Hill death in Jamestown man 1
Joseph E Hill 1 of Jamestown NC died yesterday in Butner NC. He retired from Oakdale Cotton Mill and belonged to Mitchell Grove United Methodist Church. Survived by wife Frieda G Hill three sons J Addison Hill Dewey F Hill James Ralph Hill a sister Ida McGhee. Funeral at Mitchell Grove UMC tomorrow 3 PM with burial in church cemetery. Body to Sechrest Funeral Home High Point NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Hill
Jamestown
N.C
Butner, N.C
Addison Hill
Cornelia Alldred Hill
Hill
Oakdale Cotton Mill
Mitchell Grove United Methodist Church
Mr. Hill
Frieda Gross Hill
J. Addison Hill
Burlington
Dewey FP. Hill
Newton
James Ralph Hill
Danville
Ida McGhee
Funeral for George T Merchant Held in Ringgold
Funeral services for George Terry Merchant 83 of Ringgold Rt 1 were held today at 2 p.m. at Wrenn Yealts Chapel with Dr Victor Mantiply officiating. Burial followed in Danville Memorial Gardens. Merchant, a Pittsylvania County native, died Monday after a five year health decline. A lifelong dairy and tobacco farmer, he retired 19 years ago. He married Georgianna Odell on December 14, 1912. Survived by wife four sons Garland, Marshall, Jacque, and George Jr. five daughters Mrs Aaron Phipps Mrs Dale Young Mrs Stanley Carter Mrs Clyde Lawhorn and Mrs James Davis. 14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. The body lay in state at Wrenn Yealis Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Terry Merchant
Ringgold Rt. 1
Wrenn-Yealts Chapel
Victor Mantiply
Danville Memorial Gardens
Merchant
Pittsylvania County
Ezekiel Merchant
Sara Elizabeth Lewis
Goldsboro
N.C
Aaron Phipps
Dale Young
Ringgold
Stanley Carter
Clyde Lawhorn
James Davis
Danville
Wrenn-Yealis Funeral Home
C L Solomon Funeral Today in South Boston
A funeral service for OWie Lawson Solomon 81 will be held at Olive Branch United Methodist Church with Reverends Levitt and Webb officiating. Burial follows. Solomon died yesterday in a local hospital born in Halifax to William B Solomon and Nannie Guthrie Solomon. Survived by wife Connie Murray Solomon daughter Charlie C Moore son Ernest L Solomon four brothers Oley Solomon and three grandchildren. Body at Brooks Funeral Home. family at Ernest Solomon’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Owie Lawson Solomon
Olive Branch United Methodist Church
Charles Levitt
Darrell Webb
Oley Solomon
Alton Rt. 1
Brooks Funeral Home
Ernest Soloman
Rosser Link Dies At Age 83
Rosser Albert Link 83 of Alton died yesterday in a local hospital. He was a member of Harmony United Methodist Church and is survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Services are tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Harmony United Methodist Church conducted by Reverends Fowder and Payne. Burial in the Link family cemetery. The body is at Brooks Funeral Home with visitation tonight from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rosser Albert Link
Alton
Halifax County
Henry Link
Margaret Powell Link
Link
Flarmeny United Methodist Church
Harmony United Methodist Church
Bob Fowder
John Payne
Alt Brooks Funeral Home
Raymond F Canupp Rites Incomplete
Raymond F Canupp of Danville died in Baltimore Maryland after a six month illness at age 58. He had lived in Danville before moving to Maryland 25 years ago and is survived by his mother Mrs. Charlotte Mae Canupp a sister Mrs. Ruth M Walker and three brothers Leonard J Canupp Edward Canupp and James Canupp. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Canupp
Danville
Baltimore
Mr. Canupp
Maryland
Charlotte Mae Canupp
Ruth M. Walker
Leonard J. Canupp
Smittfield
N.C
Edward Canupp
James Canupp
Roosevelt Ware Funeral Set
