Deaths A Long Survivors List Corrected
HALIFAX The survivors of Addison Adams Long whose funeral was held Monday were mislisted earlier. Long died last Saturday at age 76. He was born January 28, 1905, the son of George M. and Mamie Satterfield Long. Survivors include his wife Lula Hall Long, a daughter Thelma Harmon of Monroeville Ind, two sons Leonard A Long of Chesapeake and Ray C Long of Danville, seven sisters and two brothers, six grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Halifax
Addison Adams Long
Long
George M
Mamie Satterfield Long
Lula Hall Long
Thelma Harmon
Monroeville
Ind
Leonard A. Long
Chesapeake
Ray C. Long
Danville
Annie Whitt
Mrs Jones 88 Dies After Long Illness at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Harvey Walters Jones aged 88 died yesterday after a three year health decline. Born in Pittsylvania County August 19 1886 she was a Laurel Grove resident widow of Robert Samuel Jones. She leaves a son Alfred Anderson Jones two daughters Mrs James A Oakley and Mrs Mary Janes four grandchildren and is survived by other relatives. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Old Mill Primitive Baptist Church with Elder Danny Parker and burial in Jones family cemetery at Laurel Grove. The body is at Wrenn Yeatts Funeral Home. The family at the home of Mrs Quakley Sutherlin Rt 1.
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Harvey Walters Jones
Memorial Hospital
Pittsylvania County
Jackson
Elizabeth Chandler
Walters
Laurel Grove
Robert Samuel Jones
Old Mill
Mary Janes
Danville
Old Mill Primitive Baptist Church
Danny Parker
Jones
Wrenn Yeatts Funeral Home
Quakley
Sutherlin Rt. 1
Susie Campbell Dickens
Patrick County
Charles W. Dickens
Church of God
Jeffery Blevins
Greensboro
N.C
Otis Shannon
Ivanhoe
Laura Dickens
Guy Nichols
Walter Chesher Sr
George F. Dickens
Charles Dickens
Charlie Campbell
Townes Funeral Home
Wooding Ave
George Webster Funeral Today
George Dunn Webster 75 died Wednesday after a short illness in Gibsonville North Carolina funeral services set for 2 30 p m at Bartlett Funeral Home with burial in Gibsonville City Cemetery He was born in Alamance County a World War II veteran a retired Cone Mills Minneola Plant employee He survived by two sons Arthur Webster of Danville Van and Hatson Webster of Elon College Rt 1 five daughters Mildred Shelton Del Rio Tenn Elyzia Leonard Thomasville Minnie Ruth Stallings Summerfield Bessie Mae Stallings Gibsonville Rt 2 Helen Drewery Gibsonville a half brother Harry Webster Fayetteville and a sister Ivey Murray Frederick Mo
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Gibsonville
N.C
George Dunn Webster
Bartlett Funeral Home
Gibsonville City
Webster
Alamance County
Cone Mills Minneola Plant
Arthur Webster
Danville, van
Hatson Webster
Elon College Rt. 1
Mildred Shelton
del Rio
Tenn
Elyzia Leonard
Thomasville
Minnie Ruth Stallings
Summerfield
Bessie Mae Stallings
Helen Drewery
Harry Webster
Fayetteville
Ivey Murray
Frederick, Mo
Orie A Yeatts Dies Yesterday at 62 in Altavista
Orie Archer Yeatts, 62, died yesterday morning at his Altavista Rt. 2 home. Born March 4, 1912 in Pittsylvania County, he was a son of the late Robert Lee and Sabra Doss Yeatts and a member of Penuel Baptist Church. Survived by wife Amanda Garrett Yeatts, son Connie Ray Yeatts, six sisters, four brothers, and one grandchild. Funeral arrangements incomplete. body at Finch and Finch Funeral Home. family at Rt. 2 residence.
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Altavista
Orie — Archer Yeatts
Altavista Rt. 2
Pittsylvania County
Robert Lee
Sabra Doss Yeatts
Penuel Baptist Church
Heis
Amanda Garrett Yeatts
Connie Ray Yeatts
Virginia Beach
Noel L. Crawley
W. R. Gowen
Charlie Arthur
Herbert Wade
Jesse Scott
Gladys
Donald Grimes
Rocky Mount
Raymond L. Yeatts
Dana H. Yeatts
Rison Bennett Yeatts
Ernest W. Yeatts
Finch & Finch Funeral Home
Mrs Virginia Thorn ton Neal Dies At 75
Mrs Virginia Thorn ton Neal of Richmond dies at 75 in a Richmond hospital. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at St James Episcopal Church with graveside rites at Oak Ridge Cemetery in South Boston. She is survived by a son Thornton J Neal of Memphis and a daughter Betsy Neal Osborne of Danville along with siblings.
