Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina and Virginia
Obituaries from Danville to Gretna detail the deaths of L Shore 72 of Danville two other local obituaries note Willie Faulkner Milton Mrs Gillie Dedournetta 80 of Pelham and Mrs Lucy Bradley 78 of Danville plus John Bailey Turner of Peahook with service details, burial venues, and familial survivors listed. The notices include church affiliations, veteran status, and funeral arrangements at local chapels and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Shore
Chester Drive
Danville Memorial Hospital
Mocksville
N.C
Daniel David Shore
Ada Southern Shore
Sandy Spring
Ethel Jane Gaither
Lawrence Ross
C. L. Dodson
Irvin L. Hell
Danville
Clinton
Dee Shore
Turner Beck
Troy Medley
Preston Martin
Linvd Wilkins
Woodrow Burnett
Pau Moore
Harmony
Mes
Howard Chappel
Elkin
Burl Brown
North Wilkesboro
Swicegood Chapel
W.L. Wade
Clyde Cook
Danville Memorial Gardens
Semora
Willie Faulkner
Milton
T River Zion Baptist Church
Faulkner
Person County
River Zion Church
Ora Mae Pulkner
Frank Faulkner
Marion White
Mattie Faulkner
Washington, DC
Charles Faulkner
Oxford
Virgilina
Dewey
Milton Faulkner
Baltimore
Reidsville
Gillie B. Dedournetta
Pelham Rt
Memorial Hospital
Bluestone Baptist Church
Ruffin
E. E. Abbott
DeJournnette
Rockingham County
Willie Lockaway
Washington, D.C
Robert DeJournette
Calvin
Allen
Willie
George DeJournette
Mayfield
Clara Dyer
Ruth Hairston
Eden
Mabel Wilson
Lorene Hairston
Studson
James DeJournette
Pelham
Matthew DeJournette
Lucy Bradley
Kentuck Baptist Church
J. H. Puller
Bradley
Piney Forest Road
Pittsylvania County
Babe Thompson
Margaret Terry Thompson
Archie Bradley
Fasten M. Bradley
Washington
Bac
Eiratha B. Haley
Lorana B. Howerton
Timothy Thompson
Media
Cunningham & Hughes Funeral Home
Gretna
John Bailey Turner
Mount Zion United Methodist Church
Peahook
Sandy Level Church
Millers Funeral Home
Wallace Defends Carter Health At North Carolina Rally
Alabama Governor George Wallace framed his criticism of Jimmy Carter around health, urging voters not to judge Carter by his wheelchair. Wallace touted his own recovery from paralysis after the 1972 assassination attempt while rallying roughly 900 supporters at an airport and a civic club luncheon in Kinston, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
N.C
Alabama
George Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Carter
Florida
McGovern
South Dakota
Iam
Sen
Henry
Scoop'' Jackson
Washington
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Mortis Udall
Arizona
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
North Carolina
David Bore
Four named to Pittsylvania County special grand jury
Pittsylvania County Circuit Court Judge W Carrington Thompson named four new members to a special grand jury probing possible county criminal activity. Replacements are Mrs Richard Arey Willie Robertson Jr G Wray Ware and Austin E Jones Sr for four who did not indicate willingness to serve. The panel was empaneled Feb 17 during the circuit court criminal session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Pittsylvania County
W. Carrington Thompson
Richard Arey
Willie Robertson Jr
G. Wray Ware
Austin E. Jones Sr
James #. Combs
James T. Reid
Frank Mobley Jr
McKinley Blair
Rodney Smith
Nancy Bruce Moon
George McCormick
Carter Campaign Swing Through North Carolina Cities
Jimmy Carter toured Charlotte Concord High Point and Winston-Salem in a North Carolina primary bid. The former Georgia governor projected victory and pledged to restore confidence in government while addressing charges from opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. G
Jimmy Carter
North Carolina
Piedmont
Charlotte
Concord
High Point
Georgia
Duncan Charge Not Pressed In Circuit Court
A murder charge against Kenneth Ray Duncan was not pressed in Chatham Circuit Court yesterday on a motion by Commonwealth Attorney George Jones Jr. Judge W Carrington Thompson accepted a nolle prosequi plea with no prejudice, keeping the case open for possible future action. Duncan was indicted last May for the November 24, 1974 slaying of James Silas Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Kenneth Ray Duncan
Pittsylvania County
Commonwealth
George Jones Jr
W. Carrington Thompson
Nolle
Jones
Duncan
James Silas Greene
Price Found Guilty Of Petit Larceny In Circuit Court
James William Price convicted of third offense petit larceny, a felony, in Danville Circuit Court and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary, suspended to one year on the Danville city farm with two years probation after release. Willie Huffman Jr. found not guilty on attempted statutory burglary. James Earl Ingram convicted of conducting a lottery. A presentence report ordered for April 1. Fifteen practical nursing graduates at Danville Community College and Danville Memorial Hospital receive pins. Tunstall Volunteer Fire Department to hold open house Saturday 1 to 4 pm to dedicate a new fire brick built by members. Danville City poundmaster Earl Willis to address Danville Humane Society meeting next Tuesday at 7:30 9.1 in the Danville room of First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Price
Danville
Willie Huffman Jr
James Earl Ingram
Danville Community College
Danville Memorial Hospital
Nancy Custer
Sharon Withrow
Margaret Griffith
Susan Marsh
Lorraine Petty
Brenda Warren
Cynthia Willis
Linda Almashy
Linda Stovall
Katherine Haley
Charlotte Williams
Rowena Carter
Joyce Adkins
Kristie Adams
Tunstall
Mount Cross Road
Sharon
Danville City
Earl Willis
Danville Humane Society
First National Bank
DCC Students Visit Italy on Weeklong Trip
A group from Danville Community College and others departed yesterday for a seven day trip to Italy guided by English instructor Carole McClanahan. The itinerary includes stays in Rome Florence and Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Community College
Danville
Italy
DCC
Carole McClanahan
Rome
Florence
Naples
Dangerfield Given 40-Year Sentence
David William Dangerfield 26 was sentenced to 40 years for the murder of his 21 year old wife Robyn. Convicted of second degree murder by a Mecklenburg County jury, his appeal is noted. Bond set at 40000 pending appeal as he remains jailed. The victim's mutilated body was found last November in a remote part of Mecklenburg County. Authorities say evidence implicates multiple involved, but only Dangerfield faces trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
David William Dangerfield
Robyn
Dangerfield
Belmont
Mecklenburg County
Lacy Thornburg
Frank Cooke
Cooke
Thornburg
Pete Gilchrist
Averett College presents A Man for All Seasons at auditorium
Review notes strong performances by Rich as the Common Man and Walsey as Cardinal Walsley with Signor Chapuys and Chapuy's attendant adding intrigue. Janie Phillips stands out as the bribe sender. The cast conveys More's era and the play's themes, despite opening night hiccups. Performance continues at 8 pm today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Stafford
Pete Wrenn
Signor Chapuys
Don Dickens
Chapuy
Janie Phillips
Sir Thomas
Max Boatwright
Cardinal Walsey
Pam
Averett College Auditorium
Elizabeth R. Smith
Mike McGowan
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Mrs. Bradley
J.B. Turner
Mr. Turmer
Paramus
New Jersey
Toih
Price
Practical Nurses
Humane Society
Willis
Virginia
Eek ‘Eth
Glen Mavis Distillers Ltd
Pata
Averett
More
Sir Thomas More
Prafee
Danville, VA
Agens
Suns
Mon
Register
FBI
SAT
SUN
Classified Advertising Dept
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