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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1965

Page

9

Dirt Haul and Grading Underway for Goodyear Site

The Goodyear plant site south of the city progresses with Teer Construction clearing and grading. About 1.6 million cubic yards of earth will be moved in 60 days, followed by 1.56 million more over three months to prepare an access road and railroad area. Goodyear announced the site on December 8, with multiple firms now active, including Ford Laramore and Thompson Arthur. Edgar Bates reports 11 giant tires sold for earth moving, each worth about 7000 dollars, to Teer on the job.

Ets Ty Fo Tig Toh Rae Ae Bowling Teer Construcion Goodyear Gypsum Co City Equipment Ford Laramore Thompson- Arthur Goodyear Services Wilson Street Edgar 2. Bates Teer Construction Co Bates

Hackney Fatally Hurt in Tennessee Accident

Charles Amos Hackney, 37, formerly of Danville, died in a single car crash near Crewe at about 4 a.m. He had worked with A&P and recently transferred to Farmville. Survived by wife Phyllis Phelps and five children. Funeral 4 p.m. in Crewe, burial Tuesday at National Cemetery in Danville.

Charles Amos Hackney Danville Crewe Hackney A&p Farmville Phyllis Phelps Phyllis Ann Charles Allen Vivian Lee Brenda Gail Karen Elizabeth Hackney National Cemetery

C P Raynor Funeral Rites Slated Today

Vernon Hill Virginia Charlie Paul Raynor 24 of Vernon Hill killed in single car crash near Rts 832 and 360 while alone in the vehicle. He died instantly and funeral set for Mount Tabor Baptist Church at 2 30 p.m. with interment in Halifax Memorial Gardens South Boston. He was husband of Barbara Coates son of Clarence and Rosie Raynor and survived by four brothers two sisters and grandmother Lena Raynor.

Vernon Hill Charlie Paul Rayger Rayner Rts Chaney’s General Store Raynor Pittsylvania County Clarence P. Raynor Rosie Hardy Raynor Barbara Coates Robert Millner Paces Bobby Dawson Ringgeld Lewis Raynor Keeling Dewey Bobby Donald Raynor Lena Raynor Hillsborough N.C Mount Tabor Baptist Church Harold Kahier Halifax Memorial Gardens Boston

Leonard Dies After Two Week Ill in Virginia

ALTAVISTA DeWitt Leonard 78 husband of Flay Benson Leonard died Friday at Virginia Baptist Hospital Lynchburg after a two week illness. Born Hickory North Carolina February 1 1887 he was retired from Alta Vista Weaving Co. Survived by wife two sons D Carl Leonard Jr of Nigeria Africa and Joseph D Leonard of Lynchburg one daughter Mrs J G Long of Altavista one brother Earl Leonard of Hickory two sisters Mrs Kate Powell and Mrs Annie Wilson both of Hickory and two grandchildren Funeral will be Monday at 2 p m at Finch and Finch Funeral Home burial in Green Hill Cemetery.

Altavista DeWitt Leonard Flay Benson Leonard Virginia Baptist Hospital Lynchburg Altavista Weaving Co Hickory N.C Thomas Alice Huffman Leonard D. Carl Leonard, Jr Nigeria Africa Joseph ‘D. Leonard J. G. Long Earl Leonard Kate Powell Annie Wilson Finch and Finch Funeral Home Green Hill Cemetery

Funeral Rites Held For Hugh E Walton

Last rites for Hugh E Walton were conducted from Swicegood Funeral Home chapel Friday by Rev Thomas W Evans and Rev L L Carr. Interment followed in Highland Burial Park with pallbearers named from local families.

