Senior Citizens Seek November Meeting Notes
Dan River Employees Club met November 1 at 1 p.m. at Schoolfield Recreation Center with high attendance. Officers elected for 1978 include Harry Seay president and Ray Handy treasurer. A Thanksgiving luncheon is planned November 15 with member price 2.50 and guest price 3.00, plus entertainment by the Dan River Band. A community Hire-a-Senior drive and Social Security Q&A items were presented.
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Dan River
Dan River Employees Club
Schoolfield Recreation Center
Rudi Mitchell
Ray Handy
Dan River Band
Harry Seay
Myrtle Witt
Casey Boone
Ruel Mitchell
Tom Harris
Susie Ganey
First National Bank of
Danville
Caswell Voters OK Bonds but Reject Hunt's Succession
Caswell County voters approved road construction bonds of 300 million and clean water bonds of 270 million, with statewide passage. They narrowly rejected the gubernatorial succession amendment allowing consecutive terms, and defeated the municipal electric bonds proposal by Caswell voters, while approving two homestead and life insurance beneficiary amendments.
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Caswell County
Caswell
Obituaries from The Danville Register multiple deaths
Fredericks Crabb Jr. six month old dies at Memorial Hospital Danville. Evelyn Lukin Love 41 dead on arrival at Lynchburg hospital from Altavista and Gretna ties. Louise Perkinson Hazelgrove, 77, Richmond native and former Danville worker, graveside set at Hollywood Cemetery. Marvin Richard Edwards, 47, of Alexandria, funeral Thursday at St Andrews UMC Danville ties.
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Frederick Lee Crabb Jr
Frederick Lee Crabb
Wanda Fuqua Crabb
Memorial Hospital
Danville
Ruby Katina Crabb
John A. Fuqua
Reidsville
N.C
Ruby Crabb
Wrenn-Yeatts Funeral Home
Hart
Evelyn Lukin Love
Virginia Baptist Hospital
Lynchburg
Mrs. Love
Pittsylvania County
Oran Sherwood
Frances Adams Luken
Altavista
John Daniel Love
Wendell Dean Dillard
U.S. Army
Lynn Ray Dillard
Hurt
Aaron and
Garry Lukin
Sherwood Lukin Jr
Castlecraig
James Lukin
Gretna
Isla Myers
Patricia Daniels
Colbert-Moran
Fifth St
Richmond
Louise Perkinson Hazelgrove
Hollywood Cemetery
L.J. Christian Funeral Home
Hazelgrove
Marvin Richard Edwards
St. Andrews United Methodist Church
L.A. Trent
Democrats Lose Ground in Virginia House Elections
RICHMOND AP Democrats lost some ground but kept overwhelming control of the Virginia House of Delegates. They dropped to 76 seats from 7 of 100, while Republicans rose from 17 to 21 and independents fell to three. Majority Leader James Thomson of Alexandria lost his seat in a three way race amid ERA backlash. Republican Gary R. Myers led in Alexandria's 21st District. Democrat Richard Hobson held reelection. Thomson’s defeat prompts jockeying for a new majority leader, likely A L Philpott.
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Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
James Thomson
Alexandria
GOP
Liny Independent
Thomson
House
Privileges & Elections Committee
ERA
Gary R. Myers
Richard R. G. Hobson
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