Williams Rites Held For Willie M Williams
Funeral rites were conducted Friday at Citty funeral Home Reidsville for Willie M Williams of 416 Harrison Street. Rev Roy Bell officiated. Burial followed at Bethlehem Methodist Church cemetery. Williams died Thursday in Annie Penn Memorial Hospital after a 10 day stay. Survived by wife Mary Womble two daughters Burrell Stroud and Richard Parker Jr both of Kinston NC two grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Reidsville
N. C
Willie M. Willit
Harrison St
Citty Funeral Home
Roy Bell
Main Street
Bethlehem Methodist Church
Williams
Annie Penn Memorial Hospital
Rockingham County
Watts Tobacco Warehouse
Main Street Methodist Church
Reidville
Mary Womble
Chatham County
Burrell Stroud
Richard Parker, Jr
Kinston
Funeral Rites Set Today For Auto Victim Kilby Jr
Funeral services are set for Morris John Kilby Jr at 2 pm today in the McKee Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Roselawn. He died from head injuries and a broken neck after his car struck bridge railings on Route 220 near Ridgeway and overturned. He is survived by his parents Morris Join Kilby Sr, Martinsville, paternal grandparents J P Kilby, Martinsville, and maternal grandmother Mary Gardner, Martinsville.
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Martinsville
Morris John Kilby
Ridgeway
McKee
Roselawn
Kilby
Martinsville General Hospital
Morris Join Kilby, Sr
J. P. Kilby
Mary Gardner
Pringle Myers to Attend Virginia Agricultural Symposium
Pringle J Myers, coordinator of vocational agriculture for Pittsylvania County schools, is one of four participants in a symposium on recruitment in agricultural education. The 45th annual conference of Virginia Instructors of Vocational Agriculture runs from Monday at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, expected to draw about 400 instructors and administrators. The theme is Pro ipram Direction in Agricultural Education. The meeting closes Friday after an address by Maurice Rowe, state commissioner of agriculture.
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Edcalor
Pringle J. Myers
Pittsylvania
Virginia Instructors of
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Virginia
Maurice Rowe
Inflation Causes and Threats to Liberty in Virginia
A reader argues inflation stems from government spending and debt, listing who suffers from rising prices. The letter urges voters to back Senators Robertson and Byrd in the Democratic primary, contending they support sound fiscal policy and oppose inflation. It warns that continued spending could lead to socialism or communism and trims liberty.
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Willis Robertson
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Reynolds seeks support for Robertson and Byrd re election
A paid political ad notes Randall C. Reynolds and a group backing the reelection of Senator Robertson and Senator Byrd. The message urges continued political support and highlights the candidates' record.
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Robertson
Byrd
Funeral rites set Sunday for Mrs I T Jones
Ivadel T Jones of 57 Stokesland Ave died yesterday in Memorial Hospital after six weeks illness. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. from Swicegood Funeral Chapel with interment later. She was 40, born in Danville on Dec 26 1925, daughter of Delmar Perkins and the late Gussie Perkins. Married Feb 27 1941 to Howard David Jones. Survived by husband, her father and stepmother Mary Perkins, three daughters Joanna Joyce Janice and son James, two grandchildren. Body at the funeral home. family at residence on Stokesland Ave.
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Danville
Stokesland Ave
Gray Inspection
Dan River Mills
Emmanuel Church of the Brethren
Howard David Jones
Janice R. Jones
James H. Jones
Mary Healy rites set for 10 a m today in Danville
Graveside services for Mrs. Mary Boyer Healy are planned at Danville Memorial Gardens at 10 a m with Rev. Carl J. Naro officiating. She died yesterday after an illness since February while a patient in Memorial Hospital and had lived much of her life in Alabama Virginia and Florida. She was 68 and survived by Dr. Deiis W. Boyer of 309 Dogwood Dr sister Mrs. B W McLain Evanston Illinois and Samuel C. Shaffner Orange New Jersey.
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Mary Boyer Healy
Danville Memorial Gardens
Carl J. Naro
Healy
Deiis W. Boyer
Dogwood Dr
Memorial Hospital
Duke Hospital
Memorial
Healey
Mobile
Ala
Samuel Shaffner
Alabama
Virginia
Florida
Boyer
Delos Boyer
Vincent E. Healey
B. W. McLain
Evanston, Ill
Samuel C. Shaffner
Orange, NJ
Assault Case Bound Over To Grand Jury
A 30 year old man, Jesse Elmer Stove of Truman Drive, was bound over for grand jury action in Municipal Court for breaking into Nannie Patterson 1420 Betts Street home with intent to assault Joseph Thaxton of 815 Washington Street and for assaulting him and Patterson. In a separate case Melvin Turner of 309 Rhodernizer Street was fined $25 and costs and given 30 days suspended on two charges of passing worthless checks at Key Rexall. Larry Ventzon Thomas of Chatham Route 1 was fined $15 and costs for a hit and run involving Samuel Long of Courtland and an extra $10 for assault on Officer Mann.
