Market Report From New York Stocks Listing May 25 1973
New York stocks list shows various securities with price figures and changes. Investors track dozens of names including large financials and industrials amid daily trading activity.
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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
5
New York stocks list shows various securities with price figures and changes. Investors track dozens of names including large financials and industrials amid daily trading activity.
The State Department of Community Colleges presented Gov. Linwood Holton with a 46.8 million construction plan for 1974-76. The tour included Tidewater Community College Chesapeake, Norfolk State College, and the Tidewater correctional unit. The plan requests 28.5 million to expand colleges, 14.9 million for new urban campuses, and 3.4 million to replace temporary Tidewater facilities.
Board meeting notes list Rogers at 175 Virginia Ave a George Washington High School counselor Norton at 509 Dogwood Dr a former textile analyst Mrs Reeves wife of Chatham Hall rector Dan Adams 171 Virginia Ave a Dan River Inc pilot Edward Penny and Mrs Walter Vincent on new critique committee Officers re elected for 1973 74 include Dr Edwin J Harvie Jr president Henry Gravely VP concerts Mrs W S Norman VP public reactions Mrs Nancy Felix secretary Walter A Dalton treasurer and Mrs John J Neal Jr appointed director of publicity.
A reflective verse compares life to a garden where seeds of hope love and tenderness are planted. It notes growth from kindly thoughts and deeds and urges maintaining courage faith and trust as sun sets and loved ones pass, promising reunion in heaven with wife and children.
H Reese Smith head of the environmental quality division at the State Highway Department will retire May 31 due to poor health after a heart attack in April. The Gretna native and Virginia Tech graduate organized the division two years ago to coordinate environmental matters across location design construction landscaping and maintenance. Smith spent 29 years with the National Park Service before joining the state department.
John W. Baxa, a third year UVA student and son of Mr and Mrs E G Baxa of 157 Broad St, has been elected general manager of Radio Station WUVA at the University in Charlottesville. He will also serve as executive vice president of the station's non profit corporation. WUVA is a student owned carrier current AM station plus operates a stereo FM signal via Jefferson Cable Corp. Baxa takes the post immediately and will guide through the 1973 74 academic year.
Mrs. Kinnier describes a volunteer driven social club for people referred by psychiatrists and counselors. Clients must consent to join and receive rides or help to attend meetings. Danville is seen as a good area with colleges providing volunteers. Budgets are low, Lynchburg at $100 yearly, others at $300. The club remains only part of the solution alongside halfway houses and outpatient services.
Frank Hubert Altice 84 died Wednesday. Funeral Saturday 1 a m at Townes Memorial Chapel with Rev. R Eugene Tally and Rev Daniel Kapornyai. Burial Highland Burial Park. Survived by three daughters, two sisters, nine grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. many details from Redwood native to Danville resident for 40 years. Family to receive friends 7:30 p m today at Townes Funeral Home.
Harry (Buster) Travis of 29 Holcomb Ave Stokesland died at Memorial Hospital after years of declining health. He was 75 born in Rockingham County NC and lived in Danville 30 years. Survived by five daughters, one son, 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren, plus three sisters and four brothers. Funeral at Swicegood Chapel Saturday 2 p.m. with Rev. Richard Geoghegan. interment in Danville Memorial Gardens. The body lies at the funeral home with visiting hours Friday 1 to 7:30 p.m. and at residence other times.
Mrs Mary Watlington Shelton aged 65 widow of the late John C. Shelton died at her Gretna Rt 3 home Thursday. She was born in Pittsylvania County August 31, 1907, daughter of Charlie L Watlington and Ida Murphy Watlington. She belonged to Payneton United Methodist Church and is survived by son Join Wayne Shelton of Gretna, a sister Mrs Bessie Warbur of Danville, a brother James R Watlington Sr of Gretna, and two granddaughters. Funeral services were held at Paynton United Methodist Church in Whittles Saturday at 2 p.m. conducted by Dr L Byrd. Interment followed at Highland Burial Park. The body rested at Scott Funeral Home. The family resides at Gretna Route 3.
Funeral rites for Grady Helms of Chatham were held yesterday at Stone Chapel Martinsville. Interment followed at Shady Rest Cemetery in Bassett. Helms aged 66 is survived by wife Cora two sisters Leola Barnes and Iva French and half brother Harvey Helms. He died in a Martinsville hospital Wednesday.
Funeral services for Anthony Jennings 77 of Nathalie will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev. William Trivers. Burial with military honors will follow in the church cemetery. He was born July 22 1895 in Halifax County and died Tuesday in Halifax. He was survived by his wife Louella Freeman Jennings three daughters and five sons with relatives in Amelia Trenton Montclair Los Angeles and Halifax. The family will receive mourners today 4 to 7 p.m. at Jeffres Funeral Home Brookneal.
Funeral rites for Debbie Lynn Laws of Oxford Alabama will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Miller Funeral Home with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. The eight year old girl was killed when struck by a bus in Oxford on May 22. Survivors include her mother Sue Laws of Oxford her father Sr Sergeant Louis F Laws stationed in Germany one brother Dennis C Laws of the home her maternal grandmother Mrs Melbina Phillips of Oxford and her paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs W E Laws of Ringgold.
The Speer Family will sing at Calvary Church Of The Nazarene Sunday at 10 am. The group is well known in gospel singer circles and Rick Withrow, pastor, invites the public to attend the concert.
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