Funeral notices for Mrs Underwood and others in Virginia and North Carolina
Mrs Dillie Trail Underwood 79 Ferrum Rt 3 died Tuesday in a Rocky Mount hospital. Survived by three daughters two Ferrum sons Danville and Henry Underwood a sister a brother nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral today 2 pm Long Branch Primitive Baptist Church burial in family cemetery. J V Richardson 71 Martinsville died at Winston Salem hospital. Son of John W and Sally Richardson he built J W Richardson Building Co. later Rotary Club and Martinsville Chamber of Commerce leader. Survived by wife Mabel a daughter Caral Franck Halifax a grandson three sisters and a brother. Funeral tomorrow 3 pm McKee Chapel entombment Roselawn Abby. Emma Newman Bradsher 82 Leasburg Rt 1 died yesterday in Roxboro hospital. Native of Caswell County member Leasburg United Methodist Church. Survived by four sons Newman J Bradsher Flint N Bradsher James R Bradsher Jr all Leasburg and Robert A Bradsher Roxboro. four daughters Margaret Dixon Gertie Hudgins both Roxboro Annie Bradsher Leasburg Tempie Moses Chatham and Evelyn Pike Maryland. three sisters Nancy Stephens Leasburg Bert James Reidsville Hattie Walters Alexandria VA. 17 grandchildren and 10 great tomorrow at 4 pm Leasburg United Methodist Church Rev Earl Dulaney. Burial Leasburg cemetery.
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Lynch — Station
Clyde Ellis Owengy
Lynch Station
Rt. 1
Buchanan County
Willie Owens
T Maggie Presley Owens
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
Maggie Owens Owens
Ralph Owens
Billy D. Owens
Carl F. Owens
Rustbury
Robert Owens
Evington
Condlea
Owens
Dewey Shortridge
Garland Owens
Aldrence
Warren
Mich
Belvin
Rains
California
Eunice Rains
Breaks
Mac Woods
Vansant
Arvil Whited
New Chapel‘Baptist Church
Finch and Finch Funeral Home
Altavista
Willard F’, Holley
Morris Holley
Beverly M. Holley Jr
George R. Holley
Chatham
Randy E. Holley
Everett L. Holley
Dorothy Hayden
Eva Stowe
Dry Fark
Emmanuel Pentecostal Holiness Church
Cecil Goales
F. W. Ellenberg
Highland Burial Park
Robert “Je Saunders Jr
Chatham Rt
Mecklenburg County
Robert Emmett Saunders
Cora Simmons Saunders
Ioelle Shorter Saunders
Robert E. Saunders I
Robert H. Hunter
Randolph N. Banes
Danville
Dewey E. Saunders
John 4. Matthews
W. D. Price
Martinsville
A. C. Mandrachia
Melrose
Mass
Seatte Funeral Home
Beverly J. Davis Jr
Hillcrest Burial Park
Elizabeth Bradley Cook
Charles Elwood Cook
Holland Road
J.C
Ruby Throckmorton Bradley
Nannie Bradley
Holand Road
Swicegood Funeral Home
Harald Chilton
Schoolfield Cemetery
Rustburg
Gladys Myers Coles Johnson
Rustburg Rt. 4
Lynchburg
Pittsylvania County
Walter Myers
Alice Stone Myers
Altavista Coles
G. Johnson
Bertha Mae Younger
Paterson
N.J
Beulah Grace
Wornie
Germany
Gertrude Coles
Nancy Coles
Hart
Gladys Smith
Alfonza Coles
Carleton Coles
Cleo Brooks
High Point
N.C
First Church of Jesus
T. R. Barbour
Miller Funeral Home
Ferrum
Dillie Trail Underwood
Ferrum Rt
Rocky Mount
W. G. Parsons
Luke Quinn
William Trail
Henry Underwood
Artis Moore
Charlie Trail
Long Branch Primitive Baptist Church
Amos Hash
J. Vv
Plantatiof
Winston Salem
Henry County
John W
Sally Jarrett Richardson
J. W. Richardson Building Company
Starling Avenue
Rotary Club
Martinsville Chamber of Commerce
TPA
Mabel Stegall Richardson
Caral R. Franck
Halifax
Fannie Wyatt
Grace Gravely
Tempie Moses
Ryland Richardson
McKee Chapel
Roselawn
Abby
Roxboro
Emma Newman Bradsher
Leasburg Rt. 1
Caswell County
Leasburg
Annie Ss. Bradsher
Burlington
Evelyn Pike
Maryland
Nancy — Stephens
Bert James
Reidsville
Hattie Walters
Alexandria
Mrs Noell Graveside Rites Held In Danville
Graveside rites for Mrs Mary Wootten Noell were held at Green Hill Cemetery at 4 p.m. with ministers Rev Albert J Schrader Rev Hill Riddle and Rev Charles M Riddle TI officiating. She died yesterday at 9 am in Danville Memorial Hospital. Born in Wilmington North Carolina to Edward R Wootten and Mrs Kate Borden Wootten she lived in Savannah Georgia before moving to Danville after marriage to Eugene D Noell who died in 1964. She was a member of Main Street United Methodist Church the Wednesday Club and a life member of the Danville Golf Club. She is survived by a cousin Mrs Charles M Riddle of Danville.