Hugh E. Walton Swicegood Funeral Home Thomas W. Evans L. L. Carr Highland Burial Park Holland Fowlkes Hollis Davis Arland Williams Floyd Abbott Eugene Franklin Jack Walton Claude Walton Smith Walton Garland Worrell Swanson Waller Millard BucKinsey

Dillard Shelton Services Held For Danville Man

Funeral services for Dillard Shelton age 65 of 878 Glendale Ave. were held yesterday afternoon at Barker Funeral Home with Rev. Gersald Goss and Rev. George Rumney officiating. Interment followed at Highland Burial Park. A retired electrician for Dan River Mills and World War I veteran, he died Thursday at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Surviving are his wife Myrtle McGee Shelton. two daughters Mrs. Howard Dodd of Richmond and Mrs. P. H. Morgan of Huntington W V. a son Raymond E. Shelton of Danville. a step mother. two sisters. a brother. a half sister. and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.

Dillard Shelton Glendale Ave Chapel of Barker Gersald Goss George Rumney Highland Burial Park Shelton Onton Memorial Hospital Pittsylvania County Charles H Nannie K. Worsham Myrtle McGee Dan River Mills Keen Street Baptist Church Melville Avenue Baptist Church Howard Dodd Richmond P. H. Morgan Huntington W. Va Raymond E. Shelton Danville Mattie Shelton Effie Motley Lottie Worsham C. M. Shelton Greensboro N.C Eugene Arnald Roanoke Leonard Carter Calvin Ball Holland Fowlkes William Gunnell, Jr J. E. Towler Bernie Anholt Herbert Mays Horace Crenshaw W. C. Bray

Bray Funeral Rites Set For Pelham Resident

Funeral for Ban W Bray 78 of Pelham North Carolina will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Swicegood Funeral Home Chapel Burial will follow at Schoalfield Cemetery He died Friday after a 15 year illness He was born in Henry County lived in Pittsylvania and Caswell counties married Elizabeth Frances Cox on December 27 1920 He served in World War I and was a Baptist He is survived by his wife two daughters nine sons one brother 17 grandchildren and four great grandchildren The body is at the funeral home and the family at the Pelham residence.

Ban W. Bray Pelham N.C Pam Swicegood Funeral Home Schoalfield Cemetery Mr. Bray Henry County Pittsylvania Caswell Elizabeth Frances Cox Mildred Crowder Danville Ruby Lindamood Waynesboro William Harry Julian Bray Thomas Bray Keeling James Beverly Curtis Bray Denville John Bray Greensboro Carroll Bray U.S. Army Fort Belvoir Charlie T. Bray Leatherwood

W M Chaney Dies In Newport News

Word arrived here last night of the death of William M. Chaney of Newport News. He was a son of Mr and Mrs John R Chaney of 451 Holbrook Ave. Funeral arrangements are in complete.

William M. Chaney Newport News Chaney John R. Chaney Holbrook Ave

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Maggie Wiles

Last services for Miss Maggie Lee Wiles were conducted Friday by the Rev George Rumney at Wrenn Yeatts chapel. Interment followed in Leemon Cemetery. Pallbearers included Mickey Walker C D Walker Claude Wiles Jr Jack Wiles Willie Boyles Bertram Boyles Downey Bowles and Lynwood Wiles.

Maggie Lee Wiles Wrenn-Yeatts George, Rumney Leemon Mickey Walcker C.D. Walker Claude Wiles Jr Jack Wiles Willie Boyles Bertram Boyles Downey Bowles Lynwood Wiles

Charlie K Seyars Final Services Recorded

Final services for Charlie K Seyars of Cascade were held Friday afternoon at Swicegood Funeral Home chapel with Rev Averette Witcher and Dr John B Cunningham officiating. Interment followed at Floral Hills Memory Gardens with pallbearers William Stil Edd Hardy P S Salmons Esley Soyars Irvin Jones Howard Salmons H J Still and James Soyars.

Charlie K. Seyars Cascade Chapel of Swicegood Funeral Home Averette Witcher John B. Cunningham Floral Hillis Memory Gardens William Stil Edd Hardy P. S. Salmons Esley Soyars Irvin Jones Howard Salmons H. J. Still James Soyars

Infant Ferrell Dies in Memorial Hospital

Three day old Bennie Lee Ferrell Jr. dies at Memorial Hospital. Graveside services are set for Monday at 11 a.m. conducted by Rev. W. C. Bradley in Floral Willows Memory Gardens. Remains at Swicegood Funeral Home, family at 616 Ferry Rd.

