Obituary notices for Henderson Owen Womack in Chatham region
Funeral services for Herman Elwood Henderson will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Watson Memorial United Methodist Church with Masonic rites in Hillcrest Burial Park. Henderson, 635, of Chatham, died yesterday after a seizure at home. Also announced are services for Luther Thomas Owen at Swicegood Chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Burial follows at Schoolfield Cemetery. Owen, 62, of 5 Milton Ave., died after an 18 month illness. James Henry Womack, 78, of Chatham Star Route died yesterday in Danville Memorial Hospital. He leaves a large family and is buried at Millers Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Chatham
Herman Elwood Henderson
Watson Memorial United Methodist Church
Beverly J. Davis Jr
Hillcrest
Mr. Henderson
Danville Memorial Hospital
Campbell County
Granville
Nancy Sue Clark Henderson
State Health Department
Pittsylvania County
Henderson
Faith Home
Pittsylvania Lodge No. 24
Af&am
Chatham Royal Arch
Frances Amos Henderson
Edwin T. Hines
Richmond
Blanch —_Boisseau
Blackstone
Scott Funeral Home
Whittle Street
Luther Thomas Owen
Swicegood Chapel
Bill Adams
Schoolfield Cemetery
Mr. Owen
Milton Ave
Memorial Hospital
Hinesville
Henry T. Owen
Sadie Jackson Owen
Danville
Baptist Faith
John W. Daniel Co. Inc
Schoolfield Gold Fellows
Ocie Sigmon Owen
Zelma Tarpley
Yanceyville
N.C
Clyde S. Owen
Horace Owen
Greenville
D.C
Swicegood
Milton Avenue
James Henry Womack
Chatham Star Route
Henry
Deltha Brown Womack
White Oak Grove Baptist Church
Sutherlin
Rosa Womack
Lucille Kelley
Mary Barksdale
Lois Petty
Vernell Kelley
Annie Coles
Baltimore Md
Willie Clay Womack
South Boston
Hugh D. Womack
Blairs
Master Womack
Joseph Womack
Washington
De.c
Millers Funeral Home
Gretna
High Point
William
Bill) Long
Sechrest Chapel
Bob R. Hiatt
Guilford Memorial Park
Pilot Mountain
John Henry
Dollie Elizabeth Rundle Long
Harss-Covington Hosiery Millers
Conrad Memorial Baptist
Richmond man L C Wiles dies after long illness
Lyndon Conrad Wiles 63 of 4907 Leonard Ave Richmond died yesterday afternoon after a three year illness. Born November 20 1911 in Rock Springs Pittsylvania County he lived in Richmond 20 years and worked as a meat manager for A&P. Survived by wife Ruby Keith three daughters a son two brothers a sister and a granddaughter Graveside rites set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Highland Burial Park. Body at Wrenn Yeatts Funeral Home today 7 20 to 9 p.m.
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Lyndon Conrad Wiles
Leonard Ave
Rich Mond
Mr. Wiles
Rock Springs
Pittsylvania County
Samuel
Florence Mylum Wiles
Ringgold
Richmond
A&p Tea Co
Ruby Keith
Wiles
Ealine Bowles
Connie K. Wiles
Lynn Zehringer
W. Arvin Wiles
Danville
L. Bruce Wiles
Elizabeth Blanckship
Highland Burial Park
John Groff
Wrenn-Yealts Funeral Home
Rites Tomorrow For J. C. Artis
Funeral service for Junior Curtis Artis set for tomorrow at 3 30 p.m. at Cunningham Hughes Chapel with Rev. Wd Tommer. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Artis, 51, of 875 Valley St died Monday at home. Born Aug 22 1923 in North Carolina he was son of Harden Artis of Danville and the late Arnie E Hariston. Navy WWII veteran survived by step mother Catherine Artis Danville a son Curtis Artis Danville a sister Annie Mae Artis Richmond two step sisters Linda R Chandler Danville and Paula Kay Coleman Danville four step brothers Walter Larry Chandler both Danville Tommie L Chandler Washington DC and Carl Chandler and two grandsons.
