Commoner Who Crowns Many Queens on TV Show
Jack Bailey, known as the commoner who crowns more queens than anyone, has hosted Queen for a Day for over 18 years and on both radio and TV. He has crowned more than 4,500 winners, showering them with gifts and travel, with occasional trips abroad and awards to military and civilian contestants alike.
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Shirley Chapter of Eastern Star Holds Patriotism Night
Shirley The Shirley chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its regular meeting on Tuesday July 2 with worthy patron and matron Mr and Mrs Chas Parks Jr presiding. The program included a Star Spangled Sparks reading the American Flag and America the Beautiful. Refreshments followed in red white and blue decor and hostesses were Mrs J W Brookshire Mrs James Rozzell and Mrs Robert Brown.
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Wilkinson Church of Christ
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Pearson's Christian Assembly
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Sid Collins to Speak at Anderson Joint Club Meet
The Anderson Lions Club and the Anderson Optimist Club host a joint noon meeting in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Indianapolis sportscaster Sid Collins, famed for Mo Mile Memorial Day coverage, will be introduced by program chairman William Watkins.
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