Funeral for Archie Kendrick set for 2 PM at Baptist Tabernacle
Death notices from Danville list Archie Paul Kendrick of Danville Route 6 dying in Memorial Hospital after years of ill health. Born March 9, 1890 in Pittsylvania County, he farmed in Mt Hermon and belonged to Baptist Tabernacle. Survived by his wife Zera Blanche Holley Kendrick and six sons, three daughters, 18 grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Burial in Kendrick family cemetery near Callands. Funeral at Wrenn Yeatts. family at 303 Major Court.
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Archie Paul Kendrick
Baptist Tabernacle
R. J. Barber Jr
Kendrick
Callands
Danville
John. Kendrick
Gladys W. Carlton
Ann K. Pacé
Nancy K. Haskins
Richmond
Wrenn- Yeatts
Bobby Pace
Major Court
Mrs Throckmorton Rites Held in Powell Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Susie Langford Throckmorton 62 were held at 3 p m yesterday in Powell Chapel. Burial followed in Scottsburg Cemetery. She died Saturday in a local hospital. Born in Halifax County she was a daughter of the late George Langford and Rebecca Langford. Surviving: Clyde W Throckmorton husband Miss Virginia Louise Throckmorton daughter Harrison Vonnie Garnett Throckmorton South Boston sisters Helen Meadors Laura Pittman Hollywood Fla brother Thomas Langford Scottsburg five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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South Boston
Susie Langford Throckmorton
Powell Chapel
Scottsburg
Throckmorton
Halifax County
George Langford
Rebecca Evans Langford
Clyde W. Throckmorton
Virginia Louise Throckmorton
Harrison, Vonnie
Garnett Throckmorton
Helen Meadors
Laura Pittman
Hollywood, Fla
Thomas Langford
Hubbard Rites Held For Eugene F Hubbard
Graveside rites for Eugene F Hubbard, 68, were held at County Line Christian Church cemetery in Callands. He died Saturday night at Memorial Hospital after living in Danville since 1965 and belonging to the Episcopal Church of the Epiphany. He is survived by his wife Selena Dunkley Hubbard, a sister Ruby Murrel of Lynchburg, and brothers Fuller Hubbard of Hildebran North Carolina, Joseph Hubbard of Wilmington Delaware, and Cecil Hubbard of Callands.
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Eugene F. Hubbard
County Line Christian Church
Callands
James W. Mathieson
Westover Trailer Court
Memorial Hospital
Joseph P
Alva Arna Hubbard
Danville
Episcopal Church of the Epiphany
Selena Dunkley Hubbard
Vernon G Wynn Dies at Home While Mowing Lawn
Vernon G Wynn of Mountain View Ave died yesterday afternoon at his home while mowing the lawn. Born January 31 1914 in Danville he was a World War II veteran motel restaurant operator and member of Schoolfield Baptist Church Ballard Pruitt VFW Post 647 and Danville Lodge of Elks 227. Survived by wife Mary Popek Wynn a son Donald G Wynn seven sisters and a brother. Funeral 11 am tomorrow Swicegood Chapel with burial at Mountain View. Body at funeral home family at Mountain View Ave residence.
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Vernon G. Wynn
Mountain View Ave
Danville
Jesse Vernon
Rosa Weatherman Wynn
Schoolfield Baptist Church
Ballard-Pruitt Vfw Post
Danville Lodge of Elks No
Swicegood Chapel
Bobby Bennett
M. N. DeHaven
Mountain View Cemetery
Mountain View Avenue
Funeral for Alan Barther Held in Chatham Church
Funeral services for five year old Alan Kallore Barther of Chatham were conducted at 1 p.m. today at Green Rock Pentecostal Holiness Church with Elder Jack White officiating. Burial followed in the White family cemetery. He died Wednesday in Yonkers General Hospital. Born October 26, 1968, in Mt. Vernon New York, he is survived by three brothers Carlten Andre and Shaun Barther and two sisters Jesnine and Merill Barther, all of Chatham.
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Chatham
Alan Kallore Barther
Green Rock
No Justification For Doing Evil Says VP Ford
Vice President Gerald L. Ford told 250 Paint Branch High School seniors that Watergate showed no motivation justifying evil. He urged personal integrity, noting the nation’s disillusionment, and said government can endure the tests of the scandal. Ford spoke at the school in Burtonsville, invited by Greg Frazier, son of Mrs. Ford's chauffeur.
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Gatthersburg
Gerald L. Ford
Watergate
Ford
Paint Branch High School
Burtonsville
America
Greg Frazier
Richard Frazier
House
Mrs. Ford
Triangle to Buy Cowles Radio Stations
Triangle Broadcasting Corp of Winston-Salem announced it reached agreement with Cowles Communications Inc of New York to buy WREC AM and WREC FM in Memphis Tennessee. The sale price was not disclosed and the deal awaits a definitive contract, board approvals, and FCC clearance.
