Declaration of Independence Adopted in Philadelphia 1776
The Congress unanimously adopts a formal declaration listing grievances against King George III. It asserts the colonies’ right to independence, outlines tyrannical acts, proclaims dissolution of political ties, and pledges lives fortunes and honor to the new United States with signers including John Hancock and Thomas Jefferson.
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Philadelphia
Great Britain
United States of America
W S C 8 Holds Monthly Meeting at Stafford Home
The W S C 8 held a regular meeting at Mr and Mrs Russell Staffords home with readings and games after business. July plans include meetings with Mrs W G Holbrook and Frances Bennett. Several local families and friends were noted in visits, health wishes, and a recent storm incident. Fireworks and Greensboro Firemen Parade set for July 4 and July 6 respectively.
Preston Mrs Dorothy Osteen Travels to Lynchburg Visit
Preston Mrs Dorothy Osteen visits friends in Lynchburg Virginia for a week or ten days. CPO Art Willey Jr and Mrs Willey visit his parents, return home with their son who had stayed with grandparents for a month. Several families visit relatives and attend gatherings in nearby cities and towns. One local man Rev Matthew Higgins hospitalized after a storm day auto accident.
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Dorothy Osteen
Lynchburg
C.P.O
Art Willey Jr
Willey
Homt
Garland Harper
A. T. Blades
Jay
Barbara Sisk
Baltimore
James Douglas
E. Douglas
Ellen Lake
Geo. Lake
Max Chambers
Mid-West
Bessie Collins
J. L. Gallagher
Josephine
City Health Department
Matthew Higgins
Winfield Trice
Richmond
Betty Rieck
Barbara Marker
Tilghmans
Greensboro
Casey Jones Hero of the Song Casey Jones
Casey Jones the famed locomotive engineer worked in the 1890s on the Illinois Central Railroad Mississippi Division as a celebrated railroad hero in song and lore.
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Casey Jones
Mississippi
Ilinois Central Railroad
W S C S members host Bur rsville gathering
The W S C S of Wesley Church met at Mrs Lulu Pusey's home on Friday evening June 23. A July meeting is planned at Mr and Mrs Frances Bakers home. Nearby visitors included Cornelius Roe and son Charlie of Ruxton Md and Jane Roe, plus Charles Harvey of Philadelphia and Ed Murphy family from West Collingswood N J. Births noted for Russell Stevens and wife, and Lulu Pusey entertained relatives Barbara and Andy Perry of near Newark Delaware.
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Lulu Pusey
Frances Baker
Cornelius Roe
Charlie
Ruxton
H .A. Porter
Jane
Charles Harvey
Philadelphia
Ed Murphy
Elizabeth
West Collingswood
N. J
Theo. P. Warren
Lulu Mills
Rita Collison
Riverdale
Russell Stevens
Barbara
Andy Perry
Newark
Del
Greensboro
In Memoriam for Father George Thomas
A daughter recalls her father George Thomas who died a year ago. She cherishes his memory and finds comfort in the belief he rests in heaven. The verse expresses ongoing love and daily thoughts of him from Margaret.
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George Thomas
Margaret
Let Your Light Shine Before Men Quote
A religious verse from Matthew 5 16 urging visible good deeds to honor the divine Father in heaven, emphasizing public integrity and moral conduct.
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Matt
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