Roosevelt Ware 75 of 853 Craghead St. will be buried at Oak Hill after a 3 p.m. service tomorrow at L. G. Brooks & Bro Funeral Chapel led by Rev. J. D. Dixon. He died Monday after a long illness in Danville. He worked for Southern Railway Co. until retirement. He is survived by a sister, Mandy Ware. The body is at L. H. Brooks & Bro. Funeral Home with visitation from 7 to 8 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Ware
Craghead St
L. G. Brooks & Bro
J.D. Dixon
Oak Hill
Mr. Ware
Danville
Henry Ware
Mary Tolten Ware
The
Southern Railway Co
Ware
Mandy Ware
L. H. Brooks & Bro. Funeral Home
Lisbon Younger Funeral Friday
Funeral for Liskon P. Younger of Chatham Rk 5 will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Fairview Baptist Church. Rev. P. H. Wagstaff to conduct. burial in the church cemetery. Family visitation 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. He died Monday morning in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Liskon P. Younger
Chatham Rk
Fairview Baptist Church
P. H. Wagstaff
Veterans Administration Hospital
Salem
North Carolina crime up in five cities says DOJ report
The Justice Department finds a 12.2 percent rise in serious crimes in North Carolina's five largest cities for the first half of 1975, with Raleigh 24.4 percent higher and Winston-Salem 18.8 percent up. Charlotte shows 11.8 percent, Durham 8.7, and Greensboro under 1. The report notes increased reporting in Charlotte due to a team policing approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
US Justice Department
Department
Winston- Salem
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Durham
Northeast
West
Charles Adams
Anti-Trust Suit Brought Against NCAA Suppliers
Raleigh AP reports a antitrust case against the North Carolina Audiovisual Suppliers Association settled out of court. The group will ease membership limits and cut its initiation fee of about $1,000. The suit claimed restrictions harmed competition as clinics in public schools displayed equipment. Public schools buy roughly $2.25 million in audiovisual gear annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCAA
Raleigh
North Carolina Audiovisual Suppliers Association
Consumer Protection Division
The
Attorney General's Office
North Carolina
Feathers charges hit Charlotte Boy Scouts
Three Mecklenburg County Explorer Scouts faced citation by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service for possessing owl and hawk feathers used in authentic Sioux style costumes. The council will surrender the outfits to Charlotte Nature Museum by January 1 to meet the agency deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Sitting Bull
U. S. Department of the Interior
Agents of the Interior Depart
Ment’s
Fish and Wildlife Service
Mecklenburg County Council of
Boy Scouts of America
Explorer
Jim Terry
Nature Museum
Terry
Robertson Charged With Theft
A 19-year-old county man, Jack Melvin Robertson Jr., was arrested yesterday morning and charged with grand larceny for stealing 928.29 dollars from the Kwik Pik on West Main Street on August 7. He was apprehended at 9:25 a.m. while working at Planter's Warehouse on Industrial Avenue and jailed briefly until bonding at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Jack Melvin Robertson Jr
M. 9. Dalton
W. R. Moss
Planter
Industrial Avenue
Purdum Woods
Robertson
Sheriffs Department
Prices Decline on Georgia Leaf Markets
Valdosta Georgia prices on tobacco grades slipped in Tuesday trading with losses of 1 to 3 dollars per hundred pounds. Five markets reported 2,019,789 pounds sold at an average of 99.32 per hundredweight, Alma led with 436,463 pounds at 104.87, Adel 261,536 at 101.40, Blackshear 497,041 at 100.18, Tifton 391,827 at 97.18, Vidalia 492,922 at 94.26. Adel and Tifton closed Tuesday, others due Wednesday. Gross Monday sales totaled 5.6 million pounds at 105.15. Auction bids varied by grade with BaF 115, B4K 108, BaKF 102, B4KM 106, HaF 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Adel