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Jesse Elmer Stove
Truman Dr
Nannie Patterson
Betts St
Joseph Elmer Thaxton
Washington St
Patterson
Melvin Hampton Turner
Rhodenizer St
Area Church Services Continued From Page Five
Area churches list Sunday schools worship times and sermon topics across multiple congregations. Shelton Memorial Presbyterian, Longview Friends, Welcome Baptist, Fellowship Baptist, Fairview Methodist, Blairs Baptist, Lee Street Baptist, Halifax Street Body Church of Christ, and Third Avenue Congregational Christian Church provide service times, Sunday schools, youth groups, and prayer meeting details including topics like Gods Eternal Miracle and The Proper Foundation.
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Third Avenue Congregational
Christian Church
R. Eugene Keen Street Baptist
Moffett Memorial Baptist List of Services and Events
Victor E Mantiply pastor leads Moffett Memorial Baptist Church with Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship themes I Believe in the Church and Love at a Slave Sale screenings at 8 45 and 1 training union at 7 and Wednesday prayer at 7 30 p m
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Welccome Baptist
John A. Tickle, Jr
Fellowship Baptist
J. B. Arthur
Bible Training Union
Harry James
Speakling, ii
Training Union
Ralph Medlock
Lee Street Baptist Church
B. B. Istey
BYU
Moffett Memorial Baptist
Victor E. Mantiply
Emmanuel Church of the Brethren Service Schedule
Emmanuel Church of the Brethren outlines Sunday activities with Sunday school at 10 a m worship by W C Sweitzer speaking and a baptismal service at 2 pm outlined for the afternoon program.
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Emmanuel Church of the Brethren
W. C. Sweitzer
J W Martin Dies After Three Day Illness
John William Martin aged 66 died Friday at Memorial Hospital after a three day illness from a stroke. A Scottsburg native, he lived most of his life in Danville as a carpenter. He married Ellen Clayton in October 1950 and survived by his wife, a son William E. Martin, a daughter June Hadaway, a step son Bill Clayton, a step daughter Annie Hyler, three half siblings, two half sisters, and two grandchildren. The body is at Wrenn Yeatts Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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John William Martin
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Martin
Scottsburg
Marshall and
Rebecca Stephens Martin
Danville
Ellen Clayton
Martin
Grenwood
William E. Martin
Ringgold
June Hadaway
Los Angeles
Calif
Bill Clayton
Hills
Annie Hyler
Glenwood
Thomas Tuck
James
Floyd ‘Tuck
Roxboro
N.C
The Sixfold Ministry and Pierced Side Worship Series
A church service schedule lists 9 45 a m worship with Rev Staley Sorrell speaking on The Sixfold Ministry of Christ at 11 a m Youth Fellowship follows. Evening worship features The Pierced Side at 6 30 p m with a 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer service.
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Staley Sorrell
Sixfold Ministry of Christ
Battle opposed Robertson in campaign for Senate
Former Gov. John S. Battle openly criticized Sen. A. Willis Robertson and announced his opposition to Robertson’s bid for re election. Battle questioned Robertson’s achievements and warned about banking interests backing the senator. His son aids Robertson’s opponent, William B. Spong.
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Battle
Sen. Robertson
Charlottesville
John S. Battle
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Robertson
Senate
Wall Street
Banking and Currency Committee
William B. Spong
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W.M. Williams
Pringle Myers
Randall C. Reynolds
Mrs. I. T. Jones
Mary Healy
Area Church Services
Shelton Memorial Presbyterian
Marshall J. Pilkenton
Longview Friends
Roy Taylor
Raford Methuin
Brazil
Friends
Fairview Methodist Church
Louis E. Carson
Blairs Baptist Church
Roger Levetee
Ager
Halifax Street
Fof Christ
Joe Herndon
Walter Residence
Guilford
the Young People Fellowship
J. W. Martin
Ginia
Clearers
Ballou Park
N. Union AT the Bridge
UGC
Sherwood Shopping Center
Ballou Center
Riverside Center