Penhook and Danville deaths listed in Penhook and Danville notices
The Notice summarizes obituaries for Cora Smith Edwards of Pittsburgh formerly Penhook and Clarence Boss Honeycutt of Danville. Edwards leaves six daughters, five brothers, four sisters, and seven grandchildren with services in Rising Sun Baptist Church, burial in Franklin County. Honeycutt, a Danville resident and WWII veteran, leaves wife Clarice Hall, a son, six daughters, siblings, and 25 grandchildren with funeral at Sheldon Baptist Church and burial in Highland Burial Park.
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Shorts and Mr Collins
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Goins Shorts will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from Beavers Funeral Home with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Born in Pittsylvania County, she leaves one daughter Sallie Shorts, a granddaughter and a great grandson. The family will receive friends tonight from 7 to 8. Also today at 3 p.m. services for William Muncie Collins of Danville Rt. 5 will be at Shermont Baptist Church with interment in Danville Memorial Gardens. Collins, born Sept 7, 1892 near Callands, was a World War I veteran and long time tobacco farmer. He leaves a wife, three daughters, three stepdaughters, a stepson, two sisters, six series and two great landchildren, plus foster children. The Mt. Cross Rd residence hosts the family and Barker Funeral Home holds the body until 1 p.m. today.
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Clarence (Boss) Honeycut
Sheldon Baptist Church
Roy Hall
Lloyd Carter
Highland Burial Park
Honeycutt
Halifax St
Memorial Hospital
Marshall County
Noah's
Sarah Mclntosh Honeycutt
Danville
Clarice Hall
Melvin
Ellis Honeycutt
Shirley Elliott
Jackie Galorth
Carol Adkins
Bonnie Scearee
Sarah Honeycutt
Baltimore
Susan, Brooks
Java
Charlie Honeycutt
Halifax Rd
Bell Carter
Clara Owen
Willie Isom
Danville Rt. 1
Wrenn-Yeatts Funeral Home
Ray Elliott
Garden Grove St
Fannie Goins Shorts
Beavers Funeral Home
H. L. Long
Oak Hill Cemetery
William Muncie
Collins
Shermont Baptist Church
Danville Memorial Gardens
Mr. Collins
Rt. 5
Roman Eagle Nursing Home
Mary Oakes Collins
Callands
Cora Ramsey
Martha Chitwood
Mary
Love Barbour
Reva Nester
Katheleen Wiley
Newport News
Walter B. Hunt
Virginia Albrecht
Williamsburg
Jessie Anderson
Rocky Mount
Ruby Strickland
Roanoke
Anna Belle Altice
Dorothy Doss
Thomas Altice
Richmond
Allen Myers
Pearl Barbour
Mt. Cross Rd
Barker Funeral Home
Andrews Rites Slated Tomorrow
Funeral services for Edward Monroe Andrews of Monroe Michigan are planned for tomorrow at Monroe Gospel Mission. He died in Danville Sunday and burial will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park. His body rests at Earl Little Funeral Home in Monroe.
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Edward Monroe Andrews
Danville
Monroe Gospel Mission
Monroe
Mich
Roselawn Memorial Park
Tne
Earl Little
Thomas Andrews
Laura Brown Andrews
West Virginia
Mary Williams
Chrysler Corp
Thomas
Edward Andrews
Raymond
Joseph
John Andrews
RL 2
James Andrews
Rt. 5
Mrs Hackney Rites Tomorrow
Funeral for Mrs Bessie Taylor Hackney will be at Ebenezer Mennonite Church at 2 p.m. Burial follows at Dan River Baptist Cemetery. The 84 year old widow of Ollie Green Hackney died yesterday in a local hospital. Surviving are two daughters, five sons, two sisters, four half sisters, and 17 grandchildren with eight great grandchildren.
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South Boston
Bessie Taylor Hackney
Ebenezer Mennonite Church
Dan River Baptist Church
Hackney
Ollie Green Hackney
Martha Powell
Halifax
Mary Seamster
Scottsburg
Guy
Phillip
Charlie
Lee Hackney
Ollie Hackney
Ada Whitlow
Alton
Mattie Conner
Richmond
Dossie Chapman
Jessie Warren
Elsie McGuffin
Willie Nicholls
Mrs. Alma Morton Dies in South Boston at 60
Alma Cole Morton of South Boston died Monday in a South Boston hospital. Born June 16, 1913 in Granville County, North Carolina, she was 60. Survived by husband G Royster Morton, two daughters, a son, two sisters, and five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home Chapel. Burial at Halifax Memorial Gardens.
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South Boston
Alma Cole Morton
Granville County
N.C
G. Royster Morton
Alex G. Winston
Calvin C. Osborne
Gerald T. Morton
Roanoke
Betty Stewart
London
Ohio
Geneva Currin
Oxford
Powell Funeral Home
Halifax Memorial Gardens
W. F. Cale
Emmett Simmons Funeral Today in Alton
Funeral for Emmett Clayeous Simmons, 63, will be held at 11 a.m. today at Aarnns Creek Baptist Church, with burial in the church cemetery. He died Sunday in a South Boston hospital. Survived by wife Ella, four daughters including Virginia and Nannie Simmons, sisters and brothers, including Alda Pulliam, Wilson, and George Simmons. Body at Brooks Funeral Home in South Boston.