Bennie Lee Ferrell Brrs Fannie Oakes Ferrell Memorial Hogspital W. C. Bradley Floral Wills Memory Gardens Swicegood Funeral Home Ferry Rd

Community Colleges Push for Coeducation and Access

A state commission urges coeducation across new and existing institutions, argues single-sex schools undercut access, and supports merging Roanoke area schools into a comprehensive community college. It backs a four-year policy with open admissions where space allows and calls for expanded graduate programs, stronger libraries, higher salaries, and funding to reduce private competition.

Norfolk Aned 9 Kinja Board of Visitors University of Virginia William and Mary United States Roanoke Roanoke Technical Institute VFI Roanoke College Virginia Polytechnic Institute University State Council of Higher Education

American National Bank to Add Downtown Branch

The new branch will be a full service facility opposite the lobby with a vault, two privacy booths for safety deposits, exposed brick and beams, blue stone floor, pecan wood and marble counters, draperies and planters. It will house restrooms and a women’s lounge, plus stair access for after hours meetings. Existing branches include Five Forks Riverside Drive and Nor-Dan Shopping Center. the downtown bank will offer all services except a trust department. A branch manager will be promoted from within. initial staffing will use experienced personnel with possible additional hires.

American National Five Forks Riverside Drive Nor-Dan Wiseman

Mrs Shorter Dies At Age 72 In Martinsville

Martinsville widow Mary Frances Shorter 72 died Saturday at 3 15 am in Martinsville General Hospital She was a Henry County native daughter of William H and Mary James Carter Survived by six sons Paul Dillard Billy Shorter Clyde Shorter of Oceana Melvin and Dewey Shorter West Haven Conn and five daughters J B Matherly Ridgeway F B Hill Preston Scott White Callinsville J R Justus Henderson NC and Curtis Roger Norfolk Three sisters W E Stultz J B Lovell Martinsville Zinnie Weaver Kernersville NC and one brother Rufus Carter Martinsville Funeral planned Sunday at 2 pm at McKee Chapel with Roselawn Burial Park interment.

Martinsville Mary Frances Shorter Roy C. Shorter Martinsville General Hospital Henry County William H Mary James Carter Preston Scott White Callinsville J. R. Justus Menderson N. C Curtis Roger Norfolk W. E. Stultz J. 8. Lovell Zinnie Weaver Kernersville Rufus Carter McKee Roselawn Fark

Marlowe Embraces Tough New CEO Post in Poverty War

Haro C. Marlowe, 44, former Los Angeles undersheriff and head of Marlowe Associates, discusses his Septemer appointment as assistant Director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. He says he is working hardest yet enjoying the role and aims to aid Congress in the War on Poverty.

Draper N.C Office of Congressional C. Marlowe Y. 9. Marlowe Carolina Ye. Marlowe Los Angeles County Calif Hal. Marlowe Marlowe Washington Sargent Shriver North Carolina Congress Shriver Los Angeles Sheriff's Department County Board ‘of ‘Supervisors Con. Bress California Democratic State Finance Committee Kennet Ieector Kenne

Last Rites Held For W. Otis Fox

The funeral for W. Otis Fox was conducted Friday from the chapel of Scott Funeral Home in Chatham by the Rev. James KR. Black. Burial was in the Fox family cemetery. Pallbearers were Elvin Mot tey, E. T. Fox, Ernest Fox, Floyd Fox, J. L. Fox and J. A. Floyd.

W. Otis Fox Chapel of Scott Funeral Home Chatham James KR. Black Fox Family Elvin Mottey E. T. Fox Ernest Fox Floyd Fox J. L. Fox J. A. Floyd

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