Virginia Union Meets Fleming Transfer Grievances
A Virginia State Committee of three employers and three workers plans a Jan. 5 hearing here on grievances from Fleming's Transfer closing its Danville facility. The NLRB is handling unfair labor charges filed by Local 22 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Union secretary treasurer James Arrington says the operation may be sold to Watkins Truck Lines, though IPC records show no transfer filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Fleming
National Labor Relations Board
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Helpers of America
NLRB
Charles 3. Slaughter
James H. Arrington
Collinsville
Union
Watkins Truck Lines
Thomasville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D.C
Watkins
John C. Fleming, Jr
Arrington
Danville
Jersey City
Carolinas
State Committee
Eastern Conference Joint Area Committee
Virginia State Committee
William C. Spencer dies in Rocky Mount at 73
William Clark Spencer 73 of Rocky Mount died Sunday in a local hospital after 34 years in the city. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Burial at Pineview Cemetery. Survived by wife Mildred Sedberry Spencer two sons W C Spencer Jr and Dr Robert L Poston one daughter Mrs Arthur J Field two sisters and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
N. C
William Clark Spencer
Church of the Good Shepherd
Pineview
Spencer
Danville
G. R. Garrett Tobacco Co
Battery E Association
Mildred Sedberry Spencer
W. C. Spencer Jr
Asheville
Robert L. Poston
Elizabeth City
Arthur J. Field
William ™. Berkeley
Richmond
Lee Overman Gregory
Raleigh
Funeral Rites Planned for W D Huff in Callands
Last rites for William Daniel Huff 72 will be held at 2 p m Wednesday from Christian Tabernacle Callands with interment in Huff family cemetery. The retired farmer died after a general decline in health at Memorial Hospital. He leaves his wife Elizabeth Hodges two sons Col William Huff and Charles Edward Huff five daughters Elsie Turner Cordie Hammock Rebecca Stanley Viola Rigney Myrtle Barker one half-brother Munsey Horsley one half-sister Susie Pruitt 28 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. The body will be at his residence at 4 p m today and in the church at 1 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Daniel Huff
Christian Tabernacle
Callands
Huff Family
Huff
Chatham Rt. 6
Memorial Hospital
Henry County
Elizabeth Hodges
Flint Hill
Pittsylvania County
Col
William Huff
Charles Edward Huff
Elsie Turner
Chatham Rt. 4
Cordie Hammock
Rebecca Stanley
Viola Rigney
Myrtle Barker
Danville
Daniel Webster Bray Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Daniel Webster Bray were conducted yesterday from the Chapel of the Swicegood Funeral Home by Rev. W. C. Bradley and Rev. Roy L. Hall. Interment followed in the School Field Cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster Bray
Swicegood Funeral Home
W. C. Bradley
Roy L. Hall
Schoolfield
Robert D. Moore
Walter Eanes
Burton Atkins
Nat Cox
Sam Eanes
J. A. Moore
Edgar Cox
Clem Hollingsworth
Grover L. Wilson Rites Planned In Hampton
Final services for Grover L. Wilson 77 will be at 4 p m today at Lawrence Wood Funeral Home Hampton with burial in St Johns Cemetery He died Sunday night at Dixie Hospital Hampton He was father of Elmer Wilson of Danville and survived by Grover L Wilson Jr of Bradenton Fla sister Annie W James and brothers Vernon and Carl Wilson all of Hampton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover L. Wilson
Lawrence Wood
Hampton
St. Johns
Wilson
Dixie Hospital
Elmer Wilson
Danville
Grover L. Wilson Jr
Bradenton
Fla
Annie W. James
Vernon Wilson
Carl Wilson
Man Jailed On Four Counts In Shooting
William Moses Springfield, 39, of 912 Whitmell St., jailed on four charges after police responded to a shooting report at Virginia's Cafe on Industrial Ave. Officer Harold Chaney said Springfield discharged a .22 revolver, carried a concealed weapon, resisted arrest, and was publicly drunk. A waitress saw the gun fired toward the floor. Springfield denied ownership but the weapon was found. A separate case: felonious assault warrant served on Donald Ray Moonehan, 22, of 425 Worsham St.
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William Moses Springfield
Whitmell St
Industrial Ave
Harold Chaney
Springfield
Virginia
Chaney
Donald Ray Moonehan
Worsham St
Haraway Named Master of Carter Lodge
B R Haraway was elected worshipful master of the Carter Lodge AF and A when elections were held last night at Chesnut Level. L H W Carter Jr was named senior warden C T McNichols junior warden B R Haraway Sr treasurer W H Shields secretary R J Hall Jr senior deacon W S Corbin junior deacon.
