Buddy Shuman Dies Of Suffocation In Hotel Room
Buddy Shuman of Charlotte North Carolina a nationally known modified stock car driver suffocated in his hotel room in Hickory on Sunday morning November 13. It is believed a cigarette may have fallen on the mattress causing the smoke and fumes. Shuman had raced about 20 years and recently served as NASCAR Technical Inspector racing advisor for Ford in charge of maintenance of two Wild Hog Fords sponsored by Schwam Motor Co. He teamed with Speedy Thompson for years and was regarded as one of the best on any track due to his vast experience with cars. The racing fraternity mourns the passing of a great.
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Buddy Shuman
Charlotte
N. C
Hickory
Shuman
Nascar
Ford Motor Co
Schwam Motor Co
Speedy Thompson
Denton
Bridgeville
Charles Stafford
Lloyd Uber
Billy Dempsey
Skeeter Layton
Roger Layton
Phil Parsons
Teenie Reddish
Wesley Townsend
Eddie Asher
Wayne Schuyler
Harvey Quick
Billy Bilbrough
Denton Lions Lose 26 6 to Bridgeville in Rivalry Fight
Bridgeville beat Denton 26 to 6 as Bridgeville scored in three quarters and Denton replied with a 60 yard TD by Terry Dutton. Denton’s drives were hindered by penalties while Bridgeville cheerleaders added color. Local crowds traveled, with plans for rematches next season amid a growing cross county rivalry.
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Bridgeville
Denton
Terry Dutton
Greensboro seniors and band day at Maryland game
Saturday in College Park Greensboro attendees included Mr. Allen Luff and son Jimmy, Mrs. Melvin Biffle and daughter Sandy Sue, Miss Virginia and Miss Ann Kerns, Kay Monroe, Ruth Taylor, Ronnie Seiler, Nancy Lee Thornton, Ann Bishop, Columbia Le Pore, Mary Ellen Kinnamon, Donald Jones and Bobby Kenney. Eleven Ladies Auxiliary members joined the County Auxiliary meeting in Federalsburg last Friday.
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University of Maryland, College Park
Greensboro
Allen Luff
Jimmy
Melvin Biffle
Sandy Sue
Virginia
Ann Kerns
Kay Monroe
Ruth Taylor
Ronnie Seiler
Nancy Lee Thornton
Ann Bishop
Columbia le Pore
Mary Ellen Kinnamon
Donald Jones
Bobby Kenney
Maryland
George Washington
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Greensboro Fire Co
Federalsburg
Alvin Edwards
Blackburn Apt
Railroad Ave
Thomas Bowers
Charles Moerschel
Round Bay
Baltimore
Ida Shields
Howard Joiner
Mary Dorman
Herman Dorman
Hattie Massey
Easton
Barbara Butler
State Teachers’ College
Salisbury
Calvin Butler
Milton Hammond
Merchantville
N. J
Hammond
Florence Thornton
Lawrence Crowl
Paul Jones
Wilmington
Whitall Laramore
Harry Strodgetts and Daughters
Camden
Charles McClyments
Local Family News From Marydel and Penns Grove
Mrs Laura Dailey Clark traveled to Philadelphia for Thanksgiving with her sister. Mr and Mrs Stewart N Logan and children Linda and Michael visited their Logans in Penns Grove. On Sunday Nov 27 Mr and Mrs G F Richardson celebrate their wedding anniversary and his birthday.
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Paul Smith
Clara Smith
H. R. Butts
Wilmington
Luther Silver
Colora
Lutton
Marydel
St. John’s
Milford
H. B. Logan
W. A. Burkins
Carney’s Point
N. J
Pamela Cook
O. M. Kersey
Viola
Del
F. E. Soane
John Cook
Philadelphia
Lions Club
Wells
Wesley Junior College
Dover
Frank
Bridgeville
Amos H. Wyatt
Laura Dailey Clark
Stewart N. Logan
Linda
Michael
Penn’s Grove
Logans
G. F. Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Greensboro Families Gather for Week with Karchers
Mrs Bernard Dunn and children Evelyn and Jimmy ride with Mr and Mrs R L Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Francis Karcher plus Mr and Mrs Harry Karcher Jr of Greensboro. Major and Mrs Parrish with their children visit with their parents the Karchers.
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Harry Karcher Sr
Major
E. T. Parrish
Tommy and
Terry
Charlotte
N. C
Myron Smith
Cheryl
Pocomoke
Bernard Dunn
Evelyn
Jimmy
R. L. Mitchell
Francis Karcher
Harry Karcher Jr
Greensboro
Parrish
Karcher
Greensboro Firemen Drive Tops One Thousand Six Hundred
The Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company reports four weeks into its annual fund drive with weekly contributions totaling 217.00 and a cumulative to date of 1 680.50. Donors include Phyllis Kriss 10.00 Glen Spiering 9.00 Frank Hobbs 5.00 plus many individuals and firms such as Adams Feed Co Inc 25.00 Vincent Briscoe 5.00 and Walter Weaver 5.00.
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Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company
Phyllis Kriss
Glen Spiering
Frank Hobbs
Wm. G. Woodward
Lucretia Zacharias
Joseph B. Riddleberger
Edward Lapham
Harry Gordon
Edgar Bishop
Wayman Taylor
Harry Draper
Lacey Draper
Linwood Jarrell
Edward Caudill Herman Kemp Sr
Charles Foraker
Robert Nelson
Harry C. Rawding
George Schrieber
Albert Matthews
Arthur Benson
Mary G. Draper
Charles A. Beaumont
Richard Garey
C. H. Stonesifer
Adams Feed Co., Inc
Vincent Briscoe
Walter Weaver
Social Security Old Age Benefit Eligibility Rules
The quiz explains that you do not need to be without money to receive old age insurance payments. You can get benefits regardless of wealth or investments, but earnings above a limit may reduce or suspend payments unless you are over 72.
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Franco
John Foster Dulles
Francisco Franco
Alberto Martin Artajo
Madrid
Carroll Baker
Warner Brothers
Milton Bradley
All the Family
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Jerry Mahoney
TV Fame
Athletic Supporters
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Winchester
Victor
Will’s Sporting Goods Store
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Hardy
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E. W. Lapham
Miami
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Marydel Ladies Auxiliary
Caroline County
Ethel Thornton
Francis Harrington
Herbert Killen
Martha Hurd
Harmony Hills
Newark
Adeline Edwards
William Williams
Ridgely
Velma P. Kerns
Nelson Evans
Smyrna
Bradford Cooper
Lions
Roy J. Rakes
Keeling
Greensboro Baptist Church
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Howard B. Logan
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