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Alton
Emmett Clayeous Simmons
Aarnns Creek Baptist Church
Simmons
Alton Rt
South Boston
Ella Pulliam Simmons
Virginia Simmons
Nannie Simmons
Altom Rt
Martha [Ou Hite
Virgilina
Barbara Jean Harris
Alda Pulliam
Wilson
George Simmons
Clarksville
Grover Simmons
Chester
A. B. Simmons
Brooks Funeral Name
Mrs Patsy Price Dies Saturday in Daiville Home
Patsy Price widow of John J. Price died Saturday at her daughter Thelma Ferguson’s home 130 N Hunter St in Daiville. She was born to George and Patsy Thornton Scales and lived most of her life in Daiville where she served as Deaconness of Prospect Baptist Church and belonged to Lydia Chapter Order of Eastern Star. She is survived by five
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Patsy Price
John J. Price
Thelma Ferguson
N. Hunter St
Pittsylvania County
George and
Patsy Thornton Scales
Daiville
Prospect Baptist Church
Lydia
Order of Eastern Star
Above-Normal Absenteeism In Virginia Schools At Dawn
The Associated Press reports widespread early-morning absenteeism across Virginia as daylight saving time began. Parents, drivers, and school officials cite dark commutes, late buses, and flu outbreaks among drivers. In Roanoke and Richmond districts, calls, postponements, and extra crossing patrols were noted while some regions avoided major issues by delaying openings.
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Associated Press
Roanoke
Olfier
Virginia
Nalion
Traasusal
Don Pack
Ricmond
Stockness Amon
Richmond
Hampton
Irma McIntire
Lawyer Sues Gov Holton and Top Prison Officials
Richmond AP report says attorney Berry D. Willis Jr sued Gov Linwood Holton and senior prison officials over the escape of Bloodgood and Capleaner. The suit seeks removal actions for W Riddle G R Winslow S Secretary Of Human Resources Ofs Brown J Howard and acting superintendent B C Paderick. Willis claims negligence malfeasance misfeasance and incompetence and accuses Holton of being soft on criminals.
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Richmond
Caudé F. Bloodgood
Linwood Holton
Berry D. Willis Jr
Bloodgood
Lewis W. Capleaner
Heavier Penalty Handed Down In Appealed Case
Paul Weddle 42 of Cascade was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 12 months in jail by a Pittsylvania County Circuit Court jury after a third drunken driving offense. He appealed from General District Court in Chatham where Judge F Nelson Light had imposed no jail time and a 600 dollar fine.
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Paul Weddle
Pittsylvania County
Weddle
Cascade
General District Court
Chatham
F. Nelson Light
Virginia Officials Oppose Federal Driver Reexamination
Richmond AP Officials from the Highway Safety Division and the Division of Motor Vehicles travel to Washington to oppose a federal rule forcing every Virginia driver to take a written reexamination every four years. Director John T. Hanna cites higher costs and questionable benefits, noting Virginia’s lower death rate than some states with reexams. He estimates the first three years’ costs at 334000, 648000, and 780000 dollars respectively, urging allocation to alcohol countermeasures. The Motor Vehicles commissioner already holds broad power to require reexams for violators or accident cases.
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Richmond
Highway Safety Division
Division of Motor Vehicles
Washington
Virginia
John T. Hanna
Hanna
North Carolina
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Two GOP leaders urge Holton to keep Wansley imprisoned
In Richmond, Gov Holton was urged by Sen Burrus and Lynchburg chair Fernandez to reject clemency for Thomas C. Wansley, a twice-convicted rapist, with parole possible in five years. They argued justice for victims over mercy while Abernathy and local groups push for pardon. Wansley remains a Chesterfield work-release inmate as debate continues.
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Holton
Wansley
GOP
Richmond
Linwhned Holton
Thomas C. Wansley
Robert 8. Burrus Jr
Lynchburg
Republican Committee
John C. Fernandez
Quota End Would Shock North Carolina Economy
North Carolina economist Dr. Charles R. Pugh warns that ending flue-cured tobacco quotas could shock the state economy and threaten farm incomes across the Southeast. The USDA proposal to terminate quotas in 1974 lacks detail and timing, jeopardizing credit, farm planning, and price support while potentially expanding production and shifting geographic growing areas.
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Raleigh
U.S. Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
North Carolina State University
Charles R. Pugh
Federal Register
USDA
Pugh
Puph
Fairfax County Board Restrains Area Growth
Fairfax County Supervisors adopted an emergency ordinance to curb growth for 14 months while a new zoning law and comprehensive plan are developed. The measure, aimed at delaying permits and rezonings, pauses building permits and related filings with limited exceptions, and will be superseded by the forthcoming countywide zoning ordinance.
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Fairfax
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
Mandary
Police School Underway For New Recruits In Danville
Police officers from Martinsville Patrick Henry Pittsylvania South Boston Bristol Rocky Mount and Danville study in the Danville Regional Police School for new recruits. The two men began their four week course yesterday tracing 160 hours across 40 to 30 subjects. Instructors include Danville police personnel FBI agents Danville Community College staff and Commonwealth Attorney's office. Classes are in the Civil Defense area of the Municipal Building.
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Marlinsville
Patrick County
Henry County
Pittsylvania County
Rocky Mount
Bristol
Boston
Danville
FBI
Danville Community College
Commonwealth Attorney's Office
Water quality unaffected by Newport News dam plan
Newport News submitted an environmental statement to state and federal agencies asserting the proposed 6 million liter Creek dam and reservoir will not degrade water quality or water levels. The report notes no change to tidal marshes in the Chickahominy River and says all alternatives were rejected for environmental or cost reasons while promising a water supply increase from 35 to 609 million gallons daily to cover needs through 1999.
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Newport News
Amd
Lutte
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