Palm Beach visit celebrates Apple Blossom beauty winner
Miss Judy Sue Williams of Berryville Mississippi and Miss Apple Blossom 1961 poses on a Palm Beach dock with a day’s catch of Bonita kingfish and four barracuda. The one day trip during a Palm Beaches visit for Bossom Festival’s annual Beauty contest on April 27 was hosted by the Holiday Inn and Sea Breeze Hotel where Miss Williams stayed in the presidential suite with her chaperone.
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Berryville
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Palm Beach
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Palm Beaches
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Sas Pcos
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Local Driver Safe as Race Car Catches Fire in Track Night
Wayne sboro report says a driver escaped injury when a stock car caught fire during a Saturday night show at Eastside Raceway. Al Smiley led early in a crowded 20 lap program with Jackie Clore and Charlie Almond among winners in heat and hobby classes as fans cheered a new season kickoff.
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Bocock
al Smiley
Glasgow
Charlie Almond
Staunton
Earl Matheny
Waynesboro
Bobby Heat
Pete Brown
Larry Williams
Almond
Charlie Beeler
Winchester
Williams
Capon Bridge Firemen Set Picnic Aug 5
Capon Bridge West Virginia Capon Bridge Volunteer Fire Dept will hold its annual picnic on August 5 at 2 p m A ball game opens the event Dinners will be served at 5 featuring fried chicken country ham potato salad green beans lima beans corn sliced tomatoes cole slaw rolls tea and homemade ice cream pies and cakes
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Coca Cola and Republic Enter Softball State Tourney
Coca Cola and Republic Oil are two teams qualifying for the A softball tournament at Sinns ey Park this Thursday through Saturday. The winner and runner-up advance to Lynchburg August 11 12 and 13 for the State. Coca Cola led by Bill Shifflett with Vernon Clark as pitcher is a dark horse after a rough start. Republic Oil, district three champions 1957 1958 and 1959, is managed by Allen Carter with Jess Donald on the mound. The Winchester event marks a second straight year sending two local teams to the State with eight teams in the mix.
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Republic Oil
Senseny Park
Bill Shifflett
Vernon Clark
Allen Carter
Jess Donald
Jess
Gene Pyne
Carol Shiley
Clarke County Esso
Lucky Inn
R. H. Hummer
Northside Classic League tightens as Mavericks split with Tat erbugs
In the Northside Classic League five nights remain as the Mavericks split the top spot with the Taterbugs. Harold Bowen led the Tat erbugs with a 200 524 series while Jess Kiracofe added 500 to help the Taterbugs win two games. Jo Votel paced the Taterbugs women with 164 467. Mable Kiracofe added 162 445. The Mavericks got 199 517 by Dot Clark and 515 by Billy Peters to win the third game and claim the second point. LeRoy Boones 502 led the Lightningbugs as Frances Sager added 172 470. Jim Renners 527 sparked Four A's to four points over the Untouchables. Skip Snider 514 and Jean Havermale 505 paced the Comets as Thumbs fell in all games. Charlie Huff 223 led Rockets to one point. Four D's won 1650 1628. Thunderbirds took three over the Four W's led by Shasta Garrison 181 513 while Buzz Walton 207 546 earned one point. Kountry Kousins won three over the Shawnees with Donald Armel 171 495 anchoring.
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Harold Bowen
Tater
Bugs
Jess Kiracofe
Maverick
Jo Votel
Mable Kiracofe
Dot Clark
Billy Peter
Lightningbugs
LeRoy Boones
Rebels
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Ren
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Jim Renners
Untouchables
Comets
Skip Snider
Jean Havermale
Entine
Rockets
Charlie Huff
Thunderbirds
Shasta Garrison
Buzz Walton
Kountry
Damage $150 In Crash Here
A collision on Fairfax Lane yesterday at 4 15 p m caused about 150 dollars in damage. A 1952 two ton truck driven by Charles G Boyer of Big Pa collided with a 1958 Pontiac operated by Rodney Simmons Levi 517 Gray Ave. The Pontiac sustained 150 dollars in damage. the truck showed no listed damage.
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Fairfax Lane
Alvin Johnson
Charles G.boyer
Big , Pa
Rodney Simons Levi
Gray Ave
Burnt Factory Shutout 2 0: Welltown Defeats Braddock
Cedar Creek pitcher Don Shirley threw a two hitter as Cedar Creek beat Burnt Factory 2 0 at Senseng Ball Park. Al Shirly drove in two runs with a triple and a single, while Ronnie Keeler Ash and Shirly contributed runs and hits to back the win. Braddock Street lost 11 2 to Welltown as Jobe and Morrison starred with multiple hits.
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John March
Senseng Ball Park
Cedar Creek
Burnt Factory
Donmaey
Welltown
Braddock Street
Carol Shiley
Ter
John Hodson
Ronnie Keeler
al Shirly
Ash
Jim C
Jimmy Omps
Knight
Shirly
Bailey
Thompson
Don Shirley
Braddock St
Jake Mast
Merle Renner
Jim Leming
Gene Pyne
Hoover
Morrison
Crosen
Roy Cooper
Donnie Unger
Jobe
Newcome
Workingman and National Fruit Triumph in Little League Finals
Workingman's defeated Cities Service 16 to 5 as M Thompson led with three hits and B Setzer and S Pierce added two each. National Fruit routed O Sullivan 9 to 4 with Grubbs and Haymaker Toll key hits. Jim Hall earned the win in relief.
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Workingman’s
Cities Service
National Fruit
O'Sullivan
Ronnie Skiles
Workingman
M. Thompson
B. Setzer
S. Pierce
Miller C. Hartley
Anderson
Grubbs
John Haymaker
Bill Harper
Mike Harper
Jay Wright
Jim Hall
Haines
Gribbs
Big Tree
Ronnie Pietsch
Gregory
O’sullivan
Kennedy longtime editor and NBC newscaster dies at 67
John B. Kennedy 67, retired magazine editor and NBC newscaster, died Saturday after an intestinal operation. A onetime writer for the New York Times and New York Herald Tribune, he worked over a decade as associate editor of Collier's magazine before retiring in 1946. He was born in Wales.
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Toronto
John B. Kenney
Sche Fm
Kennedy
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
NBC
Collier’s Magazine
Wales
Death of Former NASA Lewis Center Chief Dr Edward Sharp
Dr Edward R Sharp aged 67 former director of NASA Lewis Research Center died Monday from cancer. He led the $125 million research facility from 1942 until January and was born in Hampton Virginia.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Edward R. Sharp
Lewis Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sharp
Hampton
Cape Girardeau Leader Joel Mosley Dies at 61
Joel Mosley longtime Southeast manager for Cape Girardeau died Monday at age 61. He served nearly four decades in the role and was a prominent figure in the Cape Girardeau community.
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Cape Girardeau
Joel Mosley
Mosley
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