Deaths of Thompson and Selders Reach Local Area
John Selders 71 of Farmington died after two months illness. He was born in Eglon West Virginia and moved here 35 years ago to farm. Survived by wife Josie Teets Selders a son Ezra T. Selders Wilmington a daughter Daisy Melvin Farmington and two grandchildren E Philip Selders and Richard Melvin. Funeral held in Bethany Church of the Brethren Farmington. Interment Brethren plot St Johnstown Cemetery near Greenwood. John T Bickling 81 died after long illness. Funeral from Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro burial in Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by son Charles H Bickling two daughters L T Haywood Riverside New Jersey and James A Betty Burlington two brothers Cooper Marydel and Louis C Greensboro two sisters Mrs William Edge Chester Pa and Mrs Calvin Meeds Greensboro and three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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John Selders
Farmington
Valentine
Magdalena Slabaugh Selders
Eglon
W. Va
Bethany Church of the Brethren
William McDaniel
Milton
St. Johnstown
Greenwood
Selders
Josie Teets Selders
Ezra T. Selders
Wilmington
Daisy Melvin
E. Philip Selders
Richard Melvin
John T. Bickling
Rawlings
Greensboro
C. H. Wheatley
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mr. Bickling
Charles H. Bickling
Jessup Street
L. T. Haywood
Riverside
N. J
James A. Betty
Burlington
Cooper
Marydel
Louis C
William Edge
Chester
Calvin Meeds
Funeral services for James H. Biles in Greensboro
Funeral services for James Howard Biles 64 were held Sunday at 2 p m from Rawlings Funeral Home Greensboro conducted by Rev T S Dixon of Greensboro Holiness Church Burial followed in Greensboro Cemetery Mr Biles died Friday morning in Kent General Hospital Dover after a short illness He formerly lived in Rising Sun Del but had resided in Greensboro for years He is survived by a daughter Mrs Jessie Butler of Harrington three sons Edgar of Smyrna Howard and Woodrow of Harrington five grandchildren two half sisters Mrs Frances Tribbitt and Mrs Bessie Biles of Greensboro
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James Howard Biles
Rawlings
Greensboro
T. S. Dixon
Edgar
Smyrna
Howard and
Woodrow
Harrington
Frances Tribbitt
Bessie Biles
Mardela Church District Plans Conference and Camps
The Women's Work Council of the Mardela Church District will hold its conference on June 19. District leaders plan a series of July camps for juniors intermediates and young people. Rev E F Sherry says the main building with dining room kitchen and four cabins is complete at the Church of the Brethren in Denton.
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Women’s Work Council
Mardela
E. F. Sherry
Church of the Brethren
Denton
Locals and visitors spend week end in Goldsboro area
GOLDSBORO Miss Martha Smith of LaPlata Maryland spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Calvin Richard near town. Miss Virginia Cartwright and friend of Wilmington spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Roland Cartwright. Mr and Mrs Dulin of near Philadelphia visited with the latter's brother Frank Breeding and family for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Willard Dennison and the latter's mother Mrs Emma Richard spent the week end with the latter's sons Messrs Calvin and Howard Richard near town. We are glad to report Mrs Rosa Bickling who has been on the sick list is improving very satisfactorily.
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Martha Smith
LaPlata
Calvin Richard
Virginia Cartwright
Wilmington
Roland Cartwright
Dulin
Philadelphia
Frank Breeding
Willard Dennison
Emma Richard
Messrs
Calvin
Howard Richard
Rosa Bickling
Hillsboro Social Roundup Reflects Holiday Visits
A busy weekend of hospitality across Hillsboro features guests from Centreville Philadelphia Dover and Wilmington. Hosts include the Hunters Eaton and Covell Morris McWilliams Rowe and Baker families while others entertain or visit in Newport News Fort Monroe Williamsburg Fort Eustis and Washington. Notable notes mention Captain E T Parrish returning from Sandal Japan and families welcoming relatives amid festive gatherings.
Greensboro Social News Highlights
Greensboro Lt Hugh Smith spends several weeks vacationing with his parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Smith. Miss Mildred Ginn returns from a trip to New York City. Mr and Mrs Earl Passwaters en-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smith
Jesse Smith
Mildred Ginn
New York City
Earl Passwaters
Savings Bonds Offer a Bright Welcome to Opportunity
A sales pitch highlights U. S. Savings Bonds as a path to opportunity and a cheerful future. It frames purchase as a positive choice backed by a simple, dependable instrument for families and savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
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