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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1977

Page

6

Death of Charles Crowder Former Publisher in Virginia

Charles Woodrow Crowder 59, publisher of The Winston Salem Journal and Twin City Sentinel since 1974, died unexpectedly Friday afternoon at his Danville home. He led Virginia newspapers in multiple roles, with a career spanning Richmond and several Virginia cities, survived by his wife Joyce and two sons. The body remains at Townes Funeral Home as arrangements are made.

Charles Woodrow Crowder Winston- Salem N.C Commercial Appeal Newpapers Virginia Ketchum-McLeod and Grove Crowder Commonwealth Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Beacon Press Richmond Richmond Times-Dispatch Joyce S. Crowder Charles W. Crowder Jr Danville Jimmy L. Crowder Los Angeles Calif Beulah Myers Virginia Searee Peggy Gossett Orange Tex Shirley Sherve Charlottesville John L. Crowder Townes Funeral Home

Mrs. Wilmouth Rites Sunday

Mrs. Virginia Mae W. Wilmouth 56 died Thursday in a South Boston hospital. Born in Halifax County she was daughter of Ernest G. and Mertie Throckmorton Wilmouth. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. from Powell Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Scottsburg Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 8 p.m.

South Boston Virginia Mae W. Wilmouth Halifax County Ernest G Mertie Throckmorton Wilmouth Fork Baptist Church Eleanor W. Rickman Hyattsville Edith Crenshaw Silver Springs Shirley Snead Henry J. Wil

Mrs. Hentgen Dies In Bowie

Mrs Cyriil Mawyer Hentgen 48 of Bowie Md died Thursday morning in Bowie after a year long decline. She leaves her mother Mrs Mary Mawyer of Hurdle Mills North Carolina her husband Joe Hentgen of Bowie and two children. A funeral will be held at 10 am Monday at St Pyers Funeral Home Bowie.

Bowie Cyriil Mawyer Hentgen Danville Mary, Mawyer Hurdle Mills N.C Joe. Hentgen Howie St. Pyers Funeral Home

Louise Mills Rites Sunday

A funeral for Louise Lyle Mills is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. from Joseph W. Bliley Chippenham Chapel in Richmond. Burial will be at Dale Memorial Park in Chesterfield County. The 51 year old Danville native, retired textile employee, died Thursday night at her residence. Survived by son Russell H. Mills Jr and two daughters Judy M. Davis and Brenda J. Mills, all of Richmond, plus a brother Jessie Lyle of Newport News and two sisters Louise Talbert and Ruby Reynolds of Danville, and three grandchildren.

Richmond Louise Lyle Mills Joseph W. Bliley Judy M. Davis Brenda J. Mills Jessie Lyle Newport News Louise Talbert Ruby Reynolds Danville

James Bradley Dies At Age 53 in Halifax County

James Melvin Bradley 53 of Halifax RL 1 died Thursday in a South Boston hospital. Born in Halifax County he was the son of Frederick W. Bradley and Irene Snead Bradley of Vernon Hill. He was a member of Oak Level Presbyterian Church and a retired grader for the U S Department of Agriculture Tobacco Division. Survived by wife Geneva Henderson Bradley, two sisters in Lynchburg and two brothers Trent Bradley of Goldsboro and W Winston Bradley of Orlando. Funeral Saturday at 11 am at Oak Level Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robert Helstrom, burial in church cemetery. Body at Powell Funeral Home in South Boston.

Halifax James Melvin Bradley Earl Weaver Lynchburg Trent Bradley Goldsboro N.C W. Winston Bradley Orlando Fla Oak -Leve) Presbyterian Church Robert Helstrom Powell South Boston

Graveside Rites for Robert Terry

Graveside services for Robert Coleman Terry will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Highland Burial Park. The 64 year old died Friday in a Stuart nursing home after being born in Danville to the late William Nathaniel and Lucy Coleman Terry. He is survived by a brother W Nat Terry and two sisters Mrs W Walker Peers and Mrs C Maurice Flinn. The body rests at Townes Funeral Home. The family lives at 149 Westhampton Drive.

Robert Coleman Terry Highland Burial Park Terry Stuart Danville William Nathaniel Lucy “Lynn Coleman Terry W. Nat Terry W. Walker Peers C. Maurice Flinn Townes Funeral Home

Thelma Dixon Rites Today

Services for Mrs. Thelma C. Dixon age 81 of 133 Lipton Lane will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Moffett Memorial Baptist Church led by Dr. Victor Manitiply. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery. She died Thursday night in Martinsville after two years of declining health.

Thelma C. Dixon Lipton Lane Moffett Memorial Baptist Church Victor Manitiply Mountain View Cemetery Dixon Martinsville

SCC Bans Blue Cross Contract Clause in Virginia

The State Corporation Commission ruled that Blue Cross of Virginia cannot include provisions in health insurance contracts excluding psychologists, opticians, and optometrists from payment. It ordered withdrawal of such clauses and a 30 day endorsement to inform contract holders of their rights under state law. Controversy earlier involved Blue Cross refusing to pay psychologists unless supervised by a physician.

Richmond State Corporation Commission Blue Cross of Virginia SCC Commission Bureau of Insurance Blue Cross

Weekly Danville Job Watch Listing

This weekly listing compiles all Danville area jobs registered with the Virginia Employment Commission through Friday. For details on opportunities contact the VEC office at 734 Main St. Abbreviations include HS grad R&W W/T and Wil Train.

Danville Virginia Employment Commission VEC Main St

Virginia NAACP Report Shows Financial Trouble

RICHMOND AP The Virginia NAACP calls for stronger funding and membership after reports of financial strain and dwindling members. Executive secretary Jack Gravely says the race still faces battles and urges growth to 50 000 through programs and media outreach while urging white colleges to share desegregation duties. He notes media underplays black achievements and cites a Chesterfield County country club incident as a caution on color bias.

