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Obituaries SATURDAY, AUG. 8,1998 THE NEWS JOURNAL B5 Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11370-1177. JEAN OSTIN SMITH, 65, of Greensboro, died Wednesday in University Hospital, Baltimore. Mr.

Smith was a driver for Nor-Jas Trucking Federalsburg. Survivors: son, William F. Smith II of Dover; daughter, Crystal Flamer of Dover; companion with whom he lived, Adrian Woolford; and four grandchildren. Service: 1 p.m. Saturday, Calvary Baptist Church, Queen and Fulton streets, Dover.

Visitation: 1 1 a.m. school districts for more than 30 years. He served in the Marine Corps during World War II. Survivors: wife of 25 years, C. Elaine Smith; son, Wayne J.B.

Smith of Salisbury, brother, Raymond L. Smith of St. Petersburg, sisters, Harriett S. Day of Jacksonville, Beryl S. Kennedy of Wakefield, and Rennie S.

Reda of Cairo, Egypt; and three grandchildren. Service and burial: will be later. Contributions: Tri-State Bird Rescue, 110 Possum Hollow Road, Newark, 19711, or Paralyzed Veterans Association, 75-20 Astoria abilities. Survivors: brother, Linwood, and sister, Mary L. Sherman, both of Washington, D.C.

Memorial service: 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Wesley United Methodist Church, Laurel and Race streets, Georgetown. Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington. JOHN SUMNER WALLACE SMITH, 75, of Elkton, died Thursday in Union Hospital of Cecil County. Mr.

Smith was an educator in the Newark, and Christina, ETHEL MAE ONEY, 58, died of kidney failure Wednesday at her home in Laurel. Mrs. Oney was a custodian at the Stockley Center near Georgetown for about 10 years. She was a member of Trinity Faith Christian Center in Lewes, where she was a mother of the church. Survivors: husband, Earl F.

Oney sons, Robert Lee Oney of Seaford and Earl F. Oney Jr. of Rehoboth Beach; daughters, Evon Davis of Hurlock, Melissa Hopkins and Victoria Oney of Millsboro, Deborah Treherne of Georgetown and Veronica Cornish of Seaford; sisters, Mary Oney, Gladys Dale and Esther Daniels, all of Laurel; 13 grandchildren; FREE NOKIA Plus FREE Cellular Phone Plus ffnfflt SKlm 11 WW 'REBATE REBATE FRANCES "HUGHIE" INGRAM, 64, of Browntown, Wilmington, died Wednesday in Christiana Hospital. Mrs. Ingram, a lifelong Wilmington resident, was a bus driver for New Castle County Senior Services for about eight years until 1997.

Survivors: husband of 40 years, Th6mas Ingram; sons, Francis Norris, Bart Norris, Robert Ingram and Thomas W. Ingram all of Wilmington; daughters, Helen Scott of Wilmington and Charlotte Ashbridge of West Grove, stepsons, Albert Ingram and George Ingram, both of Wilmington; brothers, Howard, George, John and Bret Riley, all of Wilmington; sisters, Edith Russell, Kathy Neuwien, Myrtle Chinski, Irene McGinnis and Anna Mae Moore, all of Wilmington, and Mary Schucker of Lancaster, and 13 grandchildren. Visitation: 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, John F. Yasik Funeral Home, 607 S.

Harrison St. Service: 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, chapel of the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery, near Summit Bridge, off Del. 71. Burial: adjoining cemetery.

Contributions: American Cancer Society, MARY JANE LAWRENCE, 84, of Sun Rise Independent Living, Arlington, formerly of Wilmington, died Aug. 1 in Powhatan Nursing Home, Arlington. Mrs. Lawrence was a graduate of Margaret Morrison College, now part of Carnegie Mellon University, in her native Pittsburgh. She worked for several years as a dietitian for Pittsburgh's public health nurses.

