Deaths And Funerals In Caswell And Surrounding Areas
Rosa Murphy Wray of Pelham Caswell County dies at 92 after three year decline born July 12 1881 Ashland Road Baptist Church member widow of Joseph Adam Wray survived by 3 daughters 7 sons 33 grandchildren 48 great grandchildren services at Ashland Road Baptist Church Thursday 2 PM interment Pleasant Grove Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery remains at Swicegood Funeral Home Wednesday 7:30 to 9 PM. Also Mrs Belle Johnson Sutzer dies in Memorial Hospital born August 6 1898 in Rockingham Co NC Bluestone Local Baptist Church worked 30 years for Lorillard Tobacco Co retiring in 1962 survivors include 4 children 11 grandchildren 40 great grandchildren 4 great great grandchildren services Thursday 2 PM Tr Brooks & Bro Funeral Chapel interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Family at funeral home Wednesday 7 to 8 PM and at Exie S Snipes residence 33L North Ridge Street Clover Rt.1. Funeral rites for Mrs Katie Moorefield Ferrell held today Rogers Chapel Church burial Rogers Chapel Cemetery survivors include 4 daughters 4 sons 11 grandchildren 5 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Murphy Wray
Pelham
Caswell County
Wray
N.C
Duly
Henry W. Murphy
Julie Walker Murphy
Ashland Road Baptist Church
Joseph Adam Wray
Lottie Brande
Francis Saunders
Burlington
Mollie Shepherd
Danville
Joe Henry Wray
Woodrow
Jack” Wray
Edward Wray
Johnson Wr
Belle Johnson Sutzer
Memorial Hospital
Sutzer
Rockingham Co
Warren
Vinnie Coates Johnson
Bluestone Baptist Church
2. Lorillard Tobacco Co
Mary J. Sutzer
Exie S. Smipes
Bessie S. Tanner
James Sutzer
Thanville
Frien
Exie S. Snipes
North Ridge Street
Clover
Katie Moorefield Ferrell
Rogers Chapel Church
Ferrell
John Henry Ferrell
Hallfay Counts
Martin A. Moorefield
Reaves Moorefield
Rogers Chapel Baptist Church
Virginia Ferrell
Richmond
Ilb, Owen
Newport News
CR. Claxton
Fayetteville
Nlc
HL. Downey
Falls Church
Janes Ferrell
Hyattsville
Med
Billy and
Jerry Ferrell
J. Sam Ferrell
Willard M. Downey Final Rites Held Today
Funeral rites for Willard M. Downey scheduled for 2 p.m. at Brooks Chapel in South Boston. Downey, born December 27, 1910 in Granville County North Carolina, died Monday in a local hospital. Survived by wife Bluchell Morningstar Dawney, a sister and a brother, with services continuing tomorrow at Branks Chapel with Masonic interment at Oak Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Willard M. Downey
Brooks Chapel
Downey
Granville County
N.C
Thomas Calvin Downey
Beatrice Willard Downey
Ife
Halifax County
Jefferson Senior High School
Roanoke
Name Beneficial Life Insurance Co
First Baptist
Bluchell Morningstar Dawney
Grey D. Giles
Virgilina Rt
Thomas Danes
Buffalo Junction
Branks Chapel
Oak Ridge Cemetery
N W Glass Final Rites Held in Farmville
Funeral rites for Nathaniel Wanding Glass of Pamplin were held at Doylee Burger Funeral Home. Interment at Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery in Rice. Glass, 83, died Sunday in a Farmville hospital after a life as a farmer and public servant. He served in the Army, police force, and leaves a widow Nannie Norman Glass, three daughters Carroll Elliott, Mildred Fallon, Gwendolyn Jamerson, nine grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmville
Nathaniel Wanding Glass
Pamplin
Nannie Norman Glass
Carroll W. Elliott
Burkeville
Mildred Fallon
Rice
S. Gwendolyn Jamerson
Mrs Owen Dies At 55 In Hospital
Eva Riddle Pickral Owen aged 44 wife of Robert J. Owen of Gretna Rt 1 died in Danville Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Born July 1 1918 in Pittsylvania County she was a daughter of B H Riddle and Delia Crider Riddle. She was a member of Sheva Church of Christ survived by husband one son Larry Lee Owen Elizabeth City NC Myra Riddle Owen Elizabeth City Robyn Ann Owen of the home Mrs Jesse L East Dr of Dahlgren and Mrs John T Yeats one sister Mrs Harry East Chatham Rt 5 four grandchildren Funeral at Sheva Church of Christ Thursday at 3 PM Rev Robert L Johnson Rev Melvin D Styons burial in church cemetery body at Scott Funeral Home family at Gretna Rt 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Riddle Pickral Owen
Robert J. Owen
Gretna
Rt. 1
Danville Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Owen
Pittsylvania County
B. H. Riddle
Delia Crider Riddle
Sheva
Larry Lee Owen
Elizabeth City
Myra Riddle Owen
Robyn Ann Owen
Jesse L. East
Dahlgren
John T. Yeats
Lynchburg
Harry East
Chatham Rt. 5
Sheva Church of Christ
Robert L. Johnson
Melvin D. Styons
Maude Fenimore Schultz
W. D. Sheets
Westover Hills United
D D Goods Final Rites Set Thursday
Final rites for Daryl Darnell Goods of Danville will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Christ Temple Holiness Church with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. He died after a car crash on Craghead Street. He was born March 1 1956 in Pittsylvania County. Survived by his mother Estelle Goods four brothers five sisters an aunt and uncle six nephews five nieces and other relatives. Visitation at Harvey's Funeral Home tonight 7 to 8.
