Millner Leads Safety Council As Plans Grow
Rustburg dispatch reports plans for a 31 000 acre Falling River watershed development in Campbell and Appomattox counties. Projects include dams roads and flood control with estimated cost 150 000 to 200 000 dollars funded by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service and state support. Victor Millner Jr of Chatham assumes Safety Council chairmanship with a focus on youth road safety and driver education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Millner
County Safety of
Little Falling River
Rustburg
API
U.S
John L. Harrison
Appomattox
Campbell
Ap Nm
Robert E. Lee
Soil Conservation Service
Chea
Ambercampbel
Cumberland
Buckingham
Soi Conservation D
Bageeh E. Lee
Conservation Service
Jocal, Ace
Harison
Campbell County
Appomattox County
Charlotte County
Victor Millner
Chatham Storcey
Finsylvania Safety Council
Milinee
MicCluer Brewster
Milner
H. 5
Reynolds
S. Banghonia Jones
Secner
Ose
Hirst
Hiehead
Millner
Max Liluejohn
Nelson Eat 125
Light Yn Chatham
The
Safety Council
Brewster
W. H. J Wilson
Henry Hurt
Harvey Giles
Giles
E. M. Fox
Nelson Licht
Pittsylvania Safety Council
Winter Streets Damage Expected to Stay Mild
City and county street crews report winter damage to streets and roads has been normal so far. Officials Scott and Ripley say persistent wet conditions and brief thaws limit patch work, with some trouble spots like Uniort Street near the bridge entrance. They warn February weather could strain maintenance budgets if heavy snow recurs, but otherwise expect repairs to be manageable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Ripley
Neer
Public Works Department
Court St
Highway Department
Mrs Allen Dix Civic Leader In Reidsville
Mrs. Allen Dix, Eva Blanche Franklin Allen, 91, longtime Reidsville civic and church leader, died Wednesday at Annie Penn Hospital after months of illness. Born May 14, 1870 in Morehead City, she married D R Allen in 1891 and lived in Winston-Salem before moving to Reidsville. She served Main Street Methodist Church, led library, garden club, and United Daughters of the Confederacy locally. Survived by five daughters, three sons, seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral at home Saturday at 1, graveside at 3. Reidsville, N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidsville
N. C
Daniel Rice Allen
Annie Pen’emorial Hospital
Irving Street
Allen
Salem College
Winston-Salem
D. R. Allen
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Reynolds
Main Street
Methodist
Nhiantiy
Missionary Society
Perennial Garden Club
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ts. Allen
Morehead City
Reach
Edward H. Tretter
Sarasota
Fla
Harold A. Traf
Edwin Bail
Methothe
Final Rites Held for Earl Carl Lashus in Chatham
Final services for Earl Carl Lashus longtime District E education leader were held yesterday at Wrenn-Yeatts Chapel by Rev Walter Woodison. Burial followed at Highland Burial Park. Chatham area teachers and friends attended. plans were announced for a PEA banquet March 1 at the Country Club Inn with the Rev Earnest K Emorin as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chaf
Tarl Carly
Fin
Lashus
Wrenn-Yeatts
Pittsylvania
Education Associat
Walter Woodison
Highland
Chaffin
Robert O'Neal
Chatham
Paul Wilson
Tony Benazzie
Rob
Lloyd W_iton
Bert Newman
Bobby Aaron
Dan River High School
Aaron
Calvin George
George
Country Club Inn
Walton Said
Earnest K. Emorin
Elm Avenue Methodist Church
Portsmouth
Ethel Martin
PEA
Virginia Education Association
Bresville
Calands
Tan River
Renan and
Whitmell
Callands
Cascade
Dan River
Glenwood
Gretna
Hughes
Hurt
Mount
Hermon
Renan
Riceville
Sharon
Spring Garden
Miss Mildred Adams Funeral Rites Held
The funeral for Miss Mildred Louise Adams was held yesterday afternoon at Wrenn-Yeatts Chapel conducted by Dr. Herbert E. Hudgins. Interment followed in the family cemetery in Halifax County with pallbearers named as Foster Pointer, Harry Byrd Adams, Giles Jones, Jack Pointer, J. Waugh, A. T. Gunn, Clement C. Lipscomb and Tommy Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Louise Adams
Wrenn- Yeaits Chapel
Herbert E. Hudgins
Halifax
Coun
Tiy
Foster Pointer
Harry Byrd Adams
Giles Jones
Jack Pointer
J. Waugh
A. T. Gunn
Clement C. Lipscomb
Tommy Adams
Mrs Fitzgerald Bies At Ave 81 in South Boston
