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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1969
Page
7
The Craddock-Terry company plans to begin production at its New Gretna plant late next month. It details widespread factory operations with 435 machines, 125 to 140 work steps per shoe, and eight days processing time. The firm ships raw materials from Lynchburg and backloads finished shoes.
Mrs. C. C. Punk Henderson Jr died Saturday at 12 15 pm in Duke Hospital after six years of declining health. Born June 27 1921 in Pittsylvania County she lived in Danville 18 years and was a Calvary Methodist Church member. Surviving are husband Punk Henderson four children Russell T. Henderson San Francisco Carlton Henderson Eugenia Diane Henderson and Mare Michael Henderson all of Danville one sister Mrs William A. Boleyn Falls Church and stepfather Howard Gentry Danville. Funeral at Calvary Methodist Tuesday 11:00 am Highland Burial Park. Townes Funeral Home receiving friends Monday 7 00 to 9 00 pm. Body at Townes Funeral Home.
Former city councilman George Daniels, 73, disrupts a new union meeting, pursued petitions for a referendum on changing the council-manager system, and was refused permission to speak. He says he attends by invitation of two city employees and denies seeking the mayor’s office.
Draper says he grew disenchanted with the union and organizer John DiFeba who encouraged disruptive talk about power service. He vows to stay within the law while forming a City employees association with backing from former officers and most members. City Council and Manager have indicated receptiveness to the association.
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