Miss
Grace Stanley, age 4, Crowned Cover Girl |
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Published: July
17th, 2007 |
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| PRESS/MEDIA RELEASE |
| Miss Grace Stanley, age 4 |
| Crowned Cover Girl |
| Published: Tuesday, July 17th, 2007 |
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This Release By: Eurydice S. Stanley,
Ph.D. |
Miss Grace Stanley's Mom |
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Sherwood, Arkansas – (7 July 2007, Rogers, AR) Grace
Stanley, 4, was crowned Arkansas Princess Cover Girl at the National American Miss
Pageant held at the Embassy Suites in Rogers, Arkansas. Stanley excitedly ran to her
family saying “We’re going to Disneyland! We’re going to Disneyland!”
after her crowning. She will travel to Orange County, California in November to
participate in the next level of competition - the National All-American Miss Pageant. |
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Grace, an Arkansas Princess State Finalist, also won first-runner up in the talent
competition, the Spirit of America Award, and a modeling portfolio award. She performed
two talents – Taekwondo and sang her ABC’s as she signed them in American Sign
Language. |
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Grace is the daughter of Major Eurydice Stanley of Sherwood, AR |
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Grace Stanley, age 4 - Holding
Trophy & on Stage |
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Grace Stanley, age 4 - Posing &
Holding Trophy |
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| and Shon Stanley of Daytona, FL. She enjoys “teaching” 2 year
old brother Christian, learning to read, coloring, Bible study with Awanas and gymnastics. |
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Grace was the inspiration for the book “God’s Grace: Psalms of Love, Laughter,
Tears and Praise from Mother to Daughter.” She travels around the country with her
Mother , the book’s author, encouraging families and sharing God’s love. The
book is due for national distribution in September. An avid traveler as a military
dependent, Grace enjoys making new friends at her speaking engagements and singing
favorite hymns. |
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The National American Miss pageants are for “Today’s Girl” and
“Tomorrow’s Leaders.” The pageant program is based on inner beauty |
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| as well as poise and presentation, and offers an “All-American
spirit of fun for family and friends.” Emphasis is placed on the importance of
gaining self-confidence, learning new skills, learning good attitudes about competition
and setting and achieving personal goals. |
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| “Grace is an amazing little girl,” said Mom Eurydice Stanley,
“she is sweet, smart, talented and very considerate. We couldn’t be more proud
of her.” Grace’s sponsors included Christian ... |
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