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Winston-Salem
Triangle Broadcasting Corp
Cowles Communications, Inc
New York
Cowles
Wrec-Am
Wrec-Fm
Memphis
Tenn
Federal Communications Commission
Navy to end dependent care at five Norfolk dispensaries
Navy source reports a doctor shortage forces consolidation of dependents care. Beginning July 1 wives and children of service members lose treatment at Norfolk Naval Station Oceana Dam Neck and other Tidewater sites and must go to Boone Clinic. Consolidation lasts through August with doubt about future. A $13,500 bonus may recruit doctors.
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Portsmouth
Navy
Tidewater
Norfolk Naval Station
Oceana Naval Air Station
Armed Forces Staff College
Dam Neck
Fentress
Boone
Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base
Man Charged In Murder Of Clerk In Dunn NC
Ludy Waxton, 23, of Dunn, was charged with murder in the June 3 robbery slaying of Shirley Butler the Dunn convenience store clerk. He was also charged with armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon.
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Dunn
N.C
Ludy Waxton
Shirley Butler
Waxton
Inflation and shortages threaten Amtrak budget needs
Amtrak President Roger Lewis told a House Commerce subcommittee that inflation and energy shortages could push outlays beyond the Nixon administration's $143 million 1975 budget. He said $200 million may be required as ridership rises 35 percent, costs climb, and maintenance is deferred to meet demand. The testimony noted calendar-year reforms and improved car upkeep, though inspectors found persistent car condition issues and some unsatisfactory features.
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Washington
Amtrak
Roger Lewis
Congress
Nixon
Lewis
House Commerce
No Vacation Sick Leave Makes Person Workhorse
In Richmond AP report, Miss Rose V. Acree retires after 53 years of state service. She has not missed a day since 1954 and has taken no vacation in 15 years despite prodding. Joined Bureau of Labor in 1920, served 1925 onward with Industrial Commission of Virginia as confidential secretary to Judge M E Evans noted as efficient and dependable.
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Richmond
Rose V. Acree
Mills Godwin
Miss Acree
Bureau of Labor
Industrial Commission of Virginia
M. E. Evans
Minnie ST. Matherly
Mamary
Arabs May Help Finance Trans Canada Pipe Line
Spokane AP report notes Arctic Gas plans for a 1800 mile 48 inch Trans Canada line linking Alaska and Canadian fields. Arab funding discussed but not prioritized. project sees 26 companies investing 70 million, with 2.25 Bcf/d per nation by year five and 8 billion cost. El Paso plan rivals. Ward, Arctic Gas head, cites transit savings and political factors in Washington as advantages.
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Spokane
Wash
Arctic
Hine Co
Bob Ward
Arctic Gas
Federal Power Commission
Interior Department
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Alaska
West
Ward
el Paso
North Slope
Am Clie
Pacific Northwest Industrial Development Council
Robinson Rejects Billboard Ads For Re election Campaign
Rep. J Kenneth Robinson of Virginia says billboard political advertising is an outmoded technique and will not use them in his bid for a third term in the 7th District. He argues citizens favor fewer billboards on Virginia highways.
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Washington (Ap
J. Kenneth Robinson
R-Va
Billboard
Virginia
Robinson
Asia Africa Crop Failures Warn U S Expert
San Francisco AP reports population specialist Paul Ehrlich warns that next decade could bring disastrous crop failures in underdeveloped Asia and Africa due to monsoon disruptions. He predicts large food imports and a potential world population crisis unless action is taken, with further worries of drought cycles in Midwestern North America and rising import dependence by 1985 2000 for key minerals.
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San Francisco
Asia
Africa
Paul Ehrlich
Ehrlich
sub-Sahara
North America
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William Henry Carter
Central State Hospital
Petersburg
Pittsylvania County
Johnny
Harriett Gravely Carter
Pauline Jefferson
Penns Grove
N.J
Mary Holmes
Wingdale
N.Y
Orean Martin
Pottstown
Lettie Green
Dry Fork
Torothy Martin
Axton
William E. Carter
Philadelphia
John A. Carter
James M
Sam Carter
George Carter
Norman Carter
Every. Carter
Donora
Tarpley’s Chapel Baptist Church
Carter
Dorothy Martin
Cunningham & Hughes Funeral Home
E. F. Hubbard
Alan Barther
VP Ford
Triangle
Cowles Radio Stations
Norfolk
M. D.s
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Committee
Trans Canada
Swicegood Funeral Home
ALL Fabric Service
Cleaners
Special Commissioner‘s Sale
J. M. Barbour
U.S. 58
George B. Anderson
Ronald W. Williams
Steve Bendall
John R. Bendall & Company
Materic
Denville
Cate
Long Nieage Strait
Piedmont Tire and Service Center
Poplar Street
Green Stomp
Dave Spangler
Ronald Patterson
House of Representatives
U. S
South Asia
Stamford University
Senate
Subcommittee On Science and Technology
Anne
John Tunney
D-Calif
Tunney
Allright Auto Park
Main Street — Arcade
Victor Lobl
Mgr
State of Virginia
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