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Daryl Darnell Goods
Leeland Road
Apt
Danville
Christ Temple Holiness Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Daryl
Memorial Hospital
Craghead Street
Pittsylvania County
Estelle Motley Goods
Dan River High School
Schoolfield Recreation Center
Clyde
Bobby
Ronald
Reginald Goods
Gloria
Lorri
Toya Goods
Alease Hunt
Ruby J. Hardwick
Spring Lake
N.C
Harvey
Mrs. Hudson Dies At 67 In Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Osborne Hudson aged 67, wife of the late C. Buford Hudson, died at Memorial Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. Born in Pittsylvania County on April 1, 1906, she was the daughter of the late William Osborne and Sally Ann Adkins Osborne. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Howard W. Walker and Mrs. Charlie W Hedrick, both of Chatham Route 3, D. C. (Bob) Osborne of Chatham Route, and Mrs. Carrie Lee Hubbard of Martinsville, plus two grandchildren. Body at Scott Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Osborne Hudson
C. Buford Hudson
Chatham Rt. 3
Memorial Hospital
Pittsylvania County
William Osborne
Sally Ann Adkins Osborne
Maseville Christian Church
Charlie W. Hudson
Howard W. Walker
Charlie Whedrick
Chatham
Rt. 3
D. C
Move To Block Blue Ridge Dam Rejected
Washington AP Senate rejected a move to delay or block the $430 million Blue Ridge hydroelectric project on the Low River in Virginia. Senator Sam Ervin sought to amend a $1.28 billion public works bill to pause licensing until an Army Corps study is completed. Opponents argued the amendment aimed to kill the project. backers, including Appalachian Power, push for approval for economic and energy reasons. The reservoir would span 44 miles across southern Virginia and northern North Carolina, potentially displacing many residents and altering a highly scenic area. The project has lingered with the Federal Power Commission for eight years, drawing Virginia support and North Carolina opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Blue Ridge
Low River
Virginia
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Federal Power Commission
Two Cedars
Army Corps of Engineers
Fervin
FPC
North Carolina
No Charge Off Of Insurance Deposit Losses
Virginia tax guidance says Norfolk Savings & Loan depositor claims cannot be charged off as losses on 1973 tax forms. The State Corporation Commission closed Norfolk Savings in 1978 after shortages. Receiver Edwin R. MacKethan says deposits listed at 12.3 million may have only about 2 million in liquid assets. IRS warned tax accountants not to claim deposits as bad debts. percentage and timing of worthless deposits undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichmond
Theternal Revenue Service
Norfolk ‘Ivings & Loan Corp
State Corporation Commission
Norfolk Savings Dan
IRS
Virginia
Norfolk Savings
Edwin R. MacKethan
MacKethan
Virginia Highways seeks bids to relocate cemetery graves
The Virginia Department of Highways invites bids from licensed funeral directors to relocate about 16 interred individuals from a cemetery in Henry County due to State Route 220 project. Graves will be reinterred at Carver Memorial Garden Cemetery. Bids due Feb 14, 1974 at 10:00 a.m. Salem District Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Department of Highways
Dawson Callaway
John A. Jones
Henry County
Virginia
Carver Memorial Garden
Salem
P.O
Computerized traffic lights could cut Northern Virginia drivers time
A transportation study by HHIK & Associates of Alexandria finds computerized control of Northern Virginia traffic lights could reduce driving time by up to 20 percent. Only 120 of 493 intersections are linked to a central system. a $35 million plan would connect them, but worries persist about increased commuter traffic through Alexandria and Arlington as officials weigh costs and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
APIA
Northern Virginia
Come Muntees
Aire
Hhik & Associates of
NVIC
Arlington
Alxandria
Fairfax Counts
Fairfax City
Ralls Church
Dun
McConchie
Mexandria
Dowwatown
Fairfax County
Mt. Vernon
Alexan
hIies
Alan H. Magazine
Baileys Crossroads
Virginia
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the Register
Danville, Va
Rosa Wray
Mrs. Ferrell
W. M. Downey
N. W. Glass
Owen
Scott Funeral Home
Gretna, Rt. 1
D. D. Goods
Blue Ridge Dam
Mrs
Eva Riddle Owen
Reaion Bible College
Elizabeth Cis
Willie L. Stanfield, Jr
Artist Jones
Danny Stanfield
Dennis Stanfield
Kemp Miller
Larry Miller
Santa Claus
New York
American Society of Came Pousers
Nas
Vingant Younans
Otte Harbach
Dick Smuthers
e. @ Clunnogs
ASCAP
el Fairns
Helpe Reindver
Shaty
Tia Sum
Sani
A. F. Johnson
Dave Maxwell
Alcatraz
Calit
Claire Thompson
Darek Behan
Alcatras
Merralis
Sithd
Sage Sinus
Mermal
Symbelie
Delaney Street Foundation
Lamy Vor Poscil
Torres ‘Wrty
Dria
U.S. 1
Cinetlon
Thoroug
LIFE
Mobile Home
Gilbert’s Insurance Agency
South
Boston Road
Harnsberger’s Dept. Store
Virginia National
VNB
Virginia National Bank
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