Orange County Lumber Truck Rides In A Hearse
A Myrtle Beach feature profiles the musical group the Orange County Lumber Truck from Guilford County. Their act centers on a 1957 Cadillac hearse decorated in orange with flowers, used in gigs, drives to beaches and other venues, and noted for drawing crowds and odd reactions.
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Orange County
Sly and the Family Stone
The
Trudes
Fifth Dimension
David Hook
Waverly St
Tim Blackburn
Bob Burgess
Jimmy Williams
Scott Nixon
Thor Leoczko
Greensboro
Myrtle Beach
Guilford County
April Month Of Moods And History In Verse And Fact
April brings laughter and tears in poetry and song while marking major historical moments. The piece lists Shakespeare and Eliot quotes, war milestones from Concord to World War I, notable births, and observances such as Pan-American Day and National Laugh Week, ending with taxes due April 15.
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William Watson
Dead Land
T.S. Eliot
Geoffrey Chaucer
Concord
Lexington
Fort Sumter
Spain
America
Congress
Germany
George Washington
Paul Revere
Washington
U. S
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
James Buchanan
Ulysses S. Grant
Washington Irving
Booker T. Washington
John Pierpont Morgan
Adolf Hitler
John James Audubon
Samuel F. B. Morse
Guglielmo Marconi
Charles Evans Hughes
Hans Christian Anderson
el Greco
Benjamin Disraeli
Charlemagne
Marcus Aurelius Antonius
Isabella I
Shakespeare
Aries
Mary Pickford
Debbie Reynolds
Gregroy Peck
Barbra Streisand
Marlon Brando
Doris Day
Bette Davis
George Jessel
Yehudi Menuhin
Leopold Stonkowski
Ethel Kennedy
Juliana
Netherlands
Kurt George Kiesinger
Columbia
Tenn
Evangelistic Services Planned at Zion Unies Church
Zion United Church of Christ in Thomasville announces Holy Week evangelistic services starting Sunday at 7:30 p.m. through Wednesday. Guest evangelist is Rev. Thomas Madren of Hines United Church of Christ, McLeansville, a Duke Divinity School graduate and former Southern Conference pastor. Choirs to perform special music.
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Thomasville
Zion Unies Church of Christ
Lynwood Hubbard
Thomas Madren
Hines United Church of Christ
McLeansville
Eton College
Duke Divinity School
Orangutan Etymology: Malay for Wild Man of the Woods
The word orangutan comes from Malay meaning wild man of the woods. It reflects the primate’s arboreal habitat and elusive nature as described in linguistic notes.
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Mike Bikes
Briggs & Stratton Motor
Briggs Stratton
Vué
Thrift-Tex
Cape Cod
Caladium
Petunias
Lisngrant
Ustermel