Blackshear
Tifton
Vidalia
R Blackshear
Hahira
Valdosta
Police Officer Pleads Guilty In Assault Case
In Richmond a city policeman Clifton B. Alford and detention officer Thomas L. Hayes pleaded guilty to assaulting a woman prisoner. They received two month suspended jail terms and agreed to resign. The men were initially charged with sodomy, reduced after negotiations with the prosecutor Aubrey M. Davis Jr. and defense attorney Michael Morchower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Clifton B. Alford
Thomas L., Hayes
Commonwealth
Aubrey M. Davis Jr
Michael Morchower
Cable Industry Urged to Act Not React in Washington
Atlanta AP report notes National Cable Television Association president Robert L. Schmidt telling Southern Cable Television Association members to initiate a legislative program rather than wait for others. He opposes a copyright bill provision allowing program owners to sue cable operators, calling it harassment and urging grassroots action to showcase cable’s potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Robert L. Schmidt
National Cable Television Association
Southern Cable Television Association
Schmidt
National Association of Broadcasters
Senate
Washington
America
Schmidtt
Witnesses Testify In Arsenic Trial In Florence
In Florence, two arsenic poisoning victims and an insurance executive testified on day two against Mrs. Elmer Stone Conyers, accused of poisoning her second husband Murton Reese Conyers and linked to other fatal and attempted poisonings. Exhumations, medical testimony, and a hospital stay for Conyers' son-in-law John Van Buren were detailed during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
S.C
Elmer Stone Conyers
Florence General Sessions Court
Conyers
John van Buren
Murton Reese Conyers
Pamplice
Willie Graham Stone
Louise Opal Conyers
Baron
Iris Stevens
Charleston
Stone
Vepco Repairs Nuclear Reactor at Surry Plant
Virginia Electric & Power Co says one reactor at Surry station is shut for repairs and refueling. Unit to return about six weeks, with coolant temperature detectors and a steam tube being fixed. Refueling moved up from mid October to avoid another shutdown soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Surry Power Station
Vepco
Police Probe Fire Deaths Of Two Women In Erwin NC
In Erwin North Carolina two women died in a house fire with the possibility of murder being investigated. Dorothy Jean Tolar Jordan 40 died soon after hospital arrival and Thelma Whitehead 52 was found in her bedroom. Firemen reported blood in the kitchen and bedroom as the fire started in the kitchen. Authorities awaited autopsy reports to determine cause of death. Four dogs and a cal were also killed in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERWIN
N.C
Dorothy Jean Tolar Jordan
Thelma Whitehead
Louis Joseph
Joseph
B.E. Sturgill
Bar Exam Continues to Page 1 B War of Names
A long list of names from Arlington to Norton appears in the Bar Exam section, detailing numerous applicants and their locales including Vienna Annandale Alexandria Richmond Reston Williamsburg and Norfolk. The roster spans Richmond and Arlington entries with many individuals and towns across Virginia noted for examination seating and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Eisenberg
Artington
Bill James Elkins
Vienna
James Ronald Ennis
Richmond
Mark Fox Evens
Hoger
Charles Fairchild
Annandale
William Lincoln Fang
Alexandria
Gdulkner
Mechanicsville
Robert Sterling Faust
Reston
Francis Edmunt Fenwick
Middleoute
Jick William Fleming
Arlingto el Clarke Flynn
Arlington
Richard Forbes
Hichmond
Tym
Lynn Forbes
Wiliamsburg
Stephen Kellam Fox
Jack Tra Frankis
Janice Erlene Freeman
William Thomas Freyvogel
McLyan
Albert Mitchell Garhee
Lynchboro
David Franklin Garber