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Richmond
Virginia Thornton. Neal
St.James Episcopal Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
South Boston
Neal
Richmond Hospital
Philemon H. Neal
John J. Neal
Danville
Thornton J. Neal
Memphis, Tenn
Betsy Neal Osborne
H C Hallyburton Funeral Today
Funeral for Hadley Camp Hallyburton, 82, of Golf Course Road, will be held at 4 p.m. at Cavary United Methodist Church with Rev. Robert E. Carty and Rev. Bennie Poovey. Burial follows in the church cemetery. He died Wednesday in a local hospital. born September 17, 1892 in Burke County, NC. Survived by daughter Ruth Gilbert, sister Bessie Haskins, a grandson and three great grandchildren. Body at Brooks Funeral Home. Family at home.
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Ruth Gilbert
Sutherlin Rt. 2
Bessie Haskins
Glen Alpine
N.C
Brooks Funeral Home
Mrs Tompkins Dead At 84 in Lafayette Indiana
Elizabeth A. Tompkins, 84, died after a brief illness in Lafayette Indiana. She was the widow of Martin H. Tompkins and the last member of her immediate family. Survived by four stepdaughters, a stepson, and several nieces and nephews. Graveside services set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Highland Burial Park. body at Townes funeral home.
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Elizabeth A. Tompkins
Lafayette
Ind
Martin H. Tompkins
Hontas McBrayer
Charlottesville
Dorthy Tompkins
Whitmell
Harvey Huntley
Atlanta
Robert Kemper
St. Louis
Richard Tompkins
Danville
Highland Burial Park
Townes Funeral Home
Samuel Mills Funeral Today
Samuel A Mills funeral set for today in Las Cruces New Mexico for the Las Cruces man who died Wednesday night He was the son of Minnie Mills of Blairs Virginia and the late Walter C Mills He was the widower of Teddy Watkins Mills Survived by three sons and three grandchildren all of Las Cruces three brothers Carl V Mills Lemuell D Mills of Danville Virginia Noble Mills of Blairs Virginia and three sisters Elsie Fowlkes of Dry Fork Virginia Eunice Adams and Myona Yealts of Blairs Virginia
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Las Cruss
N.M
Samuel A. Mills
Minnie Mills
Blairs
Walter C. Mills
Teddy Watkins Mills
Las Cruis
Carl V. Mills
Lemuell D. Mills
Danville
Noble Mills
Elsie Fowlkes
Dry Fork
Eunice Adams
Myona Yealts
Hygiene Classes At Hatcher Center For Adults Start
Fifty one clients at the Fred T. Hatcher Center will attend weekly hygiene and personal grooming classes for the school year. Instructors are Brenda Bruce and Olivia Conley. Supplies were donated by Helping Hands Society and the Youth Association for Retarded Citizens. The center serves mentally retarded adults sixteen and older and is linked to the Danville Area Association for Retarded Citizens.
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Fred T. Hatcher Center
Brenda Bruce
Pittsylvania County School Board
Olivia Conley
Fred T. Hatcher
Danville Area Association For
Federal Judge Rules NC Inmate Grievance Commission Valid
RALEIGH AP A federal judge dismisses an action seeking to declare the law creating the North Carolina Inmate Grievance Commission unconstitutional. The ruling clears the commission to continue operations under state law.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North and South Carolina firms named on 1970 Arab blacklist
The Associated Press reports that at least seven Carolinas firms including Burlington Industries reportedly appear on a 1970 Saudi blacklist of companies doing business with Israel. Officials note the list is old and未clear why certain firms are listed, with several executives offering limited explanations or denying knowledge of the boycott.
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North
South Carolina
State Department
U.S
Israel
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Associated Press
Carolinas
Burlington Industries Inc
Greensboro
N.C
Re Search Inc
Waynesville
Spring Hinge Co., Inc
Landrum
Street Bros
Mid Atlantic Wars
Charleston
North Carolina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Republic. Steel Corp
Charlotte
Seven Glass Co
Durham
Miami Oxygen Services
Lexington
Burlington
Rea
Roanoke Firm Advances Stores Flattered by Arab Blacklist
Roanoke based Advance Stores Inc chairman Nicholas Taubman said he is flattered by being named on an Arab nations blacklist of 1,500 U S firms for doing business with Israel. The list released by Sen Frank Church includes firms like Ford Sears Xerox and RCA. Taubman noted family ties to Alliance Tire and Israel links and called it world politics.
