Dr Younger Named Dean of UVa Arts and Sciences
Dr Edward Younger 56 a biographer and scholar who has led the University of Virginia history department guides the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in a period of rapid growth expected to push total enrollment toward 2 750 and graduate share toward half of the campus by 1970. The appointment by University President Edgar F Shannon Jr takes effect Feb 1.
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Charlottesville
Edward Younger
University of Virginia
University
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Edgar F. Shannon Jr
Younger
Virginia
Southeast
John A Worley Funeral Rites Set For Today
John A Worley 70 dies after heart attack while snow removal at home. Funeral at Third Avenue Christian Church at 3 p.m. with Rev. R Eugene Tally. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Survived by wife Sallie Powell Worley two sons Ford and Billie Worley daughter Mrs Raymond Abbott eight grandchildren one great grandchild five brothers three sisters. Body at Barker Funeral Home residence at 2131 N Main St Danville Virginia.
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John Anderson Worley
Third Avenue Christian Church
R. Eugene Tally
Highland Burial Park
Worley
Memorial Hospital
N. Main St
Dry Fork
Pittsylvania County
John H
Janie Ligon Worley
Sallie Powell
Dan River Mills
Raymond Abbott
Ford W. Worley
Billie A. Worley
Danville
Willie Worley
Edd Worley
Doug Worley
Roy Worley
Samuel Worley
Raymond Stowe
Lillie, Stultz
Ruby Pierce
Columbus
Barker Funeral Home
C. D. Darnell Funeral Rites Slated Today
Funeral services for C. D. Darnell are set for 2 p.m. in Winston-Salem North Carolina with burial to follow. He died yesterday after a six week illness. A former Danville contractor, he lived in Winston-Salem 35 years. Survived by wife two daughters one son both of Winston-Salem two sisters in Danville and several nieces and nephews.
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C. D. Darnell
Winston-Salem
N. C
Darnell
Danville
Nettie Vaden
Holland Rd
Saltie Pruitt
Grove St
D F Willard Dies In Williamsburg
D F Willard 74 of South Boston died Saturday in Williamsburg. He was a retired Greyhound Bus Co mechanic. Survivors: wife Nora Elliott Willard two sisters in Roanoke and two brothers in South Boston. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Brooks Funeral Home chapel burial Aarons Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. Remains at Brooks Funeral Home. family at Homer B Willard’s Third Street home.
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Willard
Greyhound Bus Co
Suvivors
Nora Elliott Willard
Myrton Cultis
Moffett Eldridge
Roanoke
Edmunds B
Homer B. Willard
Boston
Brooks Funeral Home Chapel
Aarons Creek Baptist Church
Brooks Funeral Home
Third St
Detainers Filed For Two Men On City Farm
Fairfax County detainers were filed yesterday for two men serving time on the City Farm for traffic charges. John Marrs Jr and James Langham are wanted in Fairfax for auto larceny and four break ins. They allegedly stole a car in Fairfax, abandoned it in Altavista, then took another. They were captured early Jan 4 after a chase on Piney Forest Road. After their sentences, they will be returned to Altavista to face auto larceny charges, with Fairfax authorities next.
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Fairfax County
City
John Marrs, Jr
James Langham
Altavista
Piney Forest Rd
Westover Dr
Riverside Dr
Altavista Authority
Fairfax
Funeral Rites Planned for F B Moore in Danville
Funeral services for F B Flint Moore of 152 Benefield Ave will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Swicegood Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Roy Taylor and Rev Robert W Russell presiding. Interment in Danville Memorial Gardens. Moore died Monday in Memorial Hospital after a two year illness at age 63. He was born Feb 23 1902 in Halifax County and lived on Longview Dr before moving to Benefield Ave last May to live with his son. He worked in maintenance at Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co and attended Longview Friends Church. He is survived by Grace Marilla Moore. four daughters Serretta Blalock Jean Webber Carolyn Meggerson and Ann Arbo East. eight sons John Keister Bouldin Shelton Lawrence Phil William Ruben Douglas and Kenneth, all of Danville. four sisters Moseley Slate Tassie Kates Dolly Barbour and Christine Blanks. one brother Walter. The remains rest at Swicegood Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements. family at 152 Benefield Ave and 2723 Westover Dr.
