Funeral planned for Eugene Thomas 78 Danville merchant
A funeral for Eugene Thomas 78 of 2126 Westover Drive Danville will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the old George Lee Thomas homeplace with burial in the Thomas family cemetery. He died Wednesday at The Memorial Hospital of Danville. Survived by wife Frances Holland Thomas two sisters Nannie Belle Holley and Vick Pendleton Stuart and two brothers John Thomas and Tom Thomas both of Danville. The family will receive friends Thursday at Moody Funeral Home in Stuart from 6 to 9 p.m.
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VESTA
Eugene Thomas
Westover Drive
Danville
George Lee Thomas
Thomas
Memorial Hospital
Frances Holland Thomas
Nannie Belle Holley
Vick
Pendleton
Stuart
Dies Wednesday J David Oakes of Chatham
J David Oakes age 8 of Chatham Rt 4 died Wednesday morning in Tho Memorial Hospital of Datsville. Born Pittsylvania County he was a son of Cethas Calvin Oakes and Elizabeth Reynolds Oakes. He was a member of Oak Ridge Christian Church. Funeral at Scott Funeral Home Chapel Friday at p.m. with burial in family cemetery. Family to receive friends Thursday from 70 pan. Also notices: funeral for Mrs Mamie Searce Harville Thursday. burial in Danville Memorial Gardens. Mrs Harville died Tuesday in Danville. She was born in Bachelor's Hall and lived there all her life. survived by two daughters, two sons, a sister, and six grandchildren and six greats. Body at Swleegood Funeral Home. family at Mrs Gammon’s home. SALISBURY funeral for Hannah Hartman Earnhardt Thursday at St Paul’s Lutheran Church. burial in church cemetery. Earnhardt, 87, died Tuesday in Rowan Memorial Hospital. Survived by four daughters, three sons, a sister, twenty-two grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. YANCEYVILLE funeral for Sam Walker Friday at Red Hill Baptist Church. burial in church cemetery. Walker, 88, of Pelham Rt 1 died Tuesday at daughter’s home. Family to receive friends Thursday from 7 to ar pm at Fulton Funeral Home.
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Chatham
J. David Oakes
Chatham Rt. 4
Tho Memorial Hospital
Datsville
Pittsylvania County
Cethas Calvin Oakes
Elizabeth Reynolds Oakes
Oak Ridge Christian Church
Louise Haskins Oakes
Dennis
Edwards
Chatham Star Route
Floyd A. Hailey
Callands
Aaron Oakes
Wyatt Oakes
Chatham Rt 4
Frank Reynolds
Scott Funeral Home
J.D. Hunter
Kenneith McFarling
Mamie Searce Harville
Earl D. Ownbey
Hoger F. Collins
Danville Memorial Gardens
Harville
Danville al
Bachelor's Hall
Lala Bettie
Samuel W. Scearce
Bachelor’s Hall
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Roberts Gammon
Denville RL
Pauline Harville
Danville
William Conrad Harville
James Willis Harville
Darville
Essie Mae Scearve
Danville Ri
Swleegood Fneral
Gammon
Carolyn Bernhardt
Rose Lylerly
Ruby Herwit
Salisbury
John W. Earnhardt
Lake Norman
Elmer H. Earnhardt
Springfield
J.B. Earnhardt
Gastonia
Rose F. Lee
Bituxi
Miss
Yanceyville
N.C
Sam Walker
Red Hill Bapital
GH. Bargett
Buirlal
Mr. Walker
Pelham Rt. 1
Hobby farming tax rules clarified by extension service official
Stephen R. Sutter, farm records specialist, NC Extension Service, says hobby farming cases under Section 183 changed little by the Tax Reform Act. He notes hobbyists with no profit motive may deduct certain expenses while others are non deductible, and profits over two of five years create a presumption of a for profit activity.
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Internal Revenue
Stephen R. Sutter
North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service
Sutter
Internal Revenue Service
Suller
NCSU
Minibuses and costs shape Charlottesville bus system
The Charlottesville bus system compares DT&P and CTS on efficiency and deficits, noting minibuses as a key innovation. Officials say 16 passenger minibuses cost about 8 cents per mile vs 38 cents for 35 passenger buses, with expectations of ridership growth and potential phaseout of smaller buses as the system expands.
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Menth
Wade
Hendrix
Oouncil
Charlottesville
Dt&p
CTS
DTP
Liem
Ranrsits
Waded
Hospital Union Vote Upheld as NLRB Denies Appeal
The National Labor Relations Board in Washington, D C denied Memorial Hospital of Dattville’s appeal of a union representation election. Licensed practical nurses and technicians voted to form a union, while registered nurses rejected unionizing. The union plans to bargain and form a nine member negotiating committee, with a contract and dues to be decided by members.
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NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
Washington, D.C
Memorial Hospital of Dattville
David Cromer
Baltimore
The
NLRE
Cromer
Jeter
Cramer
Gay Groups In Norfolk Unite To Counter Anita Bryant
Norfolk area gay organizations form the Norfolk Coalition for Human Rights to mount the largest possible response to Anita Bryant’s appearance during a three day revival near Scope auditorium. Organizers plan to bring 200 gays to counter Bryant's anti gay bigotry following a June 7 Dade County referendum on a gay civil rights ordinance.
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Norfolk
API
Anita Bryant
Fonnation
Norfolk Coalition For Human Rights
Scope Auditorium
Bryant
Miss Bryant
Florida
Will Ceet
Dade County
GOP Meeting Sets Candidates for 13th District Hopeful
Martinsville Republicans will gather June 11 at 2 p.m. in the Martinsville Municipal Building to name 13th District candidates for the Virginia House of Delegates. Fred M. Ingram of Gretna is the sole announced candidate, an engineer with Babcock and Wilcox, seeking to challenge Claude V. Swanson.
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Martinsville
Virginia House of Delegates
Ray Collins
Collinsville
Candates
Fred M. Ingram
Gretna
GOP
Babcock and Wilcox
Claude V. Swanson
Tanners Found Guilty Of Multiple Drug Counts
George and Charles Tanner of 18 North Hills Court Apt 1 were found guilty on multiple drug charges by a Danville Circuit Court jury. Judge James F. Ingram ordered a pre sentence report and delayed sentencing until July 5 After a Jan 19 residence search the brothers faced charges including cocaine pentazocine figrinal phentermine and valium with pleas of not guilty to several counts and indictments by the grand jury.
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George
Charles Kirby Tanner
North Hills Court
Apt. 1
Danville
James F. Ingram
Charles
Tanters
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Mrs. Earnhardt
Washington
Tanners
Waddell
Vesta Rescue Squad
Frank Swicegood
Robert Louis Stevanson
Swicego Funeral Home
West Main Street
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