Steven Mark Garver
Hussell
James Gaspar
Richard Edward Ginek
Allan H Goodman
Norfolk
William Wolcott Goodrich
Richard Francis Gorman
Williamsburg
Thomas Aminas Grant
Walter Lawson
Danville
Stephen Joseph Frayson
Dexter Brock Green
Lanna Green
Winnechael Abbott Grow
Lexandra
John Her
Christopher Joseph Habenicht
Emory Edwin Hackman
John Victor Hahn
Alexandra
Dight Charles Hair
Frances Fite Halsey
McLean
James Dewey Hamilton
Fairfax
Marshall Lamont Himey
Tappahannock
Carl Willard Ifarder
Mary Jean Narenburg
Richard Snyder Warman
Donald Damian Hara
Kenneth Louis
Lexington
Ray Vinton Hartwell
Thomas Marston Haskins
Virginia Beach
Timothy James Hauler
Colonial Heights
Timothy George Hayes
Mexandria
Frances Perry Hissbrooke
Falls Church
Randall Madison Heald
Melean
Willian
Knelin
Stephen Lansdale
Mary Dean Hunter
Tachmond
Ellen McNamara Hussey
Alevandra
Thomas Ward Hussey
David Alan Ingold
Mariane Roman Ingold
William Paul Isele
Arington
David Blair Jackson
Staunton
James Bet Darksen Jr
Charlottessne
Terrence Garry Jackson
Clyde Hanenek Jacob Wh
Norfalk
Lestie Cantrell Smith
Chevy Chase
Thomas Edward Smolka
Pinero
Gary Joseph Spahn
Stephen Howard Spector
Clifford Ross Spott
Donald Joseph Stauber
Andrew Yale Slanton
Barry Michael Steapitt
Alexi
Linda Frances Steele
Elizabeth Siein
Ernest Max Stern
Henry Smith Stout Jr
Harrisonburg
James Myron Sturgeon Jr
Charleston
Eddie Raymond Vaughn Jr
Montpelier
David Raymond Walker
James Hamilton Walsh
William Michael Wannisky
Daniel Alton Ward
Blackshurr
Wallace Talbert Ward
Uhl
Robert Sands Warner Jr
Newport News
Charles Richard Walenn
Caroline Watts
Brightwood
Richard Lewis Weatherford
Portsmouth
Daryl Eugene Webber
Wichmond
James Harrison Weise
Chesapeake
Ronald Reynalte
Morgan Defends CIA as Finest In World
Fayetteville AP says Sen. Robert Morgan of North Carolina defends the CIA as the finest intelligence agency in the world during a talk to the North Carolina Cooperative Council. He questions FBI and IRS actions, criticizes Pike and Church probes, and notes the agency’s files on Senate committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
CIA
Fayetteville
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
N.C. Cooperative Council
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Rep
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
CFA
Livestock prices by weight and grade
Stock feeder cattle and cows listed with price ranges by weight and grade. Steers 300-900 lbs priced 30 to 35.50 for good and fancy, 22-26 medium, 17-22 common. 500-750 lbs 34-36.50 good, 26-33 medium, 19-24 common. 800+ lbs 33-36.75 good, 26-32 medium. Heifers 300-500 lbs 20-23.50 good, 17-21 medium, 15-17 common. 500-750 lbs 25-28.25 good, 19 common 15-18. Baby calves 3-12 per head. Cow-calf combos 99-157 per head.
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Church
Sechrest Funeral Home
High Paint, N.C
G. T. Merchant
Feneral Today
C. L. Solomon
Rosser Link
Raymond Canupp
Lisbon
Edward Levi
Levi
Adams
Inc
Georgia
Valdosta, Ga
Market News’ Service
Richard Dusenbury
Frances Isgett
Mrs. Isgett
Harnett County
Burg
Robert Duane Jones
Ciearge In and Joyner HL
Barbara Ways Kamp
Peter Kane
E d Kane I
Sanford 1
Kantor
Joseph Henry Kasimer
Gerald Istoreitz
Charlottesville
Jonathan Edward Kifmana
Ceaiz Akin Kawamote
Springfield
Stephen Jay Kelin
Are Vinston
Richard David Kelly
Alexanria
Thomas Harold Kennedy
Robert Bolling
Lambeth Te
Michael Myer Landa
Marleigh Dover Lang
Zane Alin Lang
Jerry Leon Longley
Verned Thomas Lankford Jr
Ronald Howard Lazarus
Burke
George Robert Leach
Williamsburd
Louise Alberta Lerner
Steven Levin
Kenneth Saimich Levinson
Donald Loss Lewy
Stephenreigh Martson
Douglas Richard Maxwell
Robert Glenn Mayer
John David Meade
Petersburg
Roger Darius Rare
John Verhert Mearsam
Thaining
David Melvin Meirick
Wiliam
Edward Michaels