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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1974

Page

7

Funeral rites for Robert J. Bowles held today

Funeral rites for Robert J Bowles will be held today at 2 p.m. from Swicegood Chapel by Rev. Earl Dalton and Rev. John Finklea. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery. Bowles, 92, died at home Friday night after a year of declining health. Born May 28, 1881 in Pearisburg, he was a retired farmer long in the Danville area. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Hyler and sons Robert R Bowles and Ernest S Bowles, all of Danville, 16 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. He was married to the late Nannie Eggleston. He was a member of Forest Lawn Baptist Church.

Robert J. Bowles Swicegood Chapel Earl Dalton John Finklea Mountain View Bowles Walton Ave Mr. Bowles Pearisburg Marshal Martha Petty Bowles Danville Forest Lawn Baptist Church Nannie Eggleston Elizabeth Hyler Robert R. Bowles Ernest S. Bowles

Mrs Delilah Wade Stewart Final Rites Set in Philadelphia

Funeral services for Mrs Delilah Wade Stewart will be held Tuesday at 8 p m from Clarence Fontaine Funeral Home in Philadelphia Burial will be in Philadelphia She was a former Danvillian and teacher in local public schools and died in Philadelphia Survivors include son Herbert Stewart Jr daughter Joyce Stewart two sisters Gladys Lloyd and Dorothy Martin and the family home is 7124 Forrest Ave Philadelphia

Delilah Wade Stewart Philadelphia Clarence Fontaine Oxford St Stewart Charlie Peggie Wade Herbert Stewart, Jr Joyce Stewart Gladys Lloyd Dorothy Martin Danville Forrest Ave

Mrs. Fannie Snead Terry Funeral Today at Powell Chapel

Funeral rites for Mrs. Fannie Virginia Snead Terry are set for 3 30 p m at Powell Chapel South Boston. She dies at 70. Burial will be in the Terry family cemetery. She is survived by her husband Henry Paul Terry three daughters two sons and five grandchildren. She was born in Halifax County and was a Fork Baptist Church member.

Scottsburg Fannie Virginia Snead Terry Powell Chapel South Boston Terry Henry Paul Terry Scottsburg Rt. 1 Halifax County Henry Noel Snead Sarah Elizabeth Allen Snead Fork Baptist Church Ed Bates Brooknell W. H. Jones III Alvin Tucker Henry P. Terry Jr Halifax Nathaniel A. Terry

W S Pippin Final Rites Set Monday

Funeral services for Walter S. Pippin will be held Monday at Henderson Funeral Home with burial in River View Cemetery Abingdon. The 86 year old died at his home after a week of illness. He had lived in the city at different times and is survived by wife Lillie of Danville a son Sterling of Pittsylvania County and three daughters Mrs Burton Mrs Hopkins and Mrs Mobley all of Danville.

Walter S. Pippin Henderson River View Abingdon Pippin Lillie Pippin Danville Sterling Pippin Pittsylvania County R. L. Burton J. G. Hopkins R. S. Mobley

Bank Robbery Suspect Identified From Lorton Escape

Frederickburg authorities hold Aaron H. Kenner 24 in bank robbery case tied to Lorton escapee. Two other Lorton suspects sought. Kenner charged with bank robbery and felonious assault for shooting at a pursuing officer. Robbers fled on foot with about $12,000. Additional loot found later in Fredericksburg. no injuries reported.

Fredericksburg Federal Reformatory Lorton Aaron H. Kenner Kenner Federal City College Washington Reformatory

Committee Plans Talk With Butz Over Tobacco Policy

A 10 member Johnston County committee in Smithfield requests a meeting with Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz. They fear changes to flue-cured quota policy could end the price support and production control program. Farmers and businessmen met Friday to discuss the possible acreage-poundage increases or quota lifts for next year.

Smithfield N.C Johnston County Earl Butz U.S. Department of Agriculture

Taxpayers group opposes Virginia real estate tax reform

The Virginia Taxpayers Association opposed a state advisory committee plan for a uniform statewide real estate assessment system. In Charlottesville, the group called the study a power grab by the State Department of Taxation and criticized secrecy and lack of taxpayer input. The committee, led by William H. Forst, cost 200000 and aims to value property near market value while localities keep setting tax rates. The VTA represents 8000 to 9000 members statewide.

Charlottesville Virginia Taxpayers Association VTA State Department of Taxation Taxation Department Linwood Holton General Assembly VPA Kennth White William H. Forst Holton WPA

Body Found On Road Identified

The body found on a road shoulder near an intersection in Fairfax Virginia has been identified as Walter Clarence Moore 19 of Norristown Pennsylvania. A state medical examiner said Moore was shot in the chest with a shotgun. Fairfax County and Virginia state police are handling a joint investigation after a tow truck operator reported helping two men change a flat tire on a Cadillac with New York plates.

Fairfax Walter Clarence Moore Norristown Moore New York Fairfax County Virginia

Tobacco quotas protest grows as farmers resist plan

Supervisors urged the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz to keep tobacco marketing quotas and acreage allotments for 1974-75. Growers fear economic chaos. Danville and Pittsylvania County plan or have moved to oppose the proposal. The Board also plans to appoint five members to three stabilization boards to oversee potential federal price and rent controls.

U.S Earl Butz Agriculture Department Danville Pittsylvania County Virginia

Prison Fence Voltage May Be Cut

Raleigh AP Central Prison Warden Sam Garrison says he will pursue reducing the 4,300 volt fence to a level that could stun a would be escapee without killing him.

Raleigh Sam Garrison

Henry New Ramah Lodge Head elected as Master

Melvin R. Henry has been elected and installed as Worshipful Master of Ramah Lodge No. 70 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. Henry, a Danville Police Department lieutenant, will serve the coming year with Melvin Jefferson as senior warden and Jackson Brown as junior warden.

Melvin R. Henry Ramah Lodge No Henry Danville

Virginia Coalition Seeks More Black Appointees to State Boards

The Black Higher Education Coalition approved a plan to boost black representation on Virginia state college boards of visitors. They seek a meaningful share of 40 to 50 annual appointments, noting only 21 of 172 board members are black across five senior colleges.

Richmond Black Higher Education Coalition Virginia Curtis Harris Hopewell Charles W. Howell Jr Coalition Elnet Mills Godwin Howell Godwin Clarris

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R. J. Bowles W.S. Pippin Council W. C. Bray Marvin D. Haraway N. Main St William R. Brown Keens Mill Road J. C. Thornton Courtland and Lancaster Streets Sue Cook Tilley Laramie Circle Forst New Ramah Melvin Henry Motor Inns Anderson Furniture Co Downtowner Motor Inn Main ST Coalition Group Harris Memorial Hospital Duke University Hospital Swicegood Tina P. Kendrick Memoriam Nannie Bet Hall Husband B. L. Hall and B. L. JR Lawn Crypts Danville Memorial Gardens Finney Mortage Insurance Agency B.T.U WKBY Chatham W. C. Bradley Southall Baptist Church Southampton Avenue Swicegood Funeral Home West Main Street First Federal Savings and Loan Ass'n. of First Federal Conyriant First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Main Street Danville, Virginia FSLIC
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