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1 KFIX 240 Meters 1249 Kilo -Cycles independence, Missouri Radio Programs September 2 to September Regular Schedule Tuesdays 9 p. m. Thursdays 9 p. m. Sundays 11 a. m. Sundays 7.30 p. m. uam,ñ Qdtsle %into,

2 Broadcasting Station KFIX This station is owned and operated by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, with headquarters at Independence, Missouri. It was licensed by the Government in the summer of 1923 and has since maintained the regular broadcasting schedule given on the preceding page. The equipment used in this station was made and assembled in our own laboratory. It has a power output rated at 250 watts. The transmitting circuit is the Meissner inductively coupled type. Telephone lines connect the equipment at the station to the Radio Studio, the First Independence L. D. S. Church, or the Campus of the Independence Institute of Arts and Sciences. The broadcasting apparatus is licensed under patents of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company. Listeners -in are invited to make reports, comments, or criticisms concerning our broadcasting. Those who are interested in obtaining information regarding the history and beliefs of our church may obtain free literature by addressing: Publicity Department, Box 255, Independence, Missouri.

3 Radio Programs TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1924 Piano Solo: "Poppen Lee," Lane. By Miss Brinda Ritter. Vocal Solo: (a) "Ten thousand years from now," Ball. (b) "Longing, dear, for you," Densmore. By Miss Mary Joan Parkes. Instrumental Trio: (a) "Au Soir," Nevin. (b) "Pastelle Minuet." Mr. Arthur Storm and Miss Emma Snead, violins. Mr. A. Cook, cello. Miss Ritter, piano. Address: "The new status of the American Indian." By Hubert Case. Vocal Solo: "Ave Maria," Gounod. By Miss Parkes. Violin accompaniment by Mr. Storm. Piano Solo: "Prelude in C Sharp minor," Rachmaninoff. By Miss Ritter. Violin Duet: (a) "Shepherd girl's dream," Audre. (b) "March Militaire," Drdla. By Mr. Storm and Miss Snead.

4 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, P. M. From the L. D. S. Radio Studio "Dancing Dolls," Seredy. "Solvejg's Songs," Grieg. By the Radio Orchestra. Vocal Solo: (a) "Memory's Garden," Denni. (b) "Rose of Picardy," Wood. By Mrs. Lulu Lentell. Address: Health talk. By J. L. Benson, D. D. S. "Jerusalem," Parker. "Gavotte from the opera 'Iphigenie Aulide,' " Gluck. By the Orchestra. Vocal Solo: "Homing," Del Diego. By Mrs. Lentell. en "Spanish Dance No. 1," Moszkowsky. By the Orchestra. t

5 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, A. M., From the First Independence L. D. S. Church Quartet: "Hark, listen to the trumpeters," Rink. Mrs. H. C. Burgess, Mrs. S. A. Burgess, Messrs. George Anway and Paul Craig. Prayer. Quartet: "Watchman, tell us of the night," Bowling. Duet: "God shall wipe away all tears," Caro Roma. Mrs. H. C. Burgess and Mrs. S. A. Burgess. Quartet: "Jesus, lover of my soul," Wesley. Sermon. Quartet: "Redeemer of Israel," Phelps. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, P. M., From the L. D. S. Campus (Open-air service.) Band, concert under the direction of Mr. Roy Turner Prayer. Selection by the Band. Sermon.

6 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, P. M. From the L. D. S. Radio Studio Quartet: (a) "Blest be Thou, O God of Israel," Forscutt. (b) "My father watches over me," Gabriel. Miss Thelma Vincent, Miss Elizabeth Okerlind, Mr. Roy Cato, Mr. Orner Cato. Soprano Solo: (a) "Evening," Curran. (b) "Love is a bubble," Allitsen. By Miss Thelma Vincent. Address: "The Chamber of Commerce in the small city." By Laurence C. Jones, Secretary Independence Chamber of Commerce. Quartet: "God that madest earth and heaven," Vail. Piano Solo: (a) "To a water lily," MacDowell. (b) "To a wild rose," MacDowell. By Miss Myrtle Stripling. Quartet: "In heavenly love abiding," Brown.

7 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, P. M. From the L. D. S. Radio Studio Program by the L. D. S. Radio Orchestra, which will play request numbers. Address: Health talk, "Bacteria and foods." By Doctor J. S. Bennett, of the Staff of the Independence Sanitarium. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, A. M., From the First Independence L. D. S. Church Prayer. Anthem: "Praise the Lord, O my soul," Royle. By the chorus -choir. Sermon. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, P. M., From the L. D. S. Campus (Open-air service.) Band concert under the direction of Mr. Roy Turner Prayer. Selection by the Band. Sermon.

8 KFIX Personnel - Director and Chief Announcer, Arthur B. Church. Musical Program Director, Mrs. Howard W. Harder. Maintenance Engineer, Ammon R. Moler. Licensed Operators: Arthur B. Church. Harold C. Edwards. A. K. Krahl. Roy Beck. Assistant Announcers: Ammon R. Moler. A. K. Krahl. R. M. Maloney. Jack Custead.