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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1976

Page

5

Deaths And Funerals In Petersburg and Eden

Nellie Warren Rigney 49 of Petersburg died at home after a long illness. Survived by three sons, a brother and two grandchildren. Graveside service tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Schoolfield Cemetery, Danville. Body at Gould Colonial Funeral Chapel. Y T Matthews 95 of Eden died Sunday in Martinsville after illness. Born Stoneville, he opened a neighborhood grocery in Spray, ran it until 1965 when fire destroyed it. He was active in church and fraternal orders. survived by four daughters.

Petersburg Nellie Warren Rigney Central Fork Danville Clarence Carter Mary Summits Carter Wayne Warren Columbia Ernie Warren Charlotte N.C Timothy Warren Tulsa Oklo Curtis Carter Cleveland Ohio Schoolfield Cemetery Gould Colonial Funeral Chapel

Mrs Gayle Neal Funeral Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Gayle Hartman Neal are set for 2 p.m. at Swicegood Chapel with Rev. Albert J. Schrader officiating. Interment will follow in Highland Burial Park. Mrs. Neal, 34, of 122 Dublin Court, died Sunday in Roman Eagle Nursing Home after two years of declining health. Born in Iroquois, she was daughter of the late Benjamin Frank and Emma Frowelier Hartman. She moved to Danville in 1905 and attended Randolph Macon Institute later Stratford College. She belonged to Vesper Garden Club and Main Street United Methodist Church. Surviving: sister Erma Wiggers of Richmond. brothers Donald F. Hartman of Danville and a grandson Gordon Neal of Danville. The body lies at the funeral home. family at the residence of daughter-in-law.

Gayle Hartman Neal Swicegood Chapel Albert J. Schrader Highland Burial Park Neal Dublin Court Roman Eagle Nursing Home Human Eagle Iroquois, Jr Benjamin Frank Emma Frowelier Hartman Danville Randolph-Macon Institute Stratford College Vesper Garden Club Main Street United Methodist Church Stanley Thomas Neal Erma Wiggers Richmond Donald F. Hartman Gordon Inlaw Marie Neal

Mrs Sweeney Funeral Today in Bedford County

Mrs Virginia Arthur Sweeney of Forest Rt 2 died yesterday at Liberty House Nursing Home. She was born in Bedford County, daughter of Moses A Arthur and Virginia Thomas Arthur. Survived by son Thomas M Sweeney Forest a daughter Frances B Golgen Alexandria a brother Alexander J Arthur Lynetburg five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Graveside service at 3 p.m. today at Bethel Baptist Church Bedford County officiated by Rev Paul Blevins. Finch and Finch Funeral Home in charge.

Forest Virginia Arthur Sweeney Forest Rt. 2 Liberty House Nursing Home Bedford County Moses A. Arthur Virginia Thomas Arthur Sweeney Chestnut Hill Bethel Baptist’ Church Paul Blevins Finch and Finch Funeral Home

William W. Tate Dies At Age 48

William Wilson Tate 48 of Sutherlin Rt 1 died after a heart seizure at Danville Memorial Hospital. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM at Wrenn Yeats Chapel with Rev Edd Calhoun and Rev H R Cathy. Burial Mount Zion Baptist Cemetery. Survived by wife Amanda Elizabeth Hall Tate, son William Edward Tate, daughter Elizabeth Coral Tate, mother Mamie Burgess Tate, three brothers, seven sisters, and many relatives. Tate served in Korea and owned Tate's Garage.

William Wilson Tate Wrenn-Yeats Edd Calhoun H.R. Cathy Mount Zion Baptist Church Mr. Tate Sutherlin Rt. 1 Danville Memorial Hospital Pittsylvania County Mamie Burgess Tate Sam Tate Sutherlin Mt. Zion Amanda Elizabeth Hall William Edward. Tate Danville Elizabeth Coral Tate Berkley Tate Mouth Louise Hupp, Ringgold Mattie Whitley Elsie Johnson Rt. 3

Court Contacts Include Illicit Fish Sales and Gun Case

Court records list Larry Eugene Mitchel 21 of Muldrow Oklahoma charged with illegally selling fish from the back of a pickup truck in interstate commerce. James Bart Chappel, a South Boston man age 4, is charged with violating the gun control act.

