Deaths and Funerals In Scottsburg and Danville
Scottsburg native Lewis Snead died in South Boston hospital at age 39. Survived by wife Mildred, daughter Patricia, son Horace, siblings, and three grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow at Powell Funeral Home Chapel, burial Scottsburg Cemetery. In Charlottesville UVa hospital Wilma Sams Broan, WWII Army nurse, died aged 53. Survived by husband Robert Broan, three children, siblings. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Christ Episcopal Church, burial Monticello Memorial Park. Danville man Samuel A. Jones, plasterer and deacon, died at home. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Shiloh Baptist Church, burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Col Henry Neil Kirkman, 81, veteran and former Florida highway safety head, died in Durham. Survived by son H. N. Kirkman Jr., brother Ward Kirkman, and in-laws. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Townes Memorial Chapel, burial Green Hill. Jannie Maude Fitzgerald, 71, Danville resident, died Friday at Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband Henry Fitzgerald, daughter Lucille Martin, two grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Wrenn-Yeatts Chapel, burial Leemont Cemetery.
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Scottsburg
Lewis W Vithbush Snead
South
Boston Hospital
Addie H
Mattie A. Snead
Harold Snead
Bernard Snead
Powell Funeral Home
Boston
Charlottesville
Wilma Sams Broan
Tanville
Uva
Golumbus
Clay Franklin
Mattie Neely Sams
Christ Episcopal Church
tShe
Army Nurse Corps
Stratford College
Uva. School of Nursing
Shiloh
Almagro
Oak Hill
Cunningham&Hughes
Ida Jones
Nannie
Samuel, Sr
James
J. B. Fuller
Henry ‘Neil Kirkman
Hillcrest
Durham
N. C
Louise Pruitt
Danville
Pleasant Gardens
N.C
Henry Taylor
Molly Fentress Kirkman
Florida State Department of Highway Safety
Luton Bridge Co
Main Street
Florida
Army Legion of Merit
England
Trinity United Methodist Church
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State
American Legion
H. N. Kirkman Jr
Chapel Hill
Ward Kirkman
Chrismas
D. Ellis Pruitt
Townes Memorial Chapel
Theodore Landis
Green Hill Cemetery
Townes Funeral Home
Jannie Maude Shelton Fitzgerald
Berryman Ave
Memorial Hospital
Fitzgerald
Benjamin Shelton
Nannie Rigney Shelton
Henry Dillard Fitzgerald
Calvary United Methodist Church
Lucille Martin
SFC
Robert Duval Owen
Department of the Army
Vietnam
Lynchburg
Green Berets
Trudy Smith Owen
Danville Rt. 3
Robin Sunshine
Susan Tracey
Mae Owen
Henry Coleman Owen
Lavender Ann Sparks
Indiana
William Owen
Luther Vaden Owen
Maryland
Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Link-Watson
Ballou Park
Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren 7a
A Chicago Tribune Weekly Bridge Quiz presents eight bidding problems from expert hands. Each item lists vulnerability and hands for South or North, with bids and asks for the best response or action. Provided solutions reference standard bridge conventions and bidding sequences to test readers’ play and bidding judgment.
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Charles H. Goren
Chicago
Bryant Cooper Final Rites At Wrenn Yeatts Chapel
Funeral services for Bryant Clay Cooper age 22 will be held at 2 p.m. today in Wrenn Yeatts Chapel conducted by Rev. Gerald Grubbs. Burial follows at Highland Burial Park. Cooper, born in Danville in April 1971, was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial Hospital Thursday night.
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Wrenn-Yeatts
Edward H. Kyle
Leemont Cemetery
Bryant Clay Cooper
James G. Cooper Sr
Mixed Company Printed Pattern Trends for Winter Wardrobe
A Danville Register catalog ad highlights Marian Martin patterns including a sleeveless cardigan and bias skirt in thrifty blends. It promotes printed guides, sizes, style numbers, and mail orders with 75 cents per pattern or extra for Airmail handling.
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Marian Martin
Danville Register
Westbach St
New York
N.Y
B B Howard Dies Former DA Official
Bentz B. Howard died unexpectedly yesterday at 4:30 p.m. in Charles Town West Virginia. He was retired vice president of Dana River Inc and resided at 142 West Hampton Avenue.
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Bentz B. Howard
Charles Town
W. VA
Mr. Howard
Dana River, Inc
Hampton Ave
Charleston saves skyline by purchasing historic block
A Charleston group funded by contributions from all 50 states and other countries bought a block of 19th century buildings near downtown for 1.2 million dollars. The Save Charleston Foundation, aided by a North Carolina bank loan, plans a development combining stores offices and residences, preserving the skyline including St Philips Church tower. Nancy Stevenson said a further announcement would detail development by month’s end.
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Charleston
8. C
Nancy Stevenson
Save Charleston Foundation
Baier Corporation of
Atlanta
Georgia
St. Phillips Church
Stevenson
North Carolina National Bank
Maker
Associated Press
HEW Examines Discrimination Claim In EMR Class Assignments
A Davidson man alleges racial bias in Charlotte-Mecklenburg EMR class placement. HEW reviewed the school system this week, denying the probe was spurred by his complaint. Legal Aid plans court action if needed, citing possible in-school segregation via special education classifications.
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Davidson
charlotte-Mecklenburg
HEW
Atlanta
Marion H. Weaver
Davidson College
Weaver
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Owen
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Los Angeles
Cannonball Adderley
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Carmen McRae
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Nat Adderley
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Legal Aid Society of
Mecklenburg County
Legal Aid
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools’ Educational Disabilities Division
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Special Education Program
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Young Christian Voices
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