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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1966

Page

9

Fourth Circuit Refuses to Move Demonstration Cases

The 4th Circuit again rules 105 demonstrators’ trials cannot be removed from Corporation Court to federal court. Judges Sobeloff and Bell dissented. MarsheI said appeal to the Supreme Court. Rulings cover related cases of Fred Wallace and Danville attorney Carter.

4Th Circuit U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals Corporation Court Appellate Court John W. Carter James A. H. Ferguson Simon E. Sobeloff J. Spencer Bell Henry L. Marshei Richmond U.S. Supreme Court A. M. Aiken Thomas J. Michie Federal Western District Court Circuit Court William M. Kunstler Columbia University Kunstler US. Supreme Court Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Fred Wallace Prince Edward County Danville Carter Wallace Harvard School of Law Tucker and Marsh Farmville Amelia County Nesro

Danville Tobacco Plan Dispute Nears End After Years

After four years of conflict over selling time for the Danville Market, Danville Tobacco Association and Bryant Buckner Associates urge quick resolution. Judge Ted Dalton seeks a decision before the 1966 season, with possible appeal to the 4th Circuit. The Royster Danville Plan faces FTC alternatives as parties press for finality.

Danville Danville Tobacco Association Bryant- Buckner Associates, Inc Ted Dalton Dalton 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals The Tobacco Association and I. M. Biggs Lumber Federal Trade Commission Warehouse Association Board of Trade Bryant-Buckner FTC Bryant Buckner Warren’s Warehouse Group W. Carrington Thompson Warren Thompson Royster Bryant Buckner 4Th Circuit

W T Eggleston Funeral Rites Set Tomorrow

Final rites for William Thom as Eggleston 76 will be held at 4 P M tomorrow from Townes Memorial Chapel. Interment will be Mountain View Cemetery. He died Thursday in a Columbia hospital. Axton native he lived in Greenville and Columbia and was a retired Southern Railway engineer. A World War II veteran and member of Battery E he belonged to Earle Street Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife and son of Columbia plus three sisters and a brother in Martinsville Virginia Beach Axton.

William Thomas Eggleston Townes Memorial Chapel Mountain View Cemetery Eggleston Columbia S.C Axton Greenville D.C The Southern Railway Co Earle Street Baptist Church Elizabeth Chaney Eggleston William Thomas Eggleston Jr J. L. Hodges Martinsville Carl Baxter Virginia Beach Annie Eggleston Dorsey Eggleston

Officer Helps Duke Student Post Bond After Riverside Crash

A Danville officer, W. L. Gibbs, aided Duke University student Steven Edward Simon, 19, of New London Connecticut, to post a $50 bond after a Riverside Drive crash that injured two and totaled $800 in damages. Simon left for classes, while another teen, Fred Aten Smith, 18, Providence, faced two reckless driving charges, first for rear ending Claudia Hancock, 17, of Harris Place, and then for speeding over 75 mph under state law.

Danville Duke University Riverside Drive Duke North Carolina W. L. Gibbs Steven Edward Simon New London Conn Simon Averett College Poplar St Leroy Kimbrell Jefferson Ave Virginia Smith Claudia Marie Hancock Harris Place South Main St Yanceyville Rd Hancock Hyler C. L. Morris

Area Church Services and Schedules

Area churches list service times with pastors and events. Christ the King Lutheran, Westover Hills, Mount Vernon, North Danville, Sandy Creek, and First Pentecostal Holiness present Sunday worship, Sunday school, and midweek activities. Evangelists and special sermons noted. chicken dinner at one church.

Christ the King Lutheran Albert S. Kresken, Jr Westover Hills North Danville

United Fund elects new officers and urges self evaluation

The United Fund of Greater Danville elected a new slate of officers after adopting a plan for member agencies to undertake a self evaluation study. Campaign pledges reached 268 826 77, exceeding the 268 810 goal. Walter D. Vincent was named president, A Jones Cox first vice president, T J Neil Nielsen second vice president, and Charles D Ragland treasurer. Fred L Evans Jr was re elected executive director. Temple Kerns and Evans praised volunteers and auditors notes. Special awards were given to Temple Kerns Vincent Swicegood and Ragland.

United Fund of Greater Danville Fred J. Evans, Jr Charles D. Ragland Walter D. Vincent A. Jones Cox J. Neil Nielsen Evans and Ragland T. Edward Temple United Fund Temple United Funds J. Blair Kerns Walter D. Vincent T. J. Neil Nielsen Old Community Chest Fred L. Evans, Jr C. J. Schollenberger Temple, Kerns Evans Kerns Cox Talmadge C. Jones L. Armistead Womack George B. Anderson Nielsen Wayles R. Harrison W. C Dan) Daniel Roland Asbury A. M. Pullen and Company Board of Directors Kerns- Cox Ashbury

Danville Seeks 89000 Plan For Homemakers Program

The Community Improvement Council seeks 89 thousand dollars for a homemakers program to train 20 low income women in a six week course. Trained workers will teach others, with pay at 1.25 dollars per hour, benefiting about 200 area families under the War on Poverty initiative led by Rev. Jackson Falls.

Community Improvement Council, Inc Federal Office of Economic Opportunity Charles A. Womack Womack OEO Jackson Falls

John B. Wood Dies At 84 In Crystal Hill

John Bak er Wood, 84, of Crystal Hill, a retired farmer, died Friday in a South Boston hospital. He is survived by three daughters Mrs. J 4H Conner of Lynchburg, Mrs. Richard Bracket t of Anson Me, and Mrs. W H Quarles of Nathalie. three sons George A Wood C Wilson Wood of Richmond, and Raymond H Wood of Hanover. two sisters Miss Ida Wood and Mrs S G Hatcher. 20 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. from Crystal Hill Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Crystal Hill John Baker Wood Clover Crystal Hill Baptist Church

Ralph Parrott Dies Formerly of Danville

Ralph Curtis Parrott 56 formerly of Danville died at 8 55 am yesterday in a Norfolk hospital He was a North Wilkesboro NC native and worked with J T Townes Printing Co while in Danville He is survived by his wife Dorothy Ingram Parrott two daughters Mrs A Deck Jordan Norfolk and Miss Sue Victoria Parrott Virginia Beach two sisters Mrs Clinton Bivens Danville and Mrs Edward Platzer Miami three grandchildren He was a member of First Christian Church Danville Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 pm at Holloman Brown Funeral Home Norfolk with interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery Norfolk

Ralph Curtis Parrott Danville Norfolk North Wilkesboro N.C J. T. Townes Printing Co Thomas Minnie Inscore Parrott Dorothy Ingram Parrott Virginia Beach A. Deck Jordan Sue Victoria Parrott Clinton Bivens Edward Platzer Miami Fla First Christian Church of Holloman-Brown Funeral Home Forest Lawn Cemetery

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Saturday Night Tance To Sunshine Park Jack Drees Winn Dixie Wsls-Tv Channel Jrd W. T. Eggleston Area Church Services First Pentecostal Holiness Don S. Whitfield Paul Taylor Mount Vernon Methodist W. Carroll Freeman Steward of the Good News Sandy Creek A. F Yarbrough Vincent, Cox John B. Wood South Bsston Ralph Parrott Dies Skearee'ee Ballou Park Shopping Center N. Union AT the Bridge Texaco Call Neal S. Windley Neal S. Windley Texaco, Inc
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