Larry Eugene Mitchel Muldrow Okla South Boston James Bart Chappel

Henry Phelps Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services for Henry Phelps 94 will be at Milton's High Street Baptist Church with burial in New Haven Church cemetery Milton Rt. 1. Phelps died Thursday in Memorial Hospital Danville Va. He was born in Caswell County in 1881 and is survived by seven daughters, two sons, 21 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren. The body will be taken from Plenty Funeral Home to the church for viewing from 7 to 8 p.m. today.

Semora N.C Henry Phelps Milton’s High Street Baptist Church New Haven Church Milton Rt Phelps Danville Memorial Hospital Caswell County Grace Phelps Dorothy Lea Minnie Goods Florence Banks Edith Stovatt Signora Houghton Margaret Sherell Detroit Mich Sterling Phelps Lloyd Phelps Plenty Funeral Home

Birge Wilson Funeral Today at Spray Baptist Church

A funeral for Birge Wilson, 70, of 900 Church St. Eden, N C, will be held today at 2 p.m. at Spray Baptist Church with Rev. Effort Snodderly. Burial follows at Ridge View Cemetery. He died Sunday at Moreheart Memorial Hospital. Survivors include wife Faye Mitchell, daughter Zula Collins of Danville, Va, son Birge Wilson Jr of Eden, four sisters, seven brothers, and six grandchildren.

Tenn Carrie Wilson Danville Addie Rice Asheville Phoebe Sparks Front Royal Jack Hugh Mark Wilson Ernise Wilson Will Wilson Johnson City Raleigh Glenn Wilson Lexington

Virginia Delegates Vote On ERA For First Time

In Richmond a House of Delegates committee defeat stopped a resolution to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Deleg. Dorothy McDiarmid led a bid to bypass committees for a full House debate, calling it a federal function. The motion passed for a recorded vote, but the measure was referred to Thompson's committee 57 for, 36 against.

Virginia Richmond Virginia House of Delegates House U.S Senate Del Dorothy McDiarmid James M. Thomson Alexandria Thomson House ‘Privileges & Elections Committee Hoor del. McDiarmid McDiarmid John Warren Cooke D-Mathews ERA Catira House

Merchants Seek Tough Laws To Dent Shoplifting

Virginia merchants told a legislative committee that about 200 million dollars in goods are stolen annually, costing each resident over 43 dollars. Legislation would let store clerks detain suspects up to an hour and allow police to arrest for misdemeanor theft with merchant complaint. Cranwell's bill would impose civil costs on convicted shoplifters. amendments were discussed to exclude parents or guardians of juveniles.

Richmond Virginia Legislative House Courts of Justice Committee Sumpter Priddy Virginia Retail Merchants Association Dels Ervin Solomon D-Bath Richard Cranwell Roanoke County Solomon Andrew Miller Cranwell

Danville newsman feted as Outstanding Young Man awardee

Duncan, director of public affairs for WETM, lauded for stepping in during illnesses of colleagues and shaping Danville projects such as Hall of Fame and National Tobacco and Textile Museum. Capt. Elliott praised Officer Camp for crime scene tech work and public rapport. Wilburn, a French teacher, received Outstanding Young Educator for his work at George Washington High School and leadership in language education.

WETM Duncan Danville Hall of Fame National Tobacco and Textile Museum Anderson Big Daddy Sam Punkin Dunkin B.C. Elliott Capt Elliott Eliott Camp Trinity United Methodist Church George Washington High School Danville Community College Jaycee Wilburn Thomas Truitt University of Richmond Wilbur University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill University of Virginia Extension Service Virginia National Education Associations American Association of Teachers of French Gwhs Planning Council Knights of Columbus Richard Pretty OYM Kenneth Miller Theodore Landis Church Robert Clarke

