:00—i’eter Gu: n
6:30—Sea Hunt
7:00—Schlitz Playhouse
7:30—Mr. District Attorney
8 00—Rawhide
9:00—Tens. Ernie Ford
9:30—Harbor Master
10:00—Movie
Sunday *v
12:00—Test Pattern and Music
1:00—Christophers
1:30—Man To Man
1:45—Christian Science
2.00—I’ve Got A Secret
2:30—Advent* re Tomorrow
3:00—Steve Allen
4:00—Perry Como
5:00—Teeny The Clown
6:00—Have Gun Will Travel
6:30—Gwi Smoke
7:00—Jack Benny
7:30—The Texan
8:00—Perry Mason
9:00—Ann Sothern Show
9:30—Armstrong Theatre
10:30—Town Hall Party
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4:30—itsi i ajid Music
a: 0-oons
5:15—EBF
a.JO—What’s My Line
6:00—Pat Boone Show
6:30—Files Of Jeffery Jones
7:00—Talent Scouts
7:30—Victory At Sea
8:u0—Desuu Playhouse
9:00—I’ve Been Meaning To Ask
9:30—Movie
Tuesday
4:30—Test Patter. , and Music
5:00—Cartoons
5:15—EBF
3:30—The Real McCoys
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6:30—The Unexpected
7:00—Flight
7:30—Peoples Choice
8:00—Cary Moore
9:00—Ed Sullivan
10:00—Movie
Wednesday
4:20—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Cartoons
5:15—EBF
5:30—Kobin Hood
6:00—Crunch & Dos
6:30—Safety Lady
7:t0—0/.z.e ami Harriet
7:30—Science Fiction Theatre
8:00—To Tell Hue Truth
8:30—Who Pay*?
9:00—Fights
9:45—Wrestlimg
10:15—A meric aims At Work
10:30—Movie
Thursday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Cartoons
5:15—EFB
o;ao—iiatiic Court
6:00—Cclouel Flack
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7:00—Dinah Snore Show
8:00-—The Big Picture
8:3o—This Is Your Life
9:0o—You Bet Your Life
10:30—Movie
Friday
4:30—Test Pattern & Music
5:00—Captain Kangaroo
5:46—UPI N«wi I
6:00—Lawrence Welk
7:00—Wanted Dead or Alive
7:30—Death Valley Days
8:00—Target
8:30—Star Performance
9:00—I Led Three Lives
9:30—Meet MoGraw
10:00—Court of Last Resort
10:30—Movie «
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