Deaths And Funerals Stoneville and Chatham
A funeral for Charlie Grove Price 7 dollars of Rt 3 will be at 1 a m Saturday at Pair Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Charles Atkins officiating. Burial will be Floyd Baptist Church where he was a member. He died Wednesday in Morehead Memorial Hospital. Surviving are three daughters and a brother. A funeral for Herry Martin Daniel Adkins 29 of Chatham Rt 3 will be Sunday at 2 p m at Scott Chapel. Burial in the Daniel family cemetery. He died Thursday evening at home. The family will receive friends Saturday 7 to 8 p m at Scott Funeral Home. Additional survivors include a brother and four sisters.
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Stoneville
Charlie Grove Price
Pair Funeral Home
Charles Atkins
Floyd Baptist Church
Price
Rt. 3
Morehead Memorial Hospital
Rockingham County
Francis Baker
Danville
Massey Hodges
Eden
Robert Price
Reidsville
Bettie Love Creasy
Patsy Sue Creasy
Dorothy May Cook
Gretnart 4
Kathy Lee Daniel
Chatham T. 4
Correction on Aiken Bridge no-car crash report
The Friday Register corrects a prior error in naming drivers in a no car crash on Aiken Bridge. Lillian V. Hodge was the southbound driver who lost control and struck Talley, who was traveling northbound. The police report notes Hodge braked to avoid an entering vehicle and lost control. The Register regrets the error.
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Aiken Bridge
Friday Register
Steve L
Cedar Lane
Lillian V. Hodge
Ms. Hodge
Talley
Danville
Register
Judge Finds No Probable Cause In Two Hearings
Judge William E. Land found no probable cause in two Danville cases. George D. Conway 28 of 283 Grant 51 Apt 1 faced a felony charge for firing a pistol into Ernestine McMoore 32 Grant St Apt 7 on April 16. Bobby R. Lumpkin was charged with feloniously removing property on April 25.
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William E. Land
Danville
Miss Morton Elected Assistant Secretary at Virginia Tobacco Co
Mary Ann Morton of 237 Montague St. has been chosen as assistant secretary of Virginia Tobacco Co Inc and Virsa Inc. She joined Virginia Tobacco Co. in August 1955. A Danville Public Schools alumna, she earned an AA S. degree in business management from Danville Community College in 1975 and is an August candidate for an A.A.S. degree in accounting. She is active in Beta Sigma Phi and the National Secretaries Association chapters in Danville.
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Mary Ann Morton
Montague St
Virginia Tobacco Co. Inc
Virsa Inc
Miss Morton
Virginia Tobacco Co
Danville
Danville Area Job Watch From Virginia Employment Commission
Weekly listing of available jobs in Danville registered with the Virginia Employment Commission through Friday. Details and more at the VEC office 734 Main St. Opportunities include pantry goods, malt maintenance, cashier, bookkeeper, taxi driver, interior designer, farm builder, cook, clerk, supervisor, carpenter, waiter, driver, sales, and more. Abbreviations explained: HS grad, R&W, W/T.
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Danville
Virginia Employment Commission
VEC
Main St
Summer Employment Up as Jobs Rise Despite Higher Unemployment
May figures from the Danville Virginia Employment Commission show an area unemployment rate of 7.2 percent with 4 056 jobless among a 55 983 civilian labor force. Despite 1 451 more people employed, 262 more were out of work. City unemployment is 8.1 percent, county 6.5. Goodyear and other firms are hiring and construction is up. The summer work program via CETA pushes June placements to 343, with 200 more eight week jobs planned in July. Migrant laborers are expected to number about 128 by end July.
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Danville
Virginia Employment Commission
VEC
Danville-Pittsylvania County
CETA
Rachel Mellon
WEC
Goodyear
Melcott Saidowever
Wall Enters Guilty Pleas On Three Burglary Counts
In Danville Circuit Court retrial, Larry Eugene Wall pleaded guilty to three statutory burglary terms. Judge James F. Ingram scheduled a presentence report for Sept. 6 after the Fourth District reversed an earlier conviction for a trial by an impartial jury.
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Wall
Danville
Larry Eugene Wall
James F. Ingram
Wall Builty
4Th District Court of Appeals
Ingram
Harry Harrison Elam Jr
Hancock Sentenced On Uttering Charge In Pittsylvania
George Ellis Hancock Jr. pleaded guilty to five counts of uttering worthless checks tied to a Climax mercantile case. Five checks totaling 1450 dollars were written to Central Oil Corp. The judge sentenced him to 90 days in jail on one count with a suspended term on the rest, plus restitution and one year of probation after release.
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George Ellis Hancock Jr
W. Carrington Thompson
Pittsylvania County
Hancock
Climax
Central Oil Corp
Hanegek
Thompson
Detective Jackson Brown Attends FBI Academy Session
Detective Spt. Jackson Hi. Brown of the Dajville Police Department attends the 110th FBI National Academy session with about 250 law enforcement officers at Quan Hea.
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Spt
Jackson Hi. Brown
Dajville
FBI National Academy
Quan- Hea
Fairfax Water Bill Hike Approved by County Authority
Fairfax County property owners will pay an additional 15 percent on their water bills after the County Water Authority approved the measure on Friday.
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Fairfax, Va
Fairfax County
County Water Authority
New Cardiac Center Ready For Opening
Memorial Hospital in Danville previews its new Cardiac Treatment Center, the fifth in the Commonwealth and the first in southside Virginia, funded by a Virginia Heart Association grant. The facility offers inpatient and outpatient programs with nurse therapists guiding a 12 level care plan, exercise stress testing, and a lifelong home program supervised by physicians and nurse specialists. An open house is scheduled Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. prior to Monday patient treatment start.
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Memorial Hospital of
Danville
Hunter A. Grumbles
Ronald G. Joyner
Clifford G. Gaddy
Syed A. Ahmed
Joan Smith
Commonwealth
Southside
Virginia
Memorial Hospital
Southern Virginia
American Heart Association
AHA
The
Heart Association
Virginia Heart Association
Donnie Stowe
Southern Virginia Division
Cardiac Center
Memorial
Cardiac Treatment Centers
American Sterilizer Co
Dowdy Surrenders to Federal Authorities in Lynchburg Case
Harold Wayne Dowdy and his wife Maria surrendered to federal authorities after being indicted by a grand jury on income tax evasion and morals charges. Each posted a $20,000 bond? they were unable to. They appeared before U.S. Magistrate Earle Garrett II and were remanded to custody. A future hearing before Judge Glen Williams Jr. is set in Lynchburg to consider bond reductions. Dowdy, owner of the 58 Truck Stop, faces related charges. Maria Dowdy was indicted for false testimony.
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Harold Wayne Dowdy
Maria
FBI
IRS
U.S
Earle Garrett II
Glen Williams Jr
Williams
Lynchburg
Dowdy
Danville
U.S. 58
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Ralph Otis Walton
Green Grove Apartments
Danville Golf Club
Brown
National Academy
Fairfax
Fred Bevill
Billy Graham
Religious Book Center
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Ron Joyner
Clifford Gaddy
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