Sherwood Shopping Center Sold for 386000 in Danville
Nationwide Manufacturers Inc of Martinsville bought the Sherwood Shopping Center at auction for 386000, with sale proceeds covering first mortgages on both the center and the adjacent 66 unit Sherwood Apartments. Auction drew strong attendance as future plans focus on filling vacancies and renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Danville
Nationwide Manufacturers, Inc
Martinsville
Arnett Blvd
Joseph M. Winston
Nationwide
Ralph C. Lester
Lester
Social Security
Hampton Drive
Brightwell
American National Bank and Trust Co
Blane Named Halifax School Board Chairman
Halifax County School Board selects Walter A. Blane of Alton as new chairman, succeeding Henry Hardie of Mt. Laurel after twenty years on the board. Blane brings two decades of service to the role, guiding local education policy in HALIFAX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blane
Halifax School Board
Halifax
Halifax County
Bound Over Saturday Episode In Home Brings Man 40 Day Term
A Saturday episode at a Brosville home led to Dry Forkman Donald McAlexander receiving 40 days in jail plus binding over on two malicious cutting charges. The day also saw three felonies bound over to the grand jury, including murder charges against Berkley Bobbitt and Roy Bennett. Other murder preliminaries were postponed to August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brosville
Chatham
Donald McAlexander
Weldon
Catherine Lovins
McAlexander
F. Nelson Light
Berkley Donald Bobbitt
Claiborne St
Roy
Doc) Bennett
Buster Coleman
Vann St
Bennett’s
Bradley Rd
John A. Abbott
Roy J. Abbott
Danville
Robert Lee Mitchum
Spring Lake Rd
Sarah Lovins
Wayvonia Lovins
Weldon Lovins
Sue Ann Keister
Rt. 832
Tobacco Sales For 65 Seen Less Than 64
Washington AP The Agriculture Department Economic Research Service forecasts 1965 flue cured tobacco marketing well below 1964 with a record carryover leaving total 1965 66 supply second only to the prior peak Burley production is seen above 1964 and likely to produce a record 1965 66 supply Exports of flue cured are down 10 percent from last year Domestic usage of flue cured and burley tobacco will rise in 1964 65 due to higher cigarette output estimated at 56 2 billion for the year ending tomorrow about a 5 percent increase over the prior year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Economic Research Service
Agricultural Outlook Digest
Man steals cash from un attended register at North Danville store
A heavily detailed report describes a Negro man grabbing $440 from an unattended cash register at North Danville Old Dutch Supermarket yesterday afternoon. He fled pursued by manager Harry Ferrell, with witnesses noting a Negro couple seen at another checkout and a car with North Carolina tags.
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North Danville
T. N. Morris
Polly Williams
Morris
Harry Ferrell
Ferrell
Parkland Drive
North Carolina
Edgewood Vane
Jane Rossman
Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem Backed By Dan River Farmers Club
The Dan River Young Farmers Club backs a new reflector device to mark slow moving farm vehicles. Ohio State University research under Automotive Safety Foundation sponsors supports it. Club plans demonstrations and takes orders. proceeds, if any, go to safety effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan River Young Farmers Club
Dan River Club
H. T. Terry, Jr
Farm and Home Safety Committee
Ohio State University
Automotive Safety Foundation
Farm Conference of National Safety Council
National Institute For Farm Safety
Terry
Virginia Tobacco Plans Big Year At Danville Market
Garland E. Carter announces Virginia Tobacco intends to buy as much tobacco in 1965 as last year, expanding leaf handling at Danville and sending stemming to Wilson Goldsboro and Henderson plants. Peak fall workforce forecast at 750 to 800, with payroll last year at 690000, and buyers on multiple Belt markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tobacco
Virginia Tobacco Co
Danville
Garland E. Carter
North Carolina
Carter
Virginia ‘Tobacco
Fred Evans
Virginia
United Fund
Jumors
Wilson
Goldsboro
Henderson
Philip Morris, Gallagher Limited
Universal Teal Tobacco Co
Reidsville
Burlington
Mebane
Old Belt
Whiteville
Chadbourne
Tahor City
Clarkton
Border Belt
Two Killed as Tractor-Trailer Hits Car in South Carolina
Kyle Jones, a Danville tobacco buyer, was critically injured and Talbott of South Boston was killed when their car collided with a tractor trailer at the U S 378 and S C 41 intersection in Johnsonville. Truck driver Elster Brinkley died. a passenger, Larry Mabry, was uninjured. Coroner William T. Eaddy said the truck failed to yield.