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Mary Wootten Noell
Green Hill Cemetery
Albert J. Schrader
Hill Riddle
Charles M. Riddle
Noell
Danville Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
N.C
Edward R. Wootten
Kate Borden Wootten
Savannah
Eugene D. Noell
Danville
Noel
Main Street United Methodist Church
C W Wilkerson Rites Tomorrow
Funeral for Curtis Wilson Wilkerson age 63 of Pittsburgh, Pa formerly of Java will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Riceville Baptist Church. Rev Ernest McLaughlin will conduct the service with burial in the church cemetery.
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Java
Curtis Wilson Wilkerson
Pittsburgh
Riceville Baptist Church
Ernest McLaughlin
January Thaw Eyed In Nation As Weather Teases Spring
Washington researchers describe the January thaw as a recurring pattern when a high pressure system passes between storms. NOAA forecasts for January show above average warmth in the eastern third of the nation with warmer conditions along a strip from Washington to western Arizona and northern California cooler. The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a mild start to January followed by a return to cold. Farmers note lingering signs in fields, birds, and early buds as snow recedes briefly.
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Midwest
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Maine
Great Lakes
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
California
Farm Mechanics Classes Start Soon in Pittsylvania County
Farm mechanics courses for area adults begin next week at local schools. The program, taught by vocational agriculture instructors, offers basic instruction in repairing and building farm equipment. Climax Elementary School opens tomorrow with Louis Sink teaching Tuesday.
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Pittsylvania County
Oolassat Climax
Louis Sink
James Pollok Dies At Age 53
Graveside services for James Morris Pollok will be held today at 11 a.m. at Green Albert Schrader. Pollok, 53, of Richmond, formerly of Danville, died Wednesday in Richmond. He was a World War II veteran and a retired salesman. He is survived by his wife Doris L. Pollok and two nephews.
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James Morris Pollok
Green Hill Cemetery
Albert Schrader
Pollo
Richmond
Danville
Charles C. Pollok
Beulah Hubbard Pollok
Doris L. Pollok
Mt. Lynchburg
Thomas
First Bicentennial Event Held In Va
NORFOLK AP It was 200 years since the British fleet bombarded St. Paul’s Episcopal Church where a cannonball remains in the wall. In a 1976 ecumenical service, British and American clergy joined to mark America’s first official bicentennial event with prayers and reflections on past hostilities.
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Norfolk
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
America
Gunshot Victim Mrs Bower 24 Admitted to Hospital
Alma Bower aged 24 of Mulberry Road was admitted to Memorial Hospital about 230 am yesterday with a gunshot wound to the face. Police would not furnish details but said a warrant has been issued for a man now in custody of Pittsylvania County authorities.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Annie Edson Taylor
Bay City
Mich
Niagara
Falls
Alma Bower
Mulberry Road
Memorial Hospital
Pittsylvania
Mrs Gravely Dies In Norfolk
Grace G. Gravely, 89, died in a Norfolk nursing home after years of declining health. Born in Danville, daughter of A. E. Gray and Hattie Harris Gray. Lived in Stonewall Apartments with husband B. Frank Gravely who died in 1989. Survived by daughter Frances OG Saul of Virginia Beach and son Gray Gravely of Los Angeles. Graveside rites set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Green Woxhrow Giles.
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Grace G. Gravely
Norfolk
Danville
A. E. Gray
Hattie Harris Gray
Stonewall Apartments
B. Frank Gravely
Frances OG. Saul
Virginia Beach
Gravely
JLARC Proposes Streamlining Agencies and Drug Policy Changes
JLARC notes procedural reforms to align reporting with state and federal standards and suggests reorganizing agencies. A key proposal would place alcohol and drug programs under a single agency, though JLARC notes alcohol often appears with other drugs. The commission finds high school drug use, with students experimenting from alcohol to heroin.
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JLARC
Jowls Continued Fever A New Year Food Tradition
The piece records family traditions for New Year meals with hog jowls, turnip greens, and black-eyed peas as essential dishes. Robert Hairston and Mrs. Parris Stout describe adding spinach, pinto beans, macaroni and cheese, and corn bread, noting greens symbolize money.
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