Deaths And Funerals In Nathalie And Scottsburg Areas
Multiple obituaries from Halifax County areas note deaths in Nathalie and Scottsburg. Charlie Overton Booth, 61, of Nathalie Rt 4, died at Danville Memorial Hospital. survivors include his wife Serie Booth and siblings. Services planned at Powell Funeral Home Chapel and Mulberry Baptist Church Cemetery with listed clergy. Additional notices cover Jesse Thomas Burton, 68, and Berkley Otis Burton, 78, with details on births, families, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements at Bethel Baptist and Winns Creek Baptist Church cemeteries, including Masonic rites for Burton.
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Nathalie
Charlie Overton Booth
Rt. 4
Danville Memorial Hospital
Halifaxy County
Stokeley Dallas
Charles Lamont Watson Booth
Serie Helle
Scottsburg
Jessle Thomas Burton
Rt 1
Halifax County
John Morgan
Elizabeth Della Wilburne ‘Burton
Anna Smith Burton
Johnny Brown Rites Sunday
Services for Johnny Claude Brown 65 of Axton will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from McKee Chapel Martinsville burial Roselawn Memorial Park Brown died Thursday evening in his home a Pittsylvania County native he retired from Southern Railway in 1969 and served in the Air Force in World War II Survived by wife Delthene Holland Brown two stepdaughters a brother seven sisters and five more relatives The family will be at McKee Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and at other times at the home of Mrs Keen Read Creek Drive Bassett
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Axton
Johnny Claude Brown
McKee Chapel
Martinsville
Roselawn Memorial Park
Mr. Brown
Pittsylvania County
Southern Railway
Delthene Holland Brown
Gloria Jean Keen
Bassett
Harold Browd
Myrtle Beagley
Elsie Davis
Marion Southern
Danville
Linzie, Brown
Maude Holland
Kate Brown
Forest
Grate Robertson
Newport News
McKee
Keen
Read Creek Drive
Tobe S. Eliott Funeral Sunday
A funeral for Tobe S Elliott, 76, will be held Sunday at 2 PM at Fairview United Methodist Church with Rev. Bobby Logan and Rev. Charlie Shelton officiating. Interment follows in Highland Burial Park. He died Friday at Memorial Hospital after years of declining health. He operated Elliott's Grocery Store at Triangle. Survived by three daughters, one son, two sisters, two brothers, and nine grandchildren.
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Tobe S. Elliott
Fairview United Methodist Church
Bobby Logan
Charlie Shelton
Highland Burial Park
Elliott
Park Avenue
Memorial Hospital
James Monroe
Virginia Wells Elliott
Pittsylvania County
Triangle
Mary Susan Young
Motega Tribe of
Redmen No
Wyanette Council No. 22
Pocahontas
Louise Hogan
Ringgold
Myrtle Scearce
Kathleen Stroud
Danville
Franklin
Winston-Salem
N.C
Lizzie Ragsdale
Mel
Ellen Tucker
Burlington
Louis Elliott
Sharon
John Ben Elliott
Mrs. O L Holland 52 dies suddenly in New York home
Mrs. Ora Lae Holland, 52, of 401 W. Soth St New York City, died at her residence Thursday. Born Whipper West Virginia, daughter of the late Weldon and Mary Pounds, she worked as an airline information clerk at the Americana Hotel. Survived by husband Calvin Holland of Danville a son Calvin Holland Jr and sister Mrs Helen Gaberto of San Bernardino California. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery with service in Brooks Brothers Funeral Home Chapel. The family will receive callers at 2708 South Street residence of Eulas Halland.
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Ora Lae Holland
W. Soth St
New York City
Whipper
W.va
Weldon and
Mary Miller Pounds
Americana
New York
Calvin Holland
Danville
Calvin Holland Jr
Helen Gaberto
San Bernardino
Calif
Brooks & Brothers Furnal
WP. Griffith
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eulas Halland
South Street
Dr A Wenger Dies After Illness In North Carolina
Dr Arthur D Wenger 40 longtime Atlantic Christian College president dies after brief illness in Wilson North Carolina He led the college since 1986 and held top roles in several North Carolina church related college associations Born in Aberdeen Idaho he studied at Bethel College and San Francisco Theological Seminary and earned graduate degrees from Brite Divinity School TCU and an honorary degree from William Woods College Survivors include his wife Doris Kellen Barger and three sons plus his father and a brother
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F. L. Wenger
Wenger
Aberdeen
Bethel College
Newton
Kaw
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Brite Divinity School
Texas Christian University
William Woods College
Fulton
North Carolina Council of Church Related Colleges
Association of Eastern North
Frenchman Indicted On 20 Theft Counts
A 29 year old French national named Serge Masson was indicted on 20 counts for burglaries and thefts totaling over 220000 in stolen goods from upscale stores. He was described as a leader in a burglary ring that breached stores by cutting holes in ceilings or walls with notable losses including 50,000 mink coats and a Georgetown boutique stock valued at 162000. The charges cover burglaries from late 1975 and 1978.