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Baker Lee Talbott
South Boston
S. C
Johnnsonville
Sie
B. Kyles Jones
Danville
Elster Brinkley
Clarksdale
Miss
Jones
Mcleod Infirmary
Florence
Liggett & Myers
Shamrock Drive
Grove Park
Talbott
Hemingway
Larry Mabry
William T. Eaddy
Brinkley
U.S.378
S. C. 41
Hughes Named Head of Danville Tobacco Advertising Committee
George S. Hughes was elected chairman of the Danville Tobacco Association Advertising Committee, which approved a 1965 budget of 16 500 to promote the Danville market in flue cured areas of North Carolina and Virginia. The group, succeeding Dr. Glenn Updike Jr., aims to boost promotion amid anticipated smaller crop and keen market competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geroge S. Hughes
Danville'tobacco Association
Danville
North Carolina
Virginia
Hughes
Glenn B. Updike, Jr
Danville Tobacco Association
Tobacco
Danville Man Chosen Honor Court Justice at Virginia Tech
BLACKSBURG Thomas Wayne Gregory son of Mr and Mrs Thomas M Gregory of Richmond will serve as chief justice on the Civilian Student Body honor court next year at Virginia Tech He is a senior majoring in electrical engineering Associate justices will be Dale McClanahan of Stratford Conn and LeGrand P Hyde Jr of Danville E Mitchell Spencer of Roanoke will be an alternate
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Blacksburg
Thomas Wayne Gregory
Thomas M. Gregory
Royals Ave
Richmond
Virginia Tech
Gregory
Dale McClanahan
Stratford, Conn
LeGrand P. Hyde JI
Danville
E. Mitchell Spencer
Roanoke
Cannery Opens Friday In Dan River Section
The Dan River Community Cannery will open at 7 a.m. Friday for the 1965 season and then operate on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays. Processing starts at 8 a.m. with all food to be in cookers by 3 p.m. Lay instructors are Mrs. L B Wiles and Leo Woodson. supervisors include W L Motley and Miss Eltha Campbell. Policy sets prices at 7 cents for No 2 cans and 8 cents for No 2 1/2 cans.
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Dan River
L. B. Wiles
Leo Woodson
W. Lewis Motley
Yates Elected Sachem of Motega Tribe No 80
E G Yates was elected sachem of Motega Tribe No 80 Improved Order of Red Men last night. Elected for sivmonth terms with him were L C McBride senior Sage, Tommy Cassell junior stagmore, H F Meeks Prophet, Carl Shumate chief for records, F E Cassell Sr collector of wampum, S L Murphy keeper of wampum, iM J Glover keeper of wigwams, A D Moore trustee.
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E. G. Yates
L. C. McBride
Sagemore
Tommy Cassell
Stagmore
H. F. Meeks
Carl Shumate
F. E. Cassell
S. L. Murphy
Im. J. Glover
Wige Swam
A. D. Moore
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Martin J. Lester
Manu
Sherwoodfacturers
William F. Stone
Sherwood Apartments
Sherwood Shopping Center
Nationwide Manfacturers, Inc
Sherwood Shopping Cen
Ter and
Jack Brightwell
Colonial Pores
Bargain Cener
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Security Life and Trust
Kyle Jones
Leaf Market
N. C
George S. Hughes
Yates
Shady Grove Rd
Caswell County
Robert W. Newman
Greensboro
N. C. State Highway Force
Park Springs Rd
Foster Rd
U. S. 158
N.C. 49
N.C. 150
Seamster Rd
N. C. 62
Page Town Rd
Stevan Town Rd
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