Bryant Switches Cars Takes Second Win
Earl Bryant of Portsmouth Virginia wins his second consecutive 25 lap feature at Georgetown Speedway driving Francis Warrington's 191 Chevrolet after switching from last week's car LOL. Race featured a dramatic incident in the first turn with Johnny Martin and Horace Williams and a large field of NASCAR Sportsman cars.
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Earl Bryant
Portsmouth
Virginia
Nascar
Francis Warrington
Georgetown
Earl
Paul Walker
Johnny Martin
Horace Williams
Williams
Martin
Bryant
Walker, Jr. Collins
Dean Pelton
Russ Warrington
Tommy Johnson
Windy Bailey
Jr. Parker
Bill Priestly
Norris Reed
Grandstand
Jim Veasey
George Smith
Bob Hanna
Dick Maddox
Elwood Tucker
Bob Kincaid
Lawrence Tucker
Kincaid
Tucker
Gale Smith
Alvin Cordrey
Howard Betts
Wonder Boy Stacy
Smith
Reading the Fragments of a City Chronicle
The fragment hints at cautious plans and smart play in a political or civic context. It notes prudence guiding actions and suggests a strategic approach to upcoming decisions. The text implies careful consideration by a figure or group in charge of safeguarding interests.
Goldsboro Bible School Closes Vacation Pupils 73
Goldsboro Trinity Methodist Church completed its two week Vacation Bible School from June 11 to 22 with 73 pupils and a 17 member staff. The program included crafts and three main projects such as a worship service, a final program and exhibit, and sending 78 chicks to Ecuador to aid farming communities.
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Trinity Methodist Church of
Goldsboro
Jesus
Palestine
Ecuador
First Church Commission On Education To Meet
The Commission on Education of First Methodist Church will meet Monday at 8 o clock to plan the Church School youth activities and other educational projects for fall and winter. O O Stivers will preside with reports by Walter B Palmer and church officers. Rev George W Goodley will discuss scope and year program. Open to interested persons.
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Commission On Education
First Methodist Church
O. O. Stivers
Walter B. Palmer
General Church
George W. Goodley
Church Quarterly Conference
First Church Plans Camp Weeks for Youths at Camp Peco
Twenty young people from First Church will attend Junior and Intermediate Camp Weeks at Camp Pecometh Centreville starting this Sunday. Four weeks for Juniors aged 9 to 11 and four for Intermediates aged 12 to 14 will be offered through Church School classes and scholarships.
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First Church
Camp Pecometh
Centreville
Church
First Church Welcomes New Minister At Reception
Members of First Methodist Church of Denton hosted a reception for their new pastor Rev. George W. Goodley and his family in Fellowship Hall on Wednesday night. The event introduced Goodley who succeeds Rev. Dr. J. E. French, now supervisor of Salisbury District. WSCS officers Mrs. O. O. Stivers and Mrs. Martin C. Voss aided, with musical numbers by local players. A bouquet was presented and refreshments served.
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First Methodist Church of
Denton
George W. Goodley
Fellowship Hall
O. O. Stivers
WSCS
Goodley
J. E. French
Salisbury
Peninsula Conference
Martin C. Voss
Howard Hager
Christian Social Relations
A. G. Billmeier
Mendelssohn
Maloff
Ormond L. Andrew, Jr
Beethoven
Peggy van Dyke
Maryland Legislators Report Progress on Denton Post Office Building
Telegrams from Senators Beall and Butler and Rep Miller say the General Services Administration has approved a prospectus for a new Federal Building in Denton. The GSA seeks about 415000 to construct roughly 10000 square feet. Post Office Department and Agriculture Department plan to use space once approved.
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J. Glenn Beall
John Marshall Butler
E. T. Miller
General Services Administration
Bureau of the Budget
Denton
Post Office Department
Department of Agriculture
Senate and Public Works Committees Reach Accord
The Senate and Public Works Committees must agree on plans and specifications, with Butler stating the outlook is promising.
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Senate
Puroose Public Works
Butler
T-Vue Time Upgrade Promises Easier Weekly Read
T Vue Time magazine, distributed with the Baltimore American every Sunday, now features a new format for Baltimore and Washington listings. The updated edition claims easier reading and is offered at no extra cost with the Sunday Baltimore American.
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Baltimore American
Baltimore
Washington
Big Race At Raleigh Attracts Top Stock Car Drivers
The 250 mile Raleigh Speedway race on July 4 brings top ranked stock car drivers led by Tim Flock, 1955 NASCAR champion from Atlanta, and Herb Thomas of Sanford, N C. Prize money totals 13825 with 9000 to the winner.
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Raleigh Speedway
Mile
Tim Flock
Atlanta
Flock
Herb Thomas
Sanford
N. C
Raleigh
Safe and Sane Fourth urged by Keystone club
Keystone Automobile Club urges a safe Fourth of July for motorists across the nation. August G. Detlof warns traffic will be heavily congested and accidents rise without careful driving. The club calls for courtesy, defect-free cars, and strict adherence to road rules to prevent injuries and deaths.
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Keystone Automobile Club
August G. Detlof
Maryland
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G. D. Crouse
Adev Cleaner
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Manga Qualsy
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