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Washington
Arlington
Serge Masson
Ths
New
Masson
Charlotte Hospitals Restrict Visits Amid Flu Outbreak
In Charlotte the three major hospitals limit patient visits due to a statewide flu outbreak. Schools report teacher shortages from flu absences with over 100 teachers out sick and substitute pools thinning. Parents with training assist in classes while counselors fill in, and residents with degrees are urged to apply as paid substitutes to cover shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Charlotte- Mecklenburg
Charlotte Memorial
Presbyterian
Mercy
Henry Bostic
Presbyterian Hospital
Eastway
Cochrane
Two Charged In Bank Robbery In Archdale
Archdale police and FBI charged Wiley Frank Cummings Jr. and Paul Stockton Wilson Jr. after a First Union Bank branch was robbed. The men, both of Salen Forsyth County, were arrested near a station wagon and accused of the heist.
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Archdale
N.C
First Union Bank and Trust Co
Poliee
High Point
FBI
Wiley Frank Cummings Jr
Paul Stockton Wilson Jr
Salen
Forsyth County
Highlights of Assembly in Virginia 1976 session
Highlights from Friday's Virginia General Assembly session show workload nearing completion with potential wind up by Wednesday. Senate Local Government Committee approved immunity from annexation for certain counties. budget conferees to meet all weekend. Senate proposes a $34 million state employee pay hike funded partly by $23 million in dubious revenue. Education & Health Committee backs stronger rights for teachers facing dismissals. House passed related measures in different form. Other actions include creating an Office of Natural Resources debated, oil spill cleanup study deferred, bingo regulation, and King Jr Day designation debated. House approves reducing felony to misdemeanor for habitual driving without a license. Senate refers divorce contributions by housewives and property settlements to committee. Senate approves instant bingo for charities by a 25-14 vote.
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Virginia Senate
House of Delegates
State Capitol
Senate
Virginia Senate Education & Health Committee
Virginia
House
Office of Natural Resources
Secn
State Senate
Seven Men Charged With $50,000 Tobacco Theft
In Reidsville North Carolina seven men face charges related to an October 4 1976 tobacco theft valued at more than 501 0 100. Two defendants Richard Johnston Jr 35 of Yanceyville and Oscar Hooper 46 of Browns Summit were charged in Reidsville with two counts each of conspiracy grand larceny and receiving stolen property with bonds set at 40000. Five others indicted in Virginia include Richard Bowman Jr 97 and Harry Bowman 30 of Burlington Rufus Whitaker 34 of Thomasville Gerald Inman 35 of Axton and Chester Godwin who is serving a Raleigh prison sentence on another charge. The case centers on a 15000 tractor from Clint Fleming Trucking Co of Danville used to move a trailer carrying tobacco valued at 524 440 with the trailer valued at 5000. A state spokesman said the tobacco was used to meet production allotments. preliminary hearing set March 10 at 930 am for Hooper and Johnston in Reidsville District Court.
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Raleigh
Postal
M.B. Rochell
Chattanooga
North Carolina
Dorothy Addison
Licata
Wilson County
Carolina Sales Co
Walter Powell
Richard C. Hamilton
Litama
Bernice Ray Peeden
Dale Dubbins
Thomas Kelley
William H. Peeden
Wilson Rochelle
John D. Larkins Jr
Dorothy Addison and
Caroling Services Co
Spueters
Rochelle
Reidsville
N.G
Virginia Frm
Mwere
Virginia
Oscar Law Hooper
Browns Susimit
Unhnston
Hooper
Virginie
Richard Bryant Bowman
Harry Lee Bowman
Burlington
Rufus
Melvin Whitaker
Thomasville
Gerald Wax Inman
Axton
Chester Lee Godwin
Clint Fleming Trucking Co
Ynen
Hooper and
Johnston
Reidsville District Court
NC eyeing $10 million program to cut infant mortality
Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green backed a state plan to lower North Carolina's high infant death rate by improving care for pregnant women and newborns. The proposal, costing about 10 million dollars yearly, would expand a pilot perinatal effort in Bladen, Columbus, Hoke, Robeson and Scotland counties and seek early high risk identification and better prenatal services.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Jimmy Green
Green
Jim Hunt
General Assembly
Archie Johnson Jr
The
North Carolina Pediatric Society
Fife
Harold Hardison
D-Lenoir
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bladen
Columbus
Hoke
Raveson
Scotland
Johnson
Liberty Baptist College to Start First Building
Lynchburg AP reports Liberty Baptist College signs contracts for a $1 million project on Liberty Mountain. Dr. Jerry Falwell unveils plans for three $500,000 classroom buildings by September, part of a multi million dollar program to add 19 buildings and relocate to a new campus by mid January. Coleman Adams Construction Co. of Lynchburg secured the contract to build the first classroom building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Liberty Baptist College
Liberty Mountain
Jerry Falwell
Chanellor
Falwell
Coleman- Adams Construction Co
Te Coontract
Hunt Highlights Global Food Challenge in NC
Gov Jim Hunt urged keeps North Carolina's agricultural sector strong to feed the world. He told the North Carrling Farm Press Radio and Television Institute that meeting global food needs is humanity's greatest challenge and noted hunger in many nations despite U.S. abundance.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Jim Hunt
Hunt
North Carrling Farm Press, Radio and Television Institute
Land Condiived Sirjan Page 1b Major legal delays
A list notes multiple court actions and postponements with March dates. Murray Lea Smith faces felonious assault hearing March 20. Robert Lee Barksdale delays include a February summons moved to March 40. Several cases amnesty or dismissal actions.
