You Can't Psychoanalyze God Says Wilson at Youth Night
About 2200 attendees at George Washington High School Gym heard Dr Grady Wilson deliver Youth in Revolt, warning against juvenile delinquency and claiming the spirit of God cannot be psychoanalyzed. Crystal Flame duo guests, Gardner-Webb ties noted.
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the Register
Danville
Ois
Wilson
George Washington High School
Grady Wilson
Grover Maughan
Airport Weather Service
God
Crystal Flame
Laddie Smith
Robbie Norman
Gardner-Webb College
Boiling Springs
N.C
Mrs. Harvey Dies Head Of Harvey's Funeral Home
Mrs Annie Lovelace Harvey widow of Dr C C Harvey and president of Harvey's Funeral Home died at Memorial Hospital after a month of illness. Born in Danville she was a former Danville schoolteacher and active in church Sorority and civic groups. She is survived by daughter Ruth and stepson David Thomas. Funeral Sunday at High Street Baptist Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Body at Harvey's Funeral Home. Residence 514 S Main St.
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Annie Lovelace Harvey
Harvey’s Funeral Home, Inc
C. C. Harvey
Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Danville
James and
Eliza Graves Lovelace
Virginia University
Virginia State College
University of Virginia
High Street Baptist Church
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Five O'clock Club
Tabitha
Lydia
Order of the Eastern Star
American Association of University Women
Y.W.C.A
S. Main St
Gretna
Peggy English Samsoe
Elmhurst
Colbert- Moran Chapel
W. D. Lilly
Wille
Liberty Memorial Cemetery
Samsoe
Illinois
Pittsylvania County
Thomas English
Helen McGhee English
Miss Graves Rites Tomorrow
Funeral forMiss Sarah Graves will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church with Revs Arthur White and Thurman Echols presiding Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery She was born in Danville June 20 1914 to Joseph and Mary Chaney Graves Survived by brother McDonald Graves Danville and sister Naomi G Moore New York City Body at L H Brooks and Bro Funeral Home with visitation 7 to 8 p.m. today and at the residence 204 Ross St thereafter
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Sarah Graves
Calvary Baptist ‘Church
Arthur White
Thurman Echols
Oak Hill Cemetery
Miss Graves
Danville
Joseph and
Mary Chaney Graves
Calvary Baptist Church
E. H. Miller
McDonald Graves
Naomi G. Moore
New York City
L. H. Brooks and Bro. Funeral Home
Ross St
Miss Irma Haynes Rites Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Miss Irma Haynes will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the Swicegood Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev. Thomas West. Burial follows at Highland Burial Park. Haynes, 49, of 217 Kemper Road, died Wednesday in Memorial Hospital after a several year illness and recent admission on June 2.
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Irma Haynes
Swicegood Funeral Home
Thomas West
Highland Burial Park
Miss Haynes 49
Kemper Rd
Memorial Hospital
Memorial
Calvin Porter Rites Tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church
Funeral service for Calvin Porter age 68 is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church with burial in Oak Cemetery. Mr Porter died Monday at his Garfield Street residence and his body lies in the Cunningham and Hughes Funeral Home where the family will receive friends this evening from 7 to 8 p.m.
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Calvin Porter
Calvary Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Porter
Garfield Street
Cunningham and Hughes Funeral Home
Meigs Leaves West Main Baptist for Georgetown College
Dr. Tom Meigs retires after a four year pastorate at West Main Baptist Church in Danville. He will become dean of religious life at Georgetown College in Kentucky next week. A successor has not been chosen and church leaders expect a four to five month search with interim men serving the congregation. Meigs, 35, and his wife Barbara have two children, Angela and Chris, and he has held multiple local church and civic roles.
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Tom Meigs
West Main Baptist Church
Meigs
Danville
Georgetown
Georgetown College
Greencroft Place
Barbara
Angela
Chris
Danville Cancer Association
YMCA
Danville-Pittsylvania
Virginia Baptist Hospital
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
N.C
Little Theatre Sets Auditions for Will Any Gentleman
The Little Theatre of Danville will hold auditions for their summer production Will Any Gentleman next Wednesday and Thursday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the Parish Hall Church of the Epiphany. The cast calls for five men under 40, one man in his late 60s, three women 30 to 40, and one woman 60. The show opens August 15 and 16 at the King of the Sea Restaurant.