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Curtis Artis
Cunningham & Hughes
Wd. Tommer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Artis
875
Valley SL
North Carolina
Harden Artis
Danville
Arnie E. Hariston
H.W. Brown Florist
Catherine Artis
Danvile
Annie Mae Artis
Richmond
Linda R. Chandler
Paula Kay Coleman
Walter
Larry Chandler
Pancake Eaters Aid Maryland Muscular Dystrophy Drive
Squire Armory playground youngsters raised 83 for the 1975 muscular dystrophy drive at King of the Sea Restaurant. Olivia Conley reported 14 was the largest number eaten by one youngster. The fundraiser runs through tomorrow with a citywide goal of 3,000.
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Squire Armory
Olivia Conley
King of the Sea
Danville Knights of Columbus
Fred T. Hatcher
Alfred Brammer
Brammer
Tommy Hawkins
Kevin
FCC acts on renewal of licenses in Richmond market
The FCC granted unconditional license renewals for eight Richmond Virginia radio and TV stations. Five needed more employment information, and three faced deferred action pending amendments to their affirmative action programs. The action follows a 1972 petition by Rev Dwight Jones of the Black Coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
Washington
Federal Communication Commission
Richmond, Va
Commission
Dwight Jones
Black Coalition
Robbery at Roman Eagle Memorial Home Steals Cash Box
Danville police reported an unidentified Black man snatched a cash box at 11:45 a.m. from the front desk of the Roman Eagle Memorial Home. He escaped with 720 in cash and 2400 in checks. no arrest had been made by nightfall, according to Detective Capt. C Wayne Howerton.
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Danville
Roman Eagle Memorial
C. Wayne Howerton
Arnold the Pig Celebrates Birthday At Service Station
Arnold the pig lives at a Franklin County service station along U S 220 south of Rocky Mount. He enjoys candy, pies, milk, and a daily bath, eating about 10 to 45 pounds of feed. on his first birthday he devoured a cake with one candle and a pie, and even nuzzled gum from a vending machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Mason
Roanoke Agricultural Extension
Eunice Finney
Rocky Mount
Bethel T. Mason
FPC Orders Investigation Into Apco Buying Policy
The Federal Power Commission orders an inquiry into procurement and use of coal by Appalachian Power Co and six other utilities in the AEP system. The probe, broadened to all AEP subsidiaries, follows a November complaint by the Appalachian Research Defense Fund over affiliate coal pricing in fuel charges. The Roanoke Times notes the expanded investigation continues after a prior focus on Apco policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke, Va
Federal Power Commission
Appalachian Power Co
American Electric Power Co
Apco
FPC
AEP
Roanoke Times
Appalachian Research & Defense Fund, Inc
Defense
Debate over Main Street historic district apartment plan
Danville planning commission weighs a proposed apartment complex on Holbrook Avenue near Main Street churches. Residents worry about historic district impact, parking, and long term use, while supporters cite redevelopment potential and economic vitality amid state landmark reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H.miller
Main St
Tucker
Main Street
Mary Cahil
Commission On Architectural Review
Planning Commission
N. Lee Isenhour
Holbrook Ave
Danville
W. S. Norman Jr
First Baptist
Museum of Art
Dabney Grant
Goodson
Howard Jennings
Richmond
Jennings
Presidents and Newspapers Fade as Official Journals Fail
Two U.S. presidents George Washington and Andrew Jackson favored newspapers as official journals of the presidency. Both papers fell from public favor and spiraled into financial trouble, ending presidential sponsorship of a single organ of print news.
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U.S
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
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James Womack
L. T. Owen
L. c. Wiles
G. Long
J. C. Artis
Squire Burton
Kenneth M
Armory
Burton
MD Drive
David Ferguson
Eddie
Gregory Ferguson
John
Kevin Burton
Kenneth M. Burton
Virginia
Muster
Otf
Danville Life Saving Crew
E. H. Miller
Monroe St
Doris Simpson
Quuan Mays
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