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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

Page

12

Summer Busy on Virginia Tech Campus

Virginia Tech hosts a packed summer program schedule with 6,000 visitors for short courses meetings and orientation as two summer sessions unfold June 16 to Sept 2. Multiple institutes conferences and courses run from June 20 through Aug 20 featuring 1,100 4-H youths 33 scholars and 70 80 person groups among others.

Blacksburg Virginia Tech Land-Grant University Future Farmers of America Tech Department of Education Vocational Agricultural Division State Department of Education College of Architecture Southern Highlands Handicraft Guild National Defense Education Act National Science Foundation Virginia Resource-Use Education Council Agriculture Architecture Arts and Sciences Business Engineering Home Economics Bution Virginia Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs Orville Freeman U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Garden Lovers Southeast Masonic School Southwestern Royal Arch State Department of Health Virginia

Bradford Hill of Martinsville Dies at 46

Bradford Howard Hill known as Bunker, age 46, of 720 Beechnut Lane Martinsville died Tuesday at Martinsville General Hospital. He was survived by his wife Eula Hendrix Hill a daughter Lisa Hendrix Hill his parents Charlie L. Hill and Mrs Hill Martinsville and brothers Connie R. Hill and Marvin L. Hill. Funeral services were set for 11 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church with burial in Roselawn Burial Park.

Martinsville Bradford Howard Bunker) Hill Beechnut Lane Martinsville General Hospital Eula Hendrix Hill Lisa Hendrix Hill Charlie L. Hill Connie R Marvin L. Hill First Baptist Church Roselawn

Altavista Returns Three Incumbents

Altavista voters re elected three incumbents to the town council with a light turnout. J. E. Burton received 94 votes, Walter Jones 87, and Herbert A. Frazier 86. all ran unopposed.

Altavista Altavista Town Council J. E. Burton Walter Jones Herbert A. Frazier

Court Orders Death Penalty For Big Dog

Municipal Court yesterday ordered animal control officer W G Blankenship to dispose of a large mixed breed dog after the animal severely bitten two people in recent weeks. The owner Michael Paulovich pleaded nolo contendere to allowing a vicious dog to run at large and faced costs of the warrant. In other actions, Jerry Lemarr Bass and Charlie Henry Withers were bound over on charges, with Bass sentenced on related counts and Stone set for June 21 on housebreaking and assault charges. Detective Rigney cited a complainant about rib injuries.

W. G. Blankenship Marlene Johnson Chatelaine Ave Fred Case Stanley Dr Raymond Graves Jr Beaver Rd Michael Paulovich Granville Dr Nolo Contendre Paulovich Jerry Lemarr Bass Oxford St Star Nor-Dan Star Laundry Riverside Dr Charlie Henry Withers Grant St Albert Wayne Mabry Jefferson St Nannie Patterson Jessee Elmer Stone Thomas Dr Stone Patterson Betts St W. D. Rigney

Moore Promoted to VP in Dibrell Canada Operations

J D Moore of Sutherlin native named vice president of Dibrell Brothers Canadian Operations. Former Leamington branch manager, Moore and family now reside in Canada after moving there in 1931 with his tobacco-growing father. Married to Katherine Lafeber with one son.

J. D. Moore Sutherlin Dibrell Brothers Moore Dibrell Leamington Ontario James D. Moore Canada Simcoe Leamington Tobacco Sales Corp Dibre

Lt Col Nash Dies Native of Chatham Hero of WWII

Lt Col James R. Nash U S Army Ret died Monday in El Paso Texas after a heart attack. Native of Chatham he saw 3 1/2 years of combat in World War II including North Africa and Anzio. He later joined the Corps of Engineers and earned a commendation from Gen Mark Clark. He attended Hargrave Military Academy and Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Mrs Margarita Nash daughter Barbara Ann and two sons James and Robert survive.

James R. Nash U.S. Army el Paso Tex Chatham Anzio Corps of Engineers Mark Clark Hargrave Military Academy Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Mrs. Hankins Dies At Age 82 In High Point

Mrs. Mary Ellen Hankins 82, widow of Fletcher Hankins, died Tuesday in a Toca nursing home. Born March 16, 1884 in Henry County Virginia, she had lived in High Point 49 years and is survived by two daughters Lottie Wall and Aubrey Murray and three sons Jim Akers George Hankins. Funeral set Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church with burial in Springfield Cemetery. Body at Orrell's Liberty Rd Chapel Archdale.

High Point N.C Mary Ellen Hankins Fletcher Hankins Toca Henry County Tom Betty Woodall Lawrence Lottie Wall Aubrey Murray Greensboro Jim Hankins Akers Hankins George Hankins Reavis Memorial Baptist Church Springfield Cemetery Orrell Liberty Rd Archdale

Radford Prepares for Virginia Girls State 600 Attend

About 600 high school girls from across Virginia will attend Virginia Girls State at Radford College in June 1925. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, the event features civic training, party caucuses, and speeches by leaders including Maj. Florence E. Land and Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith. Events run June 19 through June 25 with religious services, inaugurations, and a talent night, culminating in graduation with speakers Congressman John O. Marsh and others.

Radford Virginia American Legion Auxiliary Radford College Legion Auxiliary Ilt Frank H. West Grace Episcopal Church Girls State Charles W. Crush Charles K. Martin Jr Henry L. Lam American Legion Florence E. Land U.S. Marine Corps Defense Advisory Committee On Women Lawrence H. Smith Highwaymen Preston Auditorium William Jennings Bryan Dorn South Carolina John O. Marsh William T. Coyner Waynesboro Frank Akers Roa

Mrs. Hudson 65 Dies in Martinsville at Hospital

Maggie Gunter Hudson 65 of 14 Aaron St. Martinsville died at 7 45 a m Tuesday at Martinsville General Hospital She is survived by husband John J Hudson daughter Charlotte and brothers Percy Gunter and Wayne Gunter plus sister Mrs John Aron Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m at Starling Ave Baptist Church with burial in Roselawn Burial Park Body at Stone Funeral Home until one hour before the service.

Martinsville Maggie Gunter Hudson Aaron St Martinsville General Hospital John J. Hudson Charlotte Hudson Percy Guniter Wayne Gunter Spencer John Aron Winston-Salem Starling Ave. Baptist Church Roselawn Stone Funeral Home

Graveside Rites Set For Vaughan Infant

Kevin C. Vaughan four month old son of the Rev and Mrs David Vaughan of McLeansville Rt 1 will have graveside services today at 2 pm in the McLeansville Baptist Church cemetery. The Rev D W Kallem will officiate. The infant died Monday in a Greensboro hospital. Surviving grandparents are Mr and Mrs John McBride of McLeansville and Mr and Mrs Thomas Vaughan of West Virginia.

Yanceyville N. C Kevin C. Vaughan David Vaughan McLeansville

J C Monk Services Scheduled Today

Funeral services for J C Monk will be held Wednesday at 4 p m at Walnut Grove Methodist Church near Hurdle Mills in Roxboro North Carolina. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Monk died from injuries after a Monday night automobile accident on a rural Person County road. Body at residence until one hour before service.

Roxboro N. C J. C. Monk Walnut Grove Methodist Church Hurdle Mills Monk

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