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Murray Lea Smith
Robert Lee Barksdale
Drug Results In Death For B. N. Haymore
Beverly Neal Haymore, 24, died reportedly from the drug Darvon, per a preliminary autopsy by Danville police. A full report is due Monday. Haymore’s body was found last Monday in the basement of Thomas Barker’s home at 150 Graymont Court and sent to Roanoke for examination.
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Beverly Neal Haymore
Darvon
C.W. Howerton
Danville
FCC Approves Chapel Hill Bay Sale to Southern Bell
The FCC approved Southern Bell Telephone Co.'s $28 million purchase of Chapel Hill Telephone Co., owned by the University of North Carolina. The sale should close March 1 with service starting March 2, serving about 30,000 customers in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, southern Granville County and northern Chatham County. Brunswick Stew Saturday Noon at Mt. Hermon Fire Station.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Federal Communications Commission
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Chapel Hill Telephone Co
Bell
Southern Bell
Mt. Hermon
Brosville Center Construction Starts in Pittsylvania County
Brosville Community Center, first of three planned county centers, begins work after a bid by Hughes and Dalton Construction Co. The $57,000 project funded with $187,000 federal HUD grant will cover 6,788 square feet with spaces for community use and a fire department hall on a one-acre site donated by local clubs. Construction is 12 miles west of Danville on Route 58 and should finish within six months. Gretna project awarded to Quality Construction Co. for $560,000. Chatham center bids pending.
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Brosville
Bruce Hughes
Hughes and Dalton Construction Company
Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors
U.S
Str Ang
Danvillean Rt. 58
Brosville Ruritan and Women’s Clubs
Chatham
Gretna
Danville
of Quality Construction Company
Chathamacility
City Issues Building Permits for Danville and Richmond
The City of Danville issued a building permit to rat Adame Danville and Jack Wyatt of Richmond for the Old Boatwright Furniture Factory site at 131 Pearl St to demolish the walls after a Feb 17 blaze. The razing cost is estimated at 400 dollars. A separate permit was issued to Joseph Waddell for a 30 by 60 foot retail store at 247 S Malm St with an estimated cost of about 18 thousand dollars.
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Danville
Rat
Adame
Jack
Wyatt
Richmond
Boatwright Furniture
Pearl St
Joseph Waddell
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Charlie Booth
Darrell Holmes
Fredericksburg
Esther Gayle Holmes Winston
Reidsvile
N. C
Darrel F. Holmes
John Marshall
University Law
Vanda Lamer
Bar Association
Jones LI
Athens
Jolmes
Gettysburg
Jon B. Hales
Bayton
Tex
Elien-Jane Cox
Townes Funeral Home
Jessie Burton
Burt Lodge No. 28
Emma
Powell
Sauth Boston
Grace B. Talbalt
Hampton
Ola Mac B. Heck
Havre de Grace
Annie B. Snead
Hattie Leah Puckett
Pat
Jackie B. Conner
Kenbridge
Gilman B. Shand
Stephens City
Charles A. Burton
Conowinga
Norman 8. Burton
Joppa, Md
Thomas M. Burton
Scullsburg
Thalma B. Blanks
Ollie B.harralson
Agnes Pool
J. E. Burton
South Boston
Clarence Burlin
Greensboro
Charlle Burton
Avid
Bethel Baptst Church
Kenneth Clark
Thurch
Berkley Burton
Berkley Otis Burton
Rt. 1
Beverly Oscar
Anna Richmond Burton
Ida May Epps Burtan
James E. Mutford
Goldsboro
John Burton
Robert Burton
Ella Wilson
Beockneal
Lizzie Stence
Johnny Brown
Tobe S. Eliott
O.L. Holland
Dr. A. Wenger
Ilness
Donald W. Barkker
J. Wayne Barker
Scouting
Hedgepeth
Meredith
Carl Wenger
Little Rock
Ark
Maurice Wedel
Idaho
First Christian Church
Wilson
Maplewood Cemetery
Hong
Kong
Bank Roberty
Virginia General Assembly
Adelard Brault
Fairfax
House Committee
Martin Luther King, Jr
D.A.R
Joseph Gravely
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cassandra Noble
Danville Christian School
Elizabeth Reynolds
William T
Sutherlin Academy
Glen Lea
Irwin W. Taylor
Gregory Moore
Sacred Heart School
Lisa Moore
Edwin 8. Gibson
Brian Alderson
Woodrow Wilson School
Richard Malcolm ,Johinston Jr
Yanceyville
Dibrell Bros. Frrm
State Bureau Nation
Liberty Baptist
Sirjan
B. N. Haymore
FCC
Chapel Hill Bay
Brosville Center
Easy Credit
M&m Furniture
Monroe St
Fred Evil
Fred
Ned
Religious Book Center
Maarkat St
Bolls — Bibles
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