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F. B
Flint” Moore
Benefield Ave
Swicegood Funeral Home
Roy Taylor
Robert W. Russell
Danville Memorial Gardens
Moore
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Moore
Grubby Rd
Halifax County
Walter Moore
Nora Chaney Moore
Longview Dr
Westover Hills
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co
Longview Friends Church
Grace Marilla Moore
Serretta Blalock
Winston-Salem
N.C
Jean Webber
Carolyn Meggerson
Danville
Ann Arbo- East
Ypsilanti
Mich
John Moore
Norfolk
Keister Moore
Bouldin Moore
Shelton Moore
Lawrence
Phil) Moore
William Ruben Moore
Douglas Moore
Kenneth Moore
Moseley Slate
Tassie Kates
Chatham
Dolly Barbour
Christine Blanks
Gainesville
Westover Drive
John H Brandon Dies Near Semora
Semora North Carolina John Harvey Brandon 64 died Sunday at 9 30 am at his home Semora Rt 1 cause heart attack he had prior heart trouble native of Halifax County Virginia survived by step mother Ethel Scott Brandon and brothers Clyde Willard Milton and Palmer Semora funeral Tuesday 1 pm Brooks and White Funeral Home Roxboro burial Lebanon Christian Church cemetery Semora
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Semora
John Harvey Brandon
Semora Rt. 1
Brandon
Halifax County
Ethel Scott Brandon
Clyde
Willard Brandon
Milton
Palmer Brandon
Brooks and White Funeral Home
Roxboro
Lebanon Christian Church
Director Named By Appalachian Power Co.
John R. Larew of Roanoke named Personnel director of Appalachian Power Co succeeding M. O. Wilson who retired. Larew, a 28 year Appalachian veteran, rose from assistant director after service as a naval lieutenant in World War II and Harvard MBA. He held posts at Ohio Power and Steubenville Division before returning to Appalachian in 1965. He is married with four children and a Raleigh County native.
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International Club
Younger
Arkansas
George Washington University
University of Virginia
Allahabad University
India
Ernest J. King
Naval War College
Newport
R.I
New Delhi
Nepal
John R. Larew
Roanoke
Appalachian Power Co
M. O. Wilson
Larew
Appalachian and Ohio Power Company
Appalachian
Beckley
W. Va
Atlantic
Pacific
Harvard Graduate School of Business
West Virginia ‘Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Ohio Power
Steubenville
Raleigh County
Christ Luthern Church
Raa- W. Va
Woke
Funeral Rites Set Today for Mrs Yarbrough
Funeral services for Mrs Lillie May Hodnett Yarbrough 71 will be held at 3 p m at Wrenn Yeatts chapel with burial in Highland Burial Park She died Sunday at her home 404 Girard Street likely of a heart attack A Pittsylvania County native she lived most of her life in Danville She was married to Julian Clyde Yarbrough who died March 9 1960 She was a member of Shelton Memorial Presbyterian Church Surviving are a son Julian L Yarbrough two sisters Daisy Atkins and Pansy Rice and two grandchildren The body lies at the funeral home prior to services and the family will be at 426 Lansbury Drive
Mrs Brown Dies After Heart Attack in North Carolina
Mrs Lessie Wilma Brown 61 of Rt 3 Stoneville died Monday at 3 45 am of a heart attack. A native of Pittsylvania County she had lived in the community about 40 years. She was the wife of A E Brown. Surviving are five brothers Jess Russell Clay Bud Burnett and Will Burnett and three sisters Lucille McDaniel Clare Scearce Leasy Gouldin. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 pm from Fair Funeral Home Leaks ville with burial in Overlook Cemetery Spray.
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Leaksville
N.C
Lessie Wilma Brown
Rt. 3
Stoneville
Pittsylvania County
Jini
A. E. Brown
Will Burnett
Rt. 1
Danville
Jess
Rt. 2
Russell
Cascade
Clay
Bud Burnett
Lucille Mc.Daniel
Clare Scearce
Rt. 5
Leasy Gouldin
the Fair Funeral Home
Overlook Cemetery
Spray
Archer I Winn Funeral Rites Slated Today
Funeral rites for Archer I Winn 71 well known merchant in Vance will be at 2 p m from Swicegood chapel by Elder W H Oakes and Rev Hugh Biggers. Interment in Winn family cemetery at Vance. He died Sunday afternoon in his store while building a fire. Axton native, lived in Vance most of life, ran Winn s store 25 years. Primitive Baptist faith. Survived by wife two daughters four sons three sisters five brothers ten grandchildren five great grandchildren. The funeral home and family will be at the residence.