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Roanoke (Ap
U. S
Nicholas F. Taubman
Advance Stores, Inc
Nixon
White House
Taubman
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate
Ford Motor Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
RCA
Xerox Corp
Israel
State Department
Church
Arthur Taubman
Alliance Tire & Rubber Co
Capitalism May Be School Topic In North Carolina Senate
Raleigh AP reports a bill approved 39-3 in the North Carolina Senate would require high schools to teach the free enterprise system. Gov. Holshouser backed the measure. sponsors Sen. Mauney and Rep. Foster argued for educating youth on private ownership, markets, and prices. Opponents warned it could force a specific doctrine.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Senate
James E. Hol Shouser Jr
William K
Mauney
Cleveland
Jo Foster
Mecklenburg
Foster
Senate
Agriculture Committee Delays Hike in Target Prices
The House Agriculture Committee postponed action on a one year emergency measure to raise target prices for corn wheat and cotton for 1975 crops. The plan would lift cotton to 48 cents per bale wheat to 3.10 a bushel and corn to 2.25 a bushel. Supporters cite farmer protection amid rising costs and a bumper crop forecast. Chairman Foley delayed the vote amid urban opposition concerns and to frame a broader farm bill strategy.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Earl L. Butz
Thomas F. Foley
D-Wash
Poage
Butz
Mississippi
USDA
Kansas
Indiana
Gudger Pushes Prison Idleness Reform in North Carolina
In Raleigh AP report Senator Lamar Gudger urges action to curb idleness in North Carolina prisons. He backs programs like tree planting and garden work at youth centers and plans to draft new measures while avoiding a chain gang approach. The Senate committee also advances split sentencing with safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Senate
North Carolina
Lamar Gudger
D-Buncombe
Ralph Edwards
Senate Criminal Justice and Corrections Committee
Gudger
Arthur Parrish Declared Outlaw in North Carolina
AP report from Durham says Arthur Junior Parrish, 23, of Durham was declared an outlaw by a superior court judge. The order allows any citizen to shoot if he refuses to surrender. Parrish is sought in the February 18 murder and armed robbery at a Durham meat market. Otis Rigsbee, 27, Hillsborough, was found slain. about $5,000 reportedly taken. Otis Carrington Jr., 26, Durham, faced grand jury charges on armed robbery. a third man is sought.
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Durham
N.C
Arthur Junior Parrish
Parrish
Otis
Jack” Rigsbee
Hillsborough
Harry Canaday
Benson
Otis Carrington, Jr
Durham Grand Jury
Rigsbee
State Broadcasters Seek Five Year Station Licenses
Virginia radio and television broadcasters urged the Virginia delegation to back legislation extending broadcast licenses from three to five years. At the 12th annual capital luncheon, Sen. William L. Scott and Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. attended along with eight House members. The group described the session as informal and said lawmakers appeared receptive to their ideas. The five year license bill previously stalled in Congress, while the association pushed further measures to stabilize licensing.
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Washington
Virginia
Virginia Association of Broadcasters
Congress
William L. Scott
Harry F. Byrd Jr
House
VAB
Honor Society Inducts 110 At O. T. Bonner
The O. T. Bonner Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society inducted 110 new members at a meeting of the Bonner Association of Families and Faculty last night. Officers presiding were Peter Freeman Tony Canady Deborah Bamberg Terri Gunnell Sharon Johnson Janice Yeatts and Annette McFalls. Members are selected by the faculty on character scholarship citizenship service and leadership. A reception was held in the commons honoring new members and their parents.
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O. T. Bonner
National Junior Honor Society
Bonner Association of Families
Peter Freeman
Uniform School Budget Free From Opposition
RALEIGH AP No opposition appeared at a public hearing before the House Finance Committee on a bill to establish a uniform school budget and fiscal control act for local public school units. Rep Lane Brown sponsor said the bill would replace a hodge podge of laws and Dingman praised it as a good compromise after months of hard work by involved agencies.
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Raleigh
House Finance Committee
Lane Brown
D-Stanly
Raleigh E. Dingman
Dingman
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Dickens
George Webster
Orie A. Yeatts
P. H. Neal
H.c.hallyburton
Samuel Mills
Hatcher Center
Burlington Industries
Horace Auberry
Welea Inc
Re-Search Inc
Auberry
Germany
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland, Ohio
Peter Frohlich
Bomber Spring Hinge Co
Frohlich
Claude Gunnels
Presi
Richardson Preyer
Dn.c
Alliance
New York Stock Exchange
United Jewish Appeal
Tennessee
Beatrice Pocahontas Co
Buchanan County
Western Union
Norfolk
Virginia Dyeing Corp
American Electric Power Co
Appalachian Power Co
Ralph Scott
D-Alamance
Penn Central Railroad
McNeill Smith
D-Guilford
Smith
Mary H. Odom
D-Scotjand
Agriculture Committee
Foley
House Democrats
Rep
W.R. Poage
D-Tex
N. C
Russell Kirby
D-Kirby
Julian Allsbrook
Glenn Jernigan
Cumberland
Jernigan
Clent Anderson Furniture CO
Shermont Baptist Church
W. Curtis Hall
WDVA
Shenandoah Life
Albert
Maurakis
al" Maurakis
Albert P. Mavrekis
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
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