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SALEM METHODIST CHURCH, Benefit Car Show -Covington, GA
Event Details
Time: October 22, 2011 from 12pm to 5pm
Location: Salem Methodist Church - Next to Salem Campgrounds
Street: Salem Rd - 3 miles South of I20 on left.
City/Town: Covington, GA
Phone: 678-634-6506
Event Type: (open), benefit, car, show
Organized By: Bill Tidwell
Latest Activity: Oct 19, 2011
Event Description
Benefit car show, for the mission(s) outreach program(s).
Best Of Show, Pastors Choice, Top 10, plus MORE.
Early Entry - $20 Day of Show - $25
ALL entries include (one) $7 BAR-B-Q Plate
Contact Bill Tidwell@ "billtidwell@comcast.net"
D J Jeff Spinning the oldies Music from 50s to 70s
Contact Bill @ 678-634-6506 or E-mail "billtidwell@comcast.net"
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Comment by Dan Black on October 18, 2011 at 10:05am
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I spoker to Bill this afternoon and the time of the show is from 11am - 3pm. Come on out and support a great cause!
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