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Miss Ginger Russell Leads in Contest

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Excitement is mounting by the minute as Flint Hill Firs Company and Auxiliary prepare for the big parade of firefighting: equipment, bands, majorettes, and distinguished guests Thursday evening. The stalling moment is 6:30 p.m., EST.

Every one in town is busy preparing for the first nightj of the

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The climax of the three nay af fair will be Saturday nighjt when the queen, “Miss Wakefield” '* crowned.

There has been a great rivalry among the candidal this honor. Standings of the test to date are as follows:

Ginger Russell (Russell Bros.) 3500; Mary Frances Pullen j (Flint Hill Bank) 3326; Doris Anne Atkin (Rector’s Store) 2532; Jean Pres graves (Bradford’s Store) 1498; Mae Bell Williams (Owen Sealock) 1168; Polly Aethers (Huntly Service Sta.) 507; Ijihelby Jean Williams (Greeley’s Store) 485; Carolyn Williams (Mill's Store) 450; Paula Miller (Sandy Hook Service Sta.) 145. I

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