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Little Theatre of
Danville
Church of the Epiphany
Vernon Sylvaine
King of the Sea
Three Convicted In Teller Death
A Beaufort County jury convicted George Phifer Johnny Ray Lawrence and Hillery Boyce in the January bank teller slaying during a robbery. Each was sentenced to die in the North Carolina gas chamber after about three hours of deliberation.
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Washington, N.C
North Carolina
Beaufort County
Youth Night Pre-Crusade Concert At Local Stadium
Crystal Flame opened with guitar music as 500 voice choir prepared for Patriotic Night. Rev. Percy H. Ricketts reported over 40000 dollars raised toward a 44740 dollar budget with funds earmarked for advertising literature and publicity. Guests David McKinney David Thompson and Diane McDonald joined the program representing area churches. Steve Musto pledged a strong musical record while Dr Grady Wilson teased rain or shine umbrellas for the stadium.
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Percy H. Ricketts
Executive Committee
Grady Wilson
David McKinney
David Thompson
Diane McDonald
Steve Musto
Crusade
Dr. Wilson
North Carolina approves surcharge for gas exploration
The North Carolina Utilities Commission authorized five gas distributors to collaborate with Transco to explore new gas supplies. A new surcharge will fund drilling, reviewed every six months, with home users protected as the state seeks to prevent winter shortages and plant closings amid forecasts of limited Transco supply.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp
Transco
North Carolina
Edward Hipp
Commssion
Commission
Hipp
South Carolina
Michigan
California
Kansas
Illinois
Arkansas
Newman Retires From Danville Health Clinic After 52 Years
Dr Samuel R Newman age 76 at 776 Main St ends 52 years with Danville Health Department as child health clinician of the Well Baby Clinic since June 1923. He treated more than 32000 children and received a special certificate from director Dr Harold G Tacy yesterday.
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Samuel R. Newman
Main St
Danville
Newman
Harold G. Tacy
Judge Dismisses Suit Against Regional Mental Health Center
Superior Court Judge James M. Long dismissed a suit against the Southeastern Regional Mental Health Center over Duncraig Manor in Southern Pines. He found the center a governmental agency immune from suit, and supported handicapped residents' right to live in residential communities, ending related litigation including a counter claim by Constance Baker.
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Carthage
N. C
James M. Long
Southeastern Regional Mental Health Center
Duncraig Manor
Southern Pines
City of
City of Southern Pines
Long
Constance M. Baker
Stuart
Fla
Moore County
Bers
General Assembly
County canneries set rules for quality this summer
Canneries will run four days weekly with 7 am starts and noon intake. Patrons should bring own equipment and helping hands to process before deterioration. Each must clean areas, cool products, and supply transport boxes. Children not allowed in canning area. Schedule varies by location across seven canneries.
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Climax
Brosville
Whitmell
Dan River
Callands
Spring Garden
Renan
Danvillians Arrested By FBI In Yanceyville
FBI agents in Yanceyville NC arrested Gladys Mary Doss Thompson 28 of Danville Virginia and Roger Ray Collins 34 formerly of Danville. Thompson faces a federal indictment for allegedly obtaining 3698 through false statements to the Veterans Administration claiming widow status of a Vietnam veteran. Collins is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for an armed curb market robbery. Both await magistrate hearings in Greensboro.
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Charlotte
FBI
Gladys Mary Doss Thompson
Danville
Roger Ray Collins
Yanceyville
N.C
Thompson
Veterans Administration
Caswell County
U.S
Herman Smith
Greensboro
Collins
F Z Kinn Wins Naval Certificate Award
F Zane Kinn of 42 Wimbish Drive received a US Naval certificate for public relations work in a ceremony at the Danville Navy Recruiting Branch Station. This marks the fifth naval award he has earned since 1961.
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F. Zane Kinn
Wimbish Drive
Danville
Kinn
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