T. E. Temple Dies At 61 In Virginia
T. Edward Temple, 63, longtime Virginia official and president of Virginia Commonwealth University, died Sunday in Richmond at 3 45 p m from complications after heart attacks. A former Danville city manager, he served under governors Mills Godwin and Linwood Holton, directed state planning, and led VCU from 1975. He is survived by his mother, sister, daughter and two sons. Funeral service at 11 30 a m Tuesday at Kevelute United Methodist Church.
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Richmond
T. Edward Temple
Virginia Commonwealth University
Danville
Virginia
Temple
Mills Godwin
Medical College of Virginia
VCU
Godwin
Linwood Holton
Hopewell
Spartanburg
D.C
Mr. Temple
Virgina Commonwealth University
Robert I. Clarke
College of Waitham and Mary
Hopewell High School
Hercules Powder Co
United Methodist Church
General Assembly
Mamie Temple
Gordon Norburn
Charles Sharman
T. Bdward Temple Jr
Kevelute United Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Danville CIC gets clean bill in combined evaluation study
The Danville Community Improvement Council CIC received a clean bill of health in a 68 page Combined Evaluation Study Committee report delivered to City Council. The review, begun last fall, examined fiscal management impact assessment program operations and coordination to justify continued use of federal grants and to address rumors of misused funds. The report confirms proper grant use Headstart funding from HEW and CSA funds, audits, and strict eligibility based on poverty levels. It notes CIC cooperates with other agencies with limited duplication and describes Headstart operations and local demographics from 1965 to 1977.
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Danville Community Improvement Council
CIC
City Council
Robert H. Clarke
Offce of Human Resources
OHR
T City Council
H.W
Stony” Bolton
Bolton
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Community Services Administration
CSA
OEO
Office of Economic Opportunity
Danvillians
Working Mothers Not Weaker Parents Says UNC Speaker
Anita Fare of UNC CH School of Social Work told the Spotlight on Women conference that employed mothers do not differ from non employed mothers in child rearing or affection. Studies show employed mothers spend equal or more time with children, with higher intellectual and social development in kids and stronger parental partnership when roles are shared.
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Halifax County
Boston
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Anita Fare
Unc-Ch
Farel
N.C. Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Bank of Virginia promotes two longtime Danville employees
Ruth L. Anderson and Henry J. Slayton Jr. receive promotions at Bank of Virginia N A in Danville. Anderson becomes branch officer at Ballou Park, while Slayton is named business development officer. Anderson, Pittsylvania native, active in Mount Vernon United Methodist Church and The Wednesday Club, lives with her husband Talbott and three sons at 2 Marshall Terrace. Slayton, Hargrave alumnus and former Virginia National Guard lieutenant colonel, has a long record of service and leadership roles, including AHA Southern Division president and Red Cross director, and resides with his wife Cloe and daughter at 445 Southland Drive.
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Ruth L. Anderson
Henry J (Happy) Slayton Jr
Bank of Virginia N.A
Danville
Do. Wayne Penick
Anderson
Ballou Park
Slayton
Pittsylvania County
Whitmell High School
Danville Community College
Mount Vernon United Methodist Church
Talbott
Marshall Terrace
Hargrave Military Academy
Virginia National Guard
Almond, Harrison and Godwin
American Heart Association
The
Red Cross
Wayles Harrison Cancer Association
Danville Golf Club
Sertoma Club
First Baptist Church
Cloe
Southland Drive
DeBruhl Decision Slated Tuesday for 18th District
CRITZ Del. Garry DeBruhl schedules four 3 p.m. press conferences Tuesday to announce if he seeks reelection to a fifth term as 18th District delegate. Possible candidates include Mary Sue Terry from Patrick County and Fred D. Smith Jr. The incumbents A. L. Philpott and Claude V. Swanson plan to seek reelection. Democratic nominations proceed after mass meetings. convention on June 14 at 2 p.m. in the Patrick County Courthouse.
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Critz
Del
Garry DeBruhl
Stuart
Novemer
DeBruhl
Mary Sue Terry
Commonwealth’s
Patrick County
Miss Terry
Hardin Reynolds Memorial High School
Westhampton College
Fred D. Smith Jr
Henry County
A.L. Philpott
Bassett
Claude V. Swanson
Gretna
VCCA Receives Grants From Three Foundations
SWEET BRIAR Three rents to the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts were announced by William Smart, director of the VCCA. Grants totaling 32,500 come from the JL Camp Foundation, the Virginia Commission of the Arts and Humanities, and the Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation to support a Mount San Angelo barn conversion, program development, and general operations.
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Sweet Briar
Virginia Center For the Creative Arts
William Smart
VCCA
Sweet Briar College
Smart
JL. Camp
J. Camp
Seth Sprague
Errors Provoked by Mechanical Failures Appear in Danville Register
The Danville Register regrets typographical mistakes in Sunday edition caused by mechanical failures. The staff notes reporters and printers had no control over the faulty process that marred several local stories.
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The
Danville Register
Dehuetisate
Dalon enters governor race with statewide luncheon plan
Lt. Gov. John N. Dalton announces his bid for governor at a Richmond hotel speech to be aired on WRYA and relay networks. Gov. Mills Godwin and former congressman John Marsh will introduce speakers, with events statewide including luncheons and a Martinsville gathering. Local clubs of the Republican Women organize the luncheons as 8 percent events statewide.
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Gail Bengston
W. Main St
John N. Dalton
Dalton
John Marshall
Richmond
Pam
WRYA
Mills Godwin
John O. Marsh Jr
Godwin
Marsh
GOP
Hachtean
Walter W. Craigie Jr
Datton For Governor Citizens Committee
Gerald Ford
Roanoke
Martinsville
Judy Peachee
Virgina Federation of Republican Women
Republican Party
John Dalton
Danyilie-area
WBTM
Wakg-Fm
Parker Jr. Discusses YMCA Role and Career Path
Sellers Parker Jr., director of the Danville YMCA, reflects on lifelong YMCA involvement and his choice of profession. He emphasizes enjoying work and contributing to others, noting his early roots in YMCA activities and a preference for physical education over teaching, with Savannah, Georgia as a noted memory.
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Sellers Parker Jr
Danville
YMCA
Parker
Savanah, Ga
Parker Leads Danville Y Movement in Leisure and Faith
Parker, Merger University graduate in physical education, leads Danville YMCA with a focus on Christian influence and shared leadership. He promotes 40 hour weeks, youth programs for eight year olds, racket ball courts, and family life while aiming to attract new industry and residents to the town.
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Parker
Danville
Central Ymca
Greensboro
N.C
YMCA
Lois
Molly
Tom
Bob
Henry
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Pamela Denney
Southsiders
George Washington High School
GWHS
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