Richmond Virginia National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Jack “Gravely NAACP Gravely Virginia Naacp

Insulation Shortage Hits Tidewater Virginia Dealers

Virginia insulation dealers report tight supplies and rising prices as demand surges nationwide. Horne Insulation in Chesapeake notes a 25 to 70 percent price increase and higher job costs from 300 to 380 for attic work. Owens Corning and Davenport Manufacturing allocations shrink to 40 to 50 percent, with Energy Control forced to seek other suppliers.

Norfolk Tidewater Daniel Horne Horne Insulation Co Chesapeake Horné Horne Quinn Miano Energy Control Co Virginia Beach Davenport Manufacturing Lorton Miano

Lawyers Trained for Leadership Urged by Virginia Bar

North Carolina Bar Association President Herbert H. Taylor Jr told Virginia Bar Association members that lawyers are best qualified to lead governmental affairs at local state and national levels. He warned the profession has failed to maintain moderation and allowed special interests to dictate policies to the public good.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va Virginia North Carolina Bar Association Herbert H. Taylor Jr Virginia Bar Association Jeft

Shorts- Hancock Sentenced on Larceny Count

George Ellis Hancock Jr. was sentenced in Danville Circuit Court for grand larceny involving a bad check. Judge B A Davis ordered one year in the state penitentiary, suspended on four months at city farm and three years probation after release.

George Ellis Hancock Jr Danville B.A. Davis Rocky Mount Hancock State City Farm

Woman Arrested On Theft Charge In Danville

Pearl Lila Williams of Providence North Carolina was arrested by Danville Police Friday and charged with stealing a $1,400 diamond watch owned by Lelia Ford from The Memorial Hospital of Danville. Detectives W. R. Cheek and D. L. Dalton filed the arrest report. Williams is jailed pending a hearing.

Pearl Lila Williams Providence N.C Rt. 1 Danville Lelia Ford Lady Astor Place Apt. 1 WR. Cheek D.L. Dalton Memorial Hospital of Ms. Williams

Wrenn Astin Chevrolet Inc Forms In Danville

Gerald H. Wrenn and Charles W. Astin filed corporation papers in Danville Clerk of Court for a new car dealership. Ronald W. Williams named as registered agent. Initial directors are Astin of 335 Terry Ave and Wrenn of 135 Capri Ct.

Gerald H. Wrenn Charles W. Astin Danville Wrenn-Astin Chevrolet Inc Ronald W. Williams Astin Terry Ave Wrenn Capri Court

Mission Board Picks Averett Student For Home Missions

Hardy Beverly Hardy a rising Averett College junior has been chosen by the Southern Baptist Convention Home Missions Board to serve in home missions this summer. The psychology major daughter of Rev and Mrs D R Hardy Jr will spend 10 weeks exploring missions work with backyard Bible clubs resorts and Christian social ministries under BSU sponsorship.

Beverly Hardy Averett College Southern Baptist Convention Home Missions Board Ms. Hardy Averett D.R. Hardy Jr Turlington Road Suffolk BSU BSU Folk Team Averett Singers The Baptist Student Union

Computer Center Director Named at Averett College

Linda Almond McDaniel has been named director of the computer center at Averett College. A 1976 graduate, she will manage programming and aid administration and academics, with responsibilities for the center’s operation. She holds a secretarial administration degree, studied at Bluefield College, and is a Phi Theta Kappa member. She is married to Ted Gilmer McDaniel of Danville.

Linda Almond McDaniel Averett College Timothy C. Brown McDaniel Bluefield College Phi Theta Kappa Alpha Chi Ted Gilmer McDaniel Danville

Aulenbacher Joins Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute

James Aulenbacher begins Monday as staff psychologist at the Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute. He is the first of four to be hired, holds a psychology master’s from Illinois State University and a B.S. from SUNY, and has recent experience at Iroquois Mental Health Center and Illinois State University. He is a Psi Chi member. Openings remain for three more psychologists, four psychiatrists, nine or ten nurses, and fifteen psychiatric aides.

James Aulenbacher Southern Virginia Mental Health Institute Aulenbacher Roanoke Tan Illinois State University State University of New York Iroquois Mental Health Center Watseka Illinois

Campaign taps three co chairs in Fifth District race

Dalton campaign in the Fifth Congressional District names three co chairmen including Dalton ally Dalton Gail Bengston of Danville along with Ray Edwards of Collinsville and Dr Max Graeber of Midlothian. The movement also assigns regional county and city chairs across Pittsylvania Halifax Henry counties with names such as Virginia Hall Pat Wentz Allan Hoffman Wayne Ashworth Martin Edgar Renee Trent H Clay Gravely II and Linda Early in respective zones.

Gail Bengston Danville John N. Dalton Dalton Bengston Ray Edwards Collinsville Max Graeber Midlothian Allan Hoffman Wayne Ashworth Pittsylvania County Martin Edgar Renee Trent Halifax-South Boston H. Clay Gravely Linda Early Henry County Martinsville

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the Register Sar C.W. Crowder Mrs. Wilmouth Louise Mills James Bradley Robert Terry Thelma Dixon HS Grad R&w Millwright Norfolk State College Virginia State College Salisbury Country Club Chesterfield County Raymond Smith Smith Brothers Portsmouth Owens Corning Atlanta First Presbyterian Church Moore-Richardson Taylor By P. H. Ricketts Granddad M. Wicketts Merke Wes — Ole — Aoles — Byoles — Bidled — Bibles Missions Board Hardy David Bethel Broadnax St Danville Jaycees Register & Bee
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