Dollar Day Sweeps Salisbury Merchants Saturday
Salisbury plans a full day event as "Dollar Day" returns with many stores opening late to accommodate crowds. The Salisbury Chamber of Commerce promotes the sale with dozens of merchants offering bargains across categories from hardware to clothing and gifts.
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George Washington
Delaware River
Merchents
Wicomico News
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Chamber of Commerce
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Gen’s Gee Co
L. D. Collber Drug Co
Merry Denal Shoe Co
Lorman and Length Hardware Co
Eastern Shove Gas and Bicetrice Co
Electric Develt Co
Feldman Brow
G. W W. Teher Jewelry Co
Robert LD. Grice, Jr
LW Gunby Co
Hargis
Harper & Taydor
McCrory
Nathan’s RB
EB. Powell & Co
Ralph's Men's Shop
Salisbury V Paint & Glase Fo
JOR Shockley Co
Toulsem
Adrian Lew, White & Leonard
William
E. Homer White Shoe Co
Westworth’s
Golfers to Fly to Army Tournament at Fort Leavenworth
Washington report says the War Department will provide air transport for Army golfers to the national tournament at Fort Leavenworth Kansas in September. The move enables travel by military airplane for the event and includes the team led by Washington based players.
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Church Notes Res Brivion Sermon at Pavicen Street
Reverend Brivion of Prins Anne will preach at Pavicen Street Baptist Church on Sunday morning and again Sunday evening in a brief church notes item reporting local religious services.
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Couple Journey to Marry In Leona After Long Voyage
Eroma Rev Aug 1300 Robert Kid dell and Mrs Pearl Wilkinson traveled from Dundedin New Zealand to Leona for a marriage with Rev Rudolph Mal iech. They met him when he served as a missionary in New Zealand and followed him to wed.
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Pearl Wilkinson
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Gardiner to climb tallest U S Buildings for Salisbury salute
Gardiner begins an outdoor stunt at 8:20 p m in Salisbury to scale tall structures in the region drawing thousands of baseball fans. Receipts from opening day help fund construction costs while officials plan larger crowds for the performance and its benefit to the local baseball club.
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