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Archer I. Winn
Vance
Swicegood
W. H. Oakes
Hugh Biggers
Winn
Axton
Henry County
Nannie Tarpley Winn
Ernesteen Blair
Geoffrey Lacy
Bernard Oakes
Swansonville
Irvin Winn
Chatham
Thomas Winn
Stanton
California
Robert Winn
Mount Cross Rd
Garland W. Vickers Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Garland Wayne Vickers son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Woodrow Vickers of West Chesapeake were conducted from Swicegood Funeral Home chapel yesterday afternoon by Rev Fred M Cox and Rev Richard Smith. Interment followed in Schoolfield Cemetery with pallbearers Kenneth Hamlett Roger Turner Marvin Wilkerson Charles McFalls Phillip McFalls and David McFalls.
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Garland Wayne Vickers
Marvin Woodrow Vickers
West Chesapeake
Swicegood Funeral Home
Fred M. Cox
Richard Smith
Schoolfield Cemetery
Kenneth Hamlett
Roger Turner
Marvin, Wilkerson
Charles McFalls
Phillip McFalls
David McFalls
Henry D. Whittle Sr. Dies A Prominent Henry Countian
Henry D. Whittle Sr. age 84 of 1522 Mulberry Road died Sunday at 6 40 am in Danville Memorial Hospital He was a civil engineer with the State Highway Department helping plan Henry County road systems He oversaw building Hales Bar Lock Dam and power home on New River in Chattanooga Tenn He was a Christ Episcopal Church vestry member and served on the Henry County Board of Supervisors and School Board He aided in road work for Louisville and Nashville Railroad He is survived by two sons Henry Whittle Jr of Danville and John Whittle of Martinsville a daughter Mrs Campbell Cary Wilmington Del a brother Judge Kennon C Whittle Sr of Rt 4 Martinsville a sister Mrs J D Johnson of Silver Springs Md The body will be at the McKee Funeral Home Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 pm at Christ Episcopal Church Interment in Oakwood Cemetery
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Martinsville
Henry D. Whittle
Mulberry Road
Danville Memorial Hospital
State Highway Department
Henry County
Hales Bar
New River
Chattanooga
Tenn
Christ Episcopal Church
Whittle
Henry County Board of Supervisors
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Henry Whittle, Jr
Danville i
John Whittle
Martinseyville
Campbell Cary
Wilmington
del T
Kennon C. Whittle, Sr
Rt. 4
Martinsvile
J. D. Johnson
Silver Springs
Kee
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral Rites Set Today For C R Isenhour
Clarence R Isenhour 65 of 138 Schoolfield Dr funeral services held at 4 p m at Swicegood Funeral Home chapel with Rev Richard Smith leading Interment in Schoolfield Cemetery He died after a heart attack while snow shoveling at home He was a native of Alexander County later lived in High Point before Danville retirement from Dan River Mills married Sadie Marley in 1923 He was a Forest Lawn Baptist Church member He leaves wife daughter Norma June Walton and a grandson plus four sisters two brothers and a great grand daughter The remains are at the funeral home on Schoolfield Dr
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Clarence R
Taylorsville
N. C
Mora Goble
Statesville
N.C
Gladie Bowman
Mano Bowman
Hickory
Hinchie Isenhour
Malay Isenhour
Schoolfield Dr
Kent D Richardson Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Kent D Richardson were held Monday afternoon from Townes Memorial Chapel by Dr Phillip E B Rodgerson of Bon Air Baptist Church Richmond. Interment was in Highland Burial Park. Pallbearers were Otis Nuckols Ed Roundtree Carson Hamlett Earl Bishop Ruben Marcuson Harry Sheppard Fred Evans Howard Black Dan Dummerville and Romia Hancock.
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Kent D. Richardson
Townes Memorial Chapel
Phillip EB. Rodgerson
Bon Air Baptist Church
Richmond
Highland Burial Park
Otis Nuckols
Ed Roundtree
Carson Hamlett
Earl Bishop
Ruben Marcuson
Harry Sheppard
Fred Evans
Howard Black
Dan Dummerville
Romia Hancock
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Uva. Arts, Science Graduate School
National Science Foundation
Center For
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Danforth Foundation
John A. Kasson
Confederate Bureau of War
Civil War Book Club
John A. Worley
D. F. Willard
Williamsburg
South Boston
David Filmore Willard
HFC
Household Finance
P Paymiy
S. Union St
Register-Bee
Knights of Pythies
Swift
City Farm
F. B. Moore
John H. Brandon
Mrs. Yarbrough
Henry D. Whittle, Sr
C. R. Isenhour
Kent
D. Richardson
Glenwood Plumbing & Heating
Green Acre Drive
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