Greensboro News of Residents and Obituaries
Greensboro residents spend week at homes in Virginia and Pennsylvania. Notables include deaths of William Edward Minner and longtime conductor Martin Luther Hobbs. Church plans a Pilgrim Holiness Church business meeting. extended family gatherings mark July 4 celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Greensboro
Oscar Minner
Harrington
Earl and
Colyle
John Jarvis
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Barbara Lee Wyatt
Wilmington
Belle Brittingham
L. W. Taylor Sr
Robert H. Taylor
Tokyo
Mids
Boone Case Taylor
Denmark
Adams Family News From Delaware and Nearby States
Mrs. Fred Fountain returns home after a three week stay in Seaside Park New Jersey and Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Misses Minnie and Althea Adams of Wilmington visit with their sisters Mrs. John Adams and Mrs. Orie Adams Friday through Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams and daughter Madeline and Virginia Lee Robinson drive to Rehoboth Sunday. Misses Bernice Adams and Huldah Pinder were 4th of July holiday observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Longfellow
Rehoboth
R. L. Mitchell
Hornsbyville
Richard Frampton
Chester
Anna Deaner
Alfred Nelson
Florida
James Ward
Fred Sylvester
Doxer
Maggie Butler
A. Tash
Michigan
William Price
Wilmington
Geo. Hughes
Durand Jenkins
Granville Jones
Elmer Gordy
Galesville
T. S. Dixon
Ann Taylor
Albert Price
Harrington
Paul Neeman
Kay Montague
Reading
Pottstown
L. W. Taylor Jr
Railroad Avenue
Dawson Cohee
Mae Pippin
George Stevenson
Wilbur Gregory
Edgar Wyatt
Llanarch Hills
Oscar Wyatt
William Edward Minner
Pine Bluff
Salisbury
Greensboro
John Jarvis
Rawlings
Fred Fountain
Seaside Park
N. J
Philadelphia
Minnie and
Althea Adams
John Adams
Orie Adams
Harold Adams
Madeline
Virginia Lee Robinson
Bernice Adams
Huldah Pinder
Social Guests Visit Wheatley Home Weekend
Mrs Fred Peters and Mr and Mrs Dick Peters of Collingdale PA visit 10 days with Mrs Fred Fountain and Mr and Mrs Herman Fountain. Miss Sadie Devore and Miss Blanche Stetler stay three days with sister Mrs Fred Fountain. Earle Robinson and daughter Virginia Lee host surprise party for aunt Miss Minnie Adams of Wilmington. Ice cream cake and candy served. A white cake with yellow candles centered the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peters
Dick Peters
Collingdale
Fred Fountain
Herman Fountain
Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
Earle Robinson
Virginia Lee
Minnie Adams
Wilmington
John Adams
Dollar famine threatens U S business and exports
The piece warns that a dollar shortage will squeeze American commerce as exports equal about 10 percent of national income. With U S exports projected at 15 billion and imports around 7 billion this year a net $8 billion trade deficit could deplete foreign customers’ money to buy. If the trend lasts long it could weaken postwar prosperity and trigger a domestic recession.
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Wall Street Journal
U.S
White House
State, Treasury and Commerce Departments
United States
State Department
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Carlton Smith
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Constance
Milford
Will Hugg
Betsy
Effa Plummer
Horace Edwards
Joseph Simpson
Pasadena
Bertha Simpson
Ola Walls
H. Earle Smith
Masonic Bldg
Denton, MD
Office
Menor
National Brewing CO. OF
Baltimore
Marylal
George Wheatley
Ernest G.cooper
Capitol Theatre
Cover, Delaware
Tion
Capitol
Atre
Sterling Area
Latin America
Congress of the United States
America
International Latex Corporation
Playtex Park
Dover Delaware
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