Prestons Gather for Local Social and Funeral Notices
Preston Mr. Smith Harris spent the weekend in Baltimore. Mrs. Erna Courson and Miss Viola Brinsfield attended the funeral of Mr. Jos J Bafford of Salomons Md who was president of the County Trust Co. at Salomons. Several Prestonians visited the bazaar at Christ Church Easton with the Junior Auxiliary of the Easton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Harris
Baltimore
Sherman Griffith
Erna Courson
Viola Brinsfield
E. Douglas
Jos
J Bafford
Salomons, Md
Bafford
The
County Trust Co
Salomons
Charles Seymour
Reese H. Deane
Lee Noble
Walter Clement
Washington
Phillips Douglas
Hurlock
Douglas
Christ Church
Easton
Easton Hospital
Marie Douglas
J. L Gallagher
Creighton Carmine
Harold Klnhold
James Carmine
Rydal Pa
Jean McAllister
W. T. McAllister
J. L. Gallagher
Epiphany Guild
Preston Spence
Wilmington
T. L. Trice, Jr
James N. Trice
Denton
James Nichols Trice
Spence
Chestertown
Richard Hall
Ten Mile Feature Steal To Martin At Delaware Speedway
Friday evening drew a record crowd as 24 semi modified stock cars and 10 jalopies raced the female dirt oval. Pete Moxley won the first heat in 4 minutes 12 seconds, with Paul Walker second and Freddie White third. Bob Tice won the second heat in a fast pace, Preston Niblett taking second and Tom Adams third. Horace Williams endured crashes before finishing with minor car damage, while Jim Patterson led the fourth heat in 4 minutes 4 seconds with Johnny Martin and Johnny Stolfzus close behind. Ralph Mitchell topped the jalopy race in 5 minutes 43 seconds, followed by Walt Moore and Russ Warrington. Tom Adams then won the 15 lap semi feature in 7 minutes 40 seconds 35 seconds, with Pete Moxley second and Bob Tice third. Paul Walker placed fourth and Freddie White fifth. Chester Holladay and Roland Sammons required a tow after a collision in the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Speedway
Pete Moxley
Car 1
Paul Walker
Freddie White
Car
Bob Tice
Preston Niblett
Tom Adams
Horace Williams
Junior Collins
Collins
Jim Patterson
Tom Brown
Checker
Johnny Martin
Johnny Stolfzus
Ralph Mitchell
Walt Moore
Russ Warrington
Ball
Delmar Raceway
Mones
Chester Holladay
Roland Sammons
No 24
Jockeys and Cars Clash in 20 Lap Classic at D.S.C.R.A Meet
Preston Niblett nosed No 22 into a hole and spun into the infield near the grandstand as 8 cars sprinted for 20 laps. Jim Patterson led early but axle failure left him third. Johnny Martin edged Johnny Stoltzfus for first with Stoltzfus second, Bob Atkins fourth, Ralph Smith fifth. Martin and Stoltzfus chase high-point trophy set for Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Niblett
Jim Patterson
Johnny Martin
Johnny Stoltzfus
Bob Atkins
Ralph Smith
Martin
Johnny Stoitzfus
Gems of Thought on Primitive Christianity and Truth
A compact quotation from Mary Baker Eddy asserts that the ideals of primitive Christianity are near and truth remains accessible despite distant mists or rigid codes. It emphasizes living faith over abstract dogma and moral insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Georgetown Pair Granted Marriage License
Robert Daisey aged 19 and Gladys Morgan aged 16, both of Georgetown Delaware, were issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Daisey
Georgetown, del
Gladys Morgan
Youth Names From Several States Listed in Radford Report
Charles E. Hendrickson 22 a clothier of W Va Helen Dyer 16 from New Castle Del Donald G Heneswell 18 of Baltimore Md Norma Lea Jones 19 Federalsburg Md James Hearn Myer 20 Bridgeville Del Josephine Blanche Merider 18 Ellendale Del are named in the report listing young residents and their ages and home towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hendrickson
Clothier
W. Va
Helen Dyer
New
Donald G. Heneswell
Baltimore, Md
Norma Lea Jones
Federalsburg
James Hearn Myer
Bridgeville
Del
Josephine Blanche Merider
Ellendale
In loving memory of Mr and Mrs A D Ivins
In loving memory of our mother and father the Ivins couple a happy home we once enjoyed How sweet the memory still death has left loneliness world can never fill Sadly missed by their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Ivins
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Preston
Virginia Lee Gardens
R. R. Ave
Greensboro, Md
Tle Lumber Co
Wood
G. Emory Gottwall
West Denton
G. C. Cohee
Tag Mae
Val
Willis & Covell Co
Castle, del
Memoriam
Journal Today
Edward D. Sparks
Diamond Supply Co. N
the Peoples Bank of
Carolines Friendly Bank
Dodge
Ramberger Mntad
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