She lived in Wilmington from 1947 to 1977 and was a longtime member of the American Association of University Women and was an early Head Start program volunteer, both in Wilmington. Survivors: husband of 59 years, Charles Lawrence; son, C. Bruce of Rochester, N.Y.; daughter, Carol Lawrence of Arlington; brother, Dr. David K. Atkinson of Pittsburgh; and two granddaughters.

Service and burial: private in Pittsburgh. VIOLET M. MARCUM, 77, of 394 Blueball Road, Elkton, died of heart failure Wednesday at Union Hospital. Mrs. Marcum, a homemaker, was a member of the Church of God, Elkton.

Her husband, Ted Marcum, died in 1973. Survivors: sons, Bobby Marcum, with whom she lived, and Ted Marcum of Elkton; sister, Frankie Up-perco of Perryville; brother, Arvil A. Blankenship of Elkton; sister, Virginia Cleo Keys of Elkton; five grandchildren; and three great-grandsons. Service: 1 p.m. Monday, Gee Funeral Home, 259 E.

Main Elkton. Visitation: noon. Burial: Gilpin Manor Memorial Park. ELIZABETH BEEBE MARVEL, 88, of Highland Acres, Lewes, died Tuesday at home. Mrs.

Marvel taught school in Lewes after a two-year training program at the University of Delaware. She lived in New Brunswick, N.J., for several years before moving to Newark in the late 1950s and resuming her teaching career. She was the daughter of the late Dr. James Beebe, the co-founder of Beebe Hospital in Lewes. Her husband, James P.

Marvel, died in 1985. Survivors: sons, Dr. James P. Jr. of Lewes and Rehoboth Beach, and Joseph B.

of Brooklyn, N.Y.; sisters, Elsie Swezey, Jean Ingram and Margaret Williams, all of Lewes; brother, Dr. James Beebe Jr. of Rehoboth Beach; half brothers, Allen Beebe of Windsor, and William Beebe of Malvern, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Service: noon today, Parsell Funeral Home, 1449 Kings Highway, Lewes. Visitation: 11 a.m.

today. Burial: Bethel United Methodist Cemetery, Lewes. Contributions: Beebe Medical Center School of Nursing, Lewes 19958 BERNICE MAYO, 64, of Philadelphia, formerly of Wilmington, died Tuesday in Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs. Mayo was a shirt presser at Modern Laundry in Philadelphia for more than 10 years until the 1980s.

Survivors: husband, James Mayo; son, Jerome, and daughter, Cynthia Mayo, both of Philadelphia; brothers, Leon Moore of Philadelphia and Donald Moore of Wilmington; sisters, Loretta Coley, Carleen Bannister and Delores Hoxter, all of Wilmington; six grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter. Service: 11 a.m. Monday, Mount Zion Holy Pentecostal Church, 1610 W. Thompson Philadelphia. Visitation: 9 to 10 a.m.

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Monday, Lewis N. Watson Funeral Home, West Road Extended, Salisbury, Md. Visitation: 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday, and noon Monday. Burial: St.

Matthew's First Baptist Church Cemetery, Laurel. MARY B. TAYLOR PETERS-DORF, 88, of 1860 Porter Road, Bear, died Wednesday in Arbors at New Castle nursing home. Mrs. Petersdorf was a home-maker.

She was a charter member of Red Lion Evangelical Free Church and was a Republican Party committeewoman in Red Lion Hundred. Her first husband, Edmund G. Taylor died in 1968. Her second husband, Archie J. Petersdorf, died in 1983.

Survivors: sons, Edmund G. Taylor address unknown, and Charles W. Taylor of Bear; daughter, Priscilla Paustian of Fleming-ton, N.J.; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Service: 11 a.m. Monday, Red Lion Evangelical Free Church, 1400 Red Lion Road, Bear.

Visitation: 10 a.m. Monday. Burial: Silver-brook Cemetery, Lancaster Avenue and Du Pont Road. Contributions: Red Lion Evangelical Free Church, Bear, 19701. CHARLES SHERMAN, 44, formerly of Georgetown, died Monday in the Clara Burke Community near Philadelphia.

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