Elliott In Third Delmar Win Opens NASCAR Restart
Tom Elliott of Bloomfield New Jersey won the Delmar Raceways main event with a 10 minute 58.6 second 25 lap run and a 3 minute 32.1 second 8 lap heat. Ken Marriott earned the Sportsman champion trophy after a day of crashes spins and fast heats featuring drivers like Schneider Choquette Kable and Langshaw.
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Tommy Elliott
Bloomfield
N. J
Delmar Raceways
Frankie Schneider
Car
Tom Brown
Elliott
Jack Choquette
Ray Kable
Choquette
Kable
Pee Wee Pobletts
Johnny Roberts
Ed Lindsay
Tom Langshaw
Ernie Tester
Erv Streets
Leo Vierkorn
Ken Marriott
Delmar
Georgetown And Capital Speedways Open Friday And Saturday Nights
Georgetown and Capital Speedways begin the 1954 NASCAR sanctioned Sportsman Stock Car season with 8:30 p.m. openings. Georgetown Speedway, 2 miles south of Georgetown, Del., will host April 23 under promoter Charles Herbert after major upgrades in seating safety and lighting. Capital Speedway, north of Dover on Route 13, resumes Saturday action with Townsend Tomlinson predicting a strong field after a rainout last week. Don’t miss the inaugurals at both venues.
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Georgetown Speedway
Capital Speedway
Dover
Charles Herbert
Georgetown
Del
Townsend Tomlinson
Capital
Pruning Shrubs Demonstration in Denton Church Room
Homemakers Notes announces a pruning shrubs demonstration by Mr C N Johnson landscape gardening specialist from the University of Maryland in the Friendship Room of the Brethren Church on Friday April 23 at 2 pm. All interested are welcome and some hands on pruning is planned. For more information contact Miss Bessie M Spafford Extension Service Denton.
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C. N. Johnson
University of Maryland
Friendship Room
The
Brethren Church
Bessie M. Spafford
Extension Service
Denton
Community Life Notes From Hickman Area
Suburban social roundup details guests and visits across Hickman and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. William Croll host and visit with relatives including Miss Peggy Van Dyke of Denton. The Ladies Aid meets at the Community Building hosted by Mrs. Clayton Brown and Mrs. Irvin O Day. Several families share Easter holidays and weekend gatherings with kin in Bridgeville, Wilmington, Federalsburg, and surrounding communities.
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William Croll
August Croll
Peggy van Dyke
Denton
Salisbury
Ladies Aid
Clayton Brown
Irvin O’day
Sallie Wroten
Ola Wroten
Sam Andrew
Bill Tull
Wayne
Bobby
Debbie
Bridgeville
Clarence Breeding
Allen Breeding
George Seman
Harry Gilbert
Wilmington
Charlie Stevens
Isaac Noble
Manila Dukes
Federalsburg
Margaret Breeding
Edgar Breeding
Dukes
Olin Melvin
Thur
Evans serves in Heilbronn in 28th Infantry Division unit
Army Pfc Charles D Evans son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Evans of Federalsburg serves with the 28th Infantry Division's 112th Regiment in Heilbronn Germany He is an automatic rifleman in Company L which was named honor company of the regiment's 3rd Battalion after field training Evans entered the Army in April 1953 and arrived overseas the following September from Camp Kilmer New Jersey Hugh and Marge exchange a brief teasing dialogue about marriage.
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Heilbronn
Germany
Charles D. Evans
Sylvester Evans
Federalsburg
Evans
Army
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Bob Hill
Lawrence Tucker
Paul Walker
J. R. Jones
J. R
Walker
Tester
Roland Smith
Bill Parker
Floyd Trice
John Malcolm
Horace Williams
Dutch Staiger
Bill Clagett
Trice
Clagett
Williams
A & B Service
Georgetown and
Homemakers
Caroline County
Ocean City
Pflueger
Bronson
Montague
Airex & Waltco
Airex
Ashaway
Montague & Ply
Ocean City & Pflueger
duPont
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
Mercury
Hickman
Susie Noble
S. Georgetown
Nascar
Delmar, Delaware
Lomax Jewelers
Elgin
Price
Prices Incl
Fed. Tox
Easton
Maryland
Daria
Lakeside Shoe
Satan
Crete
Man Adams
Camp Kilmer, N. Jd
Hugh
Marge
I' Ua
Sunoco
SION
Indianapolis Speedway
Hiermer’s Service Station
Westinghouse
Breeding & Nichols
America
Daytona Beach
Chrysler
H.p
Bullock & White
Gay Streets
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