Mrs Fitzgerald Bies of Ave 81 South Boston dies after long illness. She left a husband Walter Fitzgerald and four children including Mrs Leonard Sovars Gretna and Mrs Walter Yeatts Gretna. Survived by one son George Fitzgerald Gretna, one sister Mrs Sue Sparks Hampton, sixteen grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Body to Colbert Funeral Home and then to Mrs Yeatts home. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm at Spring Tech Baptist Church with burial in family cemetery near George Litzgwald home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretna
Cornfield Fitzgerald
Boston
Leonard Sovars
Pittsylvania
Moore
Walter Fitzgerald
Sovars
Tee
Walter Yeatts
Lacey Bailess
Bedford
George Fitzgerald
Sue
Sparks
Hampton
Colbert Funeral Home
Yeatts
New Officers Installed By Commandery
W. J. Averett was installed as Knight Templar first at the Dove Lodge last night. Other officers installed included W. T. Buck Generalissimo Bert Snyder Captain General John B. Gilbert Senior Warden Holland Go Junior Warden H. W. Smith Treasurer W. J Booth Recorder EL A. Ragland Prelate C L McKincey Sander Bearer J D Wilson Sword Bearer Cedric Taylor Warder R B Davis Sentinel RE Sullivan Assistant Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Averett
Dove
Knights Templar
Toon
Former Dan River teacher dies at UVa Hospital
Maurice Cyril Davis a former Dan River High School teacher died yesterday morning in University of Virginia Hospital He taught at Dan River for six years and in public schools for 22 years Born in Lee County December 20 1891 he served in World War I He is survived by wife two daughters a son four brothers a sister and three grandchildren Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Calvary Baptist Church Nelson County with burial in Jonesboro Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cyril Davis
Dan River
University of Virginia
Masonic
Hilma May Davis
Dorothy Hamrick
Arlington
Mary Jo Davis
R. C. Davis
Richmond
S. T
Im. S
N. KE. Davis
Rose Hill
E. A. Davis
Janesville
Vidal
Calvary Baptist Church
Nelson County
Jonesboro
Amendment on Nazi Charter Bill Triggers House Clash
In Richmond Del. Mann's charter revocation bill aimed at the American Nazi Party sparked a sharp floor clash. Democrats argued amendments to apply the measure to the NAACP risk setting a bad precedent, while others warned constitutional concerns. The bill would also bar chartering groups using the word Nazi and was sent back to the General Laws Committee after a heated exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAACP
Richmond
del. Harsi
Mann
Seni
del. W. Carrington Thompson
Pittsylvania
Mar
Arlington
Virginia
Aj Swastiza
Arington
Marfa
Northern Virginia
James M. Thomson
Alexandria
Thomson
Assembly
National Association For the Advancement of Col
Ored People
Thompson
State Corporation Commission
Coen Eee
Legisla‘tion
Volved
del Shirley T. Holland
Iste
Wight
del. A. H. Richardson
Dinwiddie
House
General Laws Committee
Mrs Mason Dies In Lynchburg
Julia Jones Mason 56 wife of Richards Beard Mason died at 1 am Thursday in Lynchburg General Hospital. Born June 30 1905 in Waynesville NC she was a Hurt Methodist Church member. Survived by daughter Deborah Jane Mason brother W R Jones and three sisters. Funeral Saturday 2 pm Hurt Methodist Church burial Green Hill Cemetery Altavista. Body at Finch and Finch Funeral Home and will be at church 1 to 2 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altavista
Julia Jones Mason
Richards Beard Mason
Lynchburg General Hospital
Mason
Waynesville
N.C
Pickney L. Jones
Sarah Buchanan Jones
Hurt Methodist Church
Deborah Jane Mason
Hurt
W. R. Jones
Wesminister
S. C
F. B. Freeman
Westminster
Ira Spearse
Bristol
Tenn
Nell Thomas
Green Hill Cemetery
Finch and Finch Funeral Home
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X'S Branch
Jacob's Creek
Beaver Pond
Appomattox Coun
Campbell Coun
Mrs. Allen Dix
Earl Carl Lashus
Esoterica
Blackhead
Aitchum
Mildred Adams
Fitzgerald Bies
Ave
South Boston
Danville
North Market Street
Swiff
Uva Hospital
Lynchburg
Nor-Dan
Piney Forest Rd
Nor-Dan Dr
ABC American National Bank
Collins Dept Store
Kroger
Grant Co
Link-Watson Corp
Miles Shoes
Nor-Dan Barber Shop
F. W. Woolworth Co
Peggie Hale Peoples Drug Store
Rippe’s Star Laundry and Cleaners Top Value Stamp Redemption Store
Western Auto Store
Winn Dixie
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