Weiner Roast and Bake Sale Fundraisers Dominate Weekend
Community events list a June 23 weiner roast at Wayne Norwood home with a bake sale hosted by Rising Star Baptist Church Missionary Society. BeBea Memorial Church plans June 24 7 36 pm Joyful Five Gospel Singers fundraiser to help send delegates to the National Youth Congress in Memphis. Local visits note relatives and friends visiting and traveling plans.
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Weiner
Mrs. Wayne Norwosd
Missionary Society of Rising Star Baptist Church
Jewel Witherspoon
Prospect
BeBea
Evsie D. Brantley
Religious Education Board of
BeBee Memorial Co
Joyful Five Gospel Singers
Little Rock
Arkansas
National Youth Congress
Memphis
Tennessee
Harshman Edges Orioles In One-Hitter Battle
Chicago White Sox pitcher Hal Harshman defeated Baltimore 1-0 in a rare right handed duel with Connie Johnson and George Zuverink. The only hit against Harshman was Gus Triandos seventh inning double. The win keeps Chicago five games behind the Yankees as Milwaukee and Brooklyn win to stay atop their leagues.
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Jack Ffarshmen
Harshman
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Connie Johnson
George Zuverink
Sox
New York Yankees
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Cleveland
Boston
Tom Brewer
Emily Wynn
Kansas City
Washington
Milwaukee
Braves
Fred Haney
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Ray Campanella
Rath
New York
New York Giant
White Sox
Herb Score
Washingon
Fon
Yeserdly
Gus Triandos
Hal Smith
Johnson
Nelle Fox
Feadoff
Jim Rivera
Bobby Cain
St. Louis Browns
Bob Feller
Marty Marion
Browns
Travelers Win Contests Boost Crackers in pennant race
Harold Corky the big swarthy right-hander earned his fifth win in six decisions as the Atlanta Crackers beat the Memphis Chicks 7-2 to reach third place. Mobile stopped Chattanooga 6-3, Little Rock beat Birmingham 8-1, cutting the Barons lead to 4½ games while Nashville and New Orleans rested.
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Valentine
Atlanta
Harold
Corky
Crackers
Memphis Chicks
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Birmingham Barons
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Local Military Moves and Family News From Fort Riley and Visalia
Fort Riley Kansas hosts serviceman after two years in Germany while A 8e Logans at P. E. Florida Air Base completes Basic at Keelser Mississippi. Families Johnson Story Stroughter depart Visalia California after visiting relatives. Frances Phillips and Patricia Ann head to Chicago then Grand Rapids for visits with Irene Palmer Phopwell Stingon and Ralph.
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Fort Riley
Kansas
Germany
P. E. Florida Air Force Base
Keelser
Mississippi
John D. Johnson
Minnie Story
George Stroughter
Jeff
Visallia
California
Frances Phillips
Patricia Ann
Chicago
Irene Palmer
Phopwell Friergan
James Stingon
Ralat
Grand Rapids
Michi
Two Games Slated Tonight For Local Basketball Showdown
Tonight at 6 p m the Lions face Owen in the first game while Dynaflow meets CBC in the second. Earlier results: Lions beat Dynaflow, Hope Basket defeated Galy Oi, and Hope Builders downed First National.
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Lions
Dynaflow
Hope Basket
Galy Oi
Hope Builders
Owen
CBC
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results include Baltimore 0 Cleveland 1 and Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 2 with Brooklyn 9 St. Louis 8 and Chicago New York postponed. Today features New York at Chicago Boston at Kansas City Baltimore at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and Milwaukee at New York. Southern Association standings list Birmingham 43 games 25 wins 0.632 Pct Nashville 40 31 0.563 and others with upcoming games: Atlanta at Memphis Birmingham at Little Rock Chattanooga at Mobile Nashville at New Orleans.
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Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Southern Asociation
GLT Pet
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Associated Press
New ‘York
Forestry District at Jonesboro Established with New HQs
The Forestry Commission announces two district headquarters at Jonesboro with Charles T. Purvis of Des Are in charge. The office will serve Clay, Craighead, Greene, Mississippi, Poinsett and parts of Lawrence, Jackson and Randolph counties. The note mentions Japan and a Washington Monument weight of 81,120 tons.
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Arkan 846
Forestry Commission
Charles T. Purvis
Des
Clay, Craighead
Greene
Mississippi
Poinsett
Lawrence
Jackson
Randolph Counties
Track Awards Given Out by Coach Turpin
Track awards were announced by Head Coach Leon Turpin with awards for emblems and a track shoe to Johnny Nix Perry Purtle Charles Tittle Jimmy Hollis Jack Moran Charles Fowler and Charles Ruggles. Senior Charles Chambless received a sweater and J B Henry a manager's emblem. Finals loom in Bakersfield College Memorial Stadium with nine events. World records may be challenged in sprints and middle distance as athletes vie for the U S team spots for Melbourne and Australia.
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Leon Turpin
Johnny Nix
Perry Purtle
Charles Tittle
Jimmy Hollis
Jack Moran
Charles Fowler
Charles Ruggles
Charles Chambless
J. B. Henry
Armed Forces
Bakersfield College
Memorial Stadium
Abilene
Tex
Christian
Morrow
Lea Ani Jones
Jack Davis
Lee Calhoun
Eddie Davis
Texas
Glen Davis
Joe Tyler
U. S. Navy
Dick Hart
Melbourne
550 Competing in National AAU Meet
Bakersfield Calif report on the National AAU Track and Field championships starting two night event with a large field competing for more than medals. Athletes including Rev. Bob Richards Mal Whitfield Harrison Dillard Parry O'Brien Bobby Morrow Arnie Lowell and J W Mashburn Lou Jones and Jim Lea seek of United States Olympic team spots for 1956.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Bob Richards
Mal Whitfield
Harrison Dillard
U. S
Los Angeles
Parry O'Brien
Bobby Morrow
Arnie Lowell
J. W. Mashburn
Lou Jones
Jim Lea
Experts predict wooden fence posts outlasting steel versions
Experts contend that two well made wooden fence posts may outlast a steel alternative. The claim highlights durability and maintenance advantages of timber in fencing materials.
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