Men Charged With Writing Bad Checks Danville Police

Danville police yesterday arrested two men already serving sentences on Danville City Farm and charged them with issuing worthless checks to area merchants. Arthur Lee Williams 21 of Carriage Hill Trailer Court and Alvin McCoy Wesson listed no address were taken into custody. Williams faces four counts for checks issued to Bestway Foods Nor-Dan on Nov 2 4 and 26 1975 for 62.28 54.81 and 21.71 and to Mason's Stores Inc Riverside Drive Nov 28 1975 for 20.79. Wesson was arrested for writing a bad check to Southern States Danville Cooperative 724 Craighead St for 350. John William Jennings 56 of Wiedan Motor Court was arrested on Patton Street and charged for Meeks Gulf Service Station 3103 Riverside Drive for checks dated Dec 28 AW75. George Ellis Hancock 26 of Chatham Rt 3 was arrested on Main Street and charged with intent to defraud Central Gil Co for 374.60 dated Jan 23 in Chatham. Police also continued investigations of weekend thefts including a missing store component system from Danville YWCA and a stolen 1966 Mercury from 130 Harris Place. A donation canister with 5 was reported missing at Byrd Business Farms. No arrests in those incidents.

Danville Mason's Stores Inc Riverside Drive Wesson Danville Cooperative Craighead St John William Jennings Wiedan Motor Court Aim Patton Street Meeks Gulf Service Station George Ellis Hancock Chatham Rt. 3 Chatham Hancock Main Street TA. Brown Central Gil Co Danville Ywca Main St Louise Reynolds Naper Yanceyville Harris Place Byrd Business Farms

Negro History Program Rescheduled at YMCA

The Negro History program at Brodnax YMCA shifts to next Sunday at 5 pm with Miss Catherine H. Brown as guest speaker. The Gospel Heritage Talent Show, film Frederick Douglass The Angry Prophet, and prizes by area gospel groups are planned. Y trip to Ringling Brothers Circus remains open with buses departing Saturday at 9 am and returning by 3 38 pm. register by Thursday.

Brodnax- Ymca P.S. Brodnax YMCA Catherine H. Brown Brodnax Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Greensboro Coliseum Danville

Films by Kenneth Clark continue at Danville Museum

The Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History screens Kenneth Clark films today focusing on John Constable and Joseph Turner, with showings at 8 p.m. in the museum auditorium. A safari signup deadline is Friday February 13 for a Virginia Museum trip, departing March 6 for an Emperor Jones matinee. a social hour and dinner follow the show. New displays include Tay and Boehm Ching birds from the Moyes collection and German World War II porcelain figurines owned by the Youngs, plus period Chandeliers from Edwin Booth’s collection donated for the library and reception rooms. An invitational show of private area artists will end February 15 with Albrecht Durer woodcuts on loan from the North Carolina Museum of Fine Arts.

Kenneth Clark Danville Museum of Fine Arts John Constable Joseph Turner Virginia Museum Richmond Forest Moyes Robert B. Young Edwin Booth Albrecht Durer North Carolina Museum of Fine Arts

Jimmy Carter Meeting Set in Danville District

The Jimmy Carter campaign will hold an organizational meeting for Virginia's Fifth Congressional District in Danville at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, at the Holiday Inn. James Gibbs, Virginia field coordinator, announced the meeting and urged everyone to attend even if they have not yet decided which Democratic candidate to support.

Jimmy Carter Fifth Danville Holiday Inn James Gibbs Virginia Gibbs

Missouri editor to guest on CBS Morning News

Dr Ralph Lowenstein formerly of Danville plans to comment on CBS Morning News with Hughes Rudd tomorrow from 7 to 8 a m He chairs MU Columbia news and editorial department and is the son of Mrs Henry Lowenstein 531 W Main St

Ralph Lowenstein Danville CBS Morning News Hughes Rudd M. Lowenstein University of Missouri At Columbia Henry Lowenstein Main St

Three Complete Special Courses US Air Force Personnel

Danville area airmen complete medical mechanical and electronic training. Talcot II Mims of Reidsville NC finishes medical supply specialist course at Sheppard AFB Texas. David N. Watson of Eden NC completes human relations instruction and is selected for technical training in communications electronics. David S Wilburn of South Boston completes aircraft mechanic course by Air Training Command.

Air Force Danville Talcot

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rigney Y. T. Matthews Mrs Gayle Neal Mrs. Sweeney William W. Tate Birge Wilson Eastwind University of North Carolina At Greensboro Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History Universities Motley’s West Matin St A.B. Motley Bendall Lowenstein CBS News Allright Auto Park Danville Hearing Aid Center Main Street—Arcade Victor Loal Mgr Ethan Oe Armaye Stem Denville Plaza
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