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B. R. Haraway
Carter Lodge
AF & A
Chesnut
L. H W. Carter, Jr
C. T. McNichols
W. H. Shields
R. J. Hall, Jr
W. S. Corbin
Terry Terrys Win Ringgold Grange Christmas Door Contest
The Marshall Terrys won first place in the Ringgold Grange Christmas door contest. Second place went to Mrs. Ellen Gravely and third to Bob Moshenek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Terrys
Ringgold Grange
Ellen Gravely
Bob Moshenek
Health warning labels appear on Raleigh cigarette packs
A Raleigh area check shows packs from S and M and other brands bearing a health warning on the side panel ahead of the federal deadline. Reynolds and Liggett & Myers begin labeling Camel Salem and others with warnings, while some brands reach markets later. total sales impact remains unknown.
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Raleigh
S&m
Focal
Danville
L&m
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Durham
Richmond
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Camel
Salem
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Willie Doolin Funeral Rites Planned for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Willie Doolin 54 will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Barker Funeral Home with Rev. R. J. Barber Jr. officiating. Burial will follow in Highland Burial Park. Doolin, a Pittsylvania County native and World War II veteran, died suddenly at his Ringgold home after years in saw milling and more recently in the produce business with Carter Produce Co. He was married to Dorothy Allen and survived by two sons, a daughter, a sister, and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Doolin
Chapel of Barker
R. J. Barber, Jr
Highland Burial Park
Mr. Doolin
Ringgold Rt. 1
Memorial Hospital
Pittsylvania County
James Willie Doolin
U. S. Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Johnny Allen Doolin
Joy
Dianne Doolin
J. S. Harrison
Baltimore
J. E. Doolin
Danville
Berry Doolin
Ringgold
Luther C. Doolin
Norfolk
Sam Doolin
Glenwood
Funeral rites for Ira F. Elliott held today
The funeral for Ira F. Elliott 80 will be at 9 30 a m from Bennett Funeral Home Richmond burial at Highland Burial Park at 2 30 p m He died Sunday in Memorial Hospital Richmond He lived in Danville 68 years later moved to Richmond and worked 40 years for the Water Gas and Electric Department retiring in 1951 He was active in Calvary Methodist Church and Lakeside Methodist Church Survivors include his wife Pattie Ladd Elliott one daughter Mrs William G Jonas three sons Ira E Elliott Jr and Dr Roland H Elliott both of Richmond and the Rev Mahlon H Elliott of Blacksburg one sister Mrs Lillie Holland two brothers Bud and James Elliott both of Danville and ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Ira F. Elliott
Bennett Funeral Home
Richmond
Highland Burial Park
Elliott
Memorial Hospital
Danville
Water, Gas and Electric Department
Calvary Methodist Church
Lakeside Methodist Church
Pattie Ladd Elliott
William G. Jonas
Ira E. Elliott Jr
Roland H. Elliott
Mahlon H. Elliott
Blacksburg
Lillie Holland
Bud
James Elliott
Mrs. Mary Owen Mitchell Rites in Chatham
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Owen Mitchell 68 of Chatham are set for 2 p.m. today at Chatham Presbyterian Church with interment at Chatham Burial Park. She died unexpectedly Sunday at church services. survivors include two sons Aubrey and Ansel Mitchell, a brother Ole Owen, a sister Mrs. Charlie Brumfield, and three grandchildren. The body lies at Scott Funeral Home. the family home is Aubrey Mitchell’s Beverly Heights residence.
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Mary Owen Mitchell
Chatham
Chatham Presbyterian Church
Chatham Burial Park
Convict Dies Of Leukemia At Central Prison
Charles W. McLean 31 of Maxton, an inmate at Central Prison, died Monday in the prison hospital after a long illness from acute leukemia. He was serving 13 to 20 years for second degree murder, with sentencing occurring in Robeson County in October 1964.
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Raleigh
Charles W. McLean
Maxton
Central Prison
McLean
Robeson County
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Fleming Transfer
W. C. Spencer
W. D. Huff
Igrover Wilson
Man
Haraway
Terry
Vernon Collins
Loris, D. C
Furney Brittain
South Carolina
H. H. Boyd
Loris
S.C
Boyd
S. F. Horton
Coker
Coker's
Hicks
Coker Ll
N.C
Torel
Coker’s Pedigreed Seed Company
Hartsville, South Carolina
American Tobacco Co
Winston
Cavalier
Brandon
Prince Albert
Reynolds
United States
Dan Provost
New York City
North Carolina
U.S
Luther Terry
LF. Elliott
Mrs. Mitchell
Chuck
Delmonico
Bologna
Florida
Sultana
Jane Parker
Yukon Club
A&p
Peg
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