Greensboro Residents Attend Visits and Wedding
A succession of Greensboro social notices lists visits by Mr and Mrs Paul Clark and family from Syracuse and Mrs J L Stevenson of Wilmington, Homemakers Club entertaining, and moves or trips by locals. A July 6 wedding at St Paul M E parsonage unites Dorothy Ann Jones and Paul Cooper Bickling with family attendance noted. The piece also records several travels and weekend gatherings across North Carolina Maryland Virginia and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clark
Patty Ann
Syracuse
N. Y
J. L. Stevenson
Wilmington
Milton Roe
W. W. Weaver
Ralph Sharp
Clinton Edwards
Near Town
Homemakers Club
Fred Monroe
Helen Naylor
Fannie Noble
Trappe
Norfolk
Boone Case Taylor
Naval Academy
Robert Henry Taylor
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Camden
N. J
Toledo
Bruce Brumbaugh
Elkridge
William Farrell
Annapolis
Irving Brumbaugh
Canada
Charles Bilbrough Sr
Virginia
North Carolina
Asheville
N.C
Warren Johnson
Nancy Smith
Cecelia McNichols
Temple Smith
Dorothy Ann Jones
Harry M. Jones
Greensboro
Paul Cooper Bickling
St. Paul’s M. E. Parsonage
Charles Davis
William M. Pippin
Pippin
Ralph Bickline
Boothwyn
Marion Bickling
Claymont
Del
James Bilbrough
Greensboro High School
U. S. Army
Bickling
Hendersons host extended family gathering
Reverend and Mrs John Henderson entertained a large group for Sunday visiting friends and relatives from Akron Ohio Rising Sun Delaware Dover Barclay Crumpton and other towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs Medford Quillen and children George Janet and others along with numerous Quillen relatives and regional clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thornton
Medford Quillen
Akron
Ohio
Earl Quillen
George
Janet
Earl Quillen Jr
Rising Sun
Del
Whitely Quillen
Dover
Edward Dixon
Wayne
Winnie
Andy Ware
Phyllis
Charles
Barclay
Morris Sylvester
Doris
Peggy
Donald
Edward Quillen
Joyce
Sandra
Gloria
Alex Houseal
Clarence Emerson
Paul Spencer
Crumpton
Orphans Court Sells and Notations In Several Estates
The Orphans Court in regular session approved orders and filings across multiple estates including Willie M. Liden and George Vinton Blades. Actions include amendments to inventory and appraisements, filings by executors Eva Fuchs and Harry H. Nuttle, payment of a funeral bill, and proof of publication notices to creditors. Henry Ward Beecher quote ends the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Handy
Dennis
Fooks
Willie M. Liden
George Vinton Blades
Anna Marie Blades
John C. Brown
Emma H. Nuttle
Harry H. Nuttle
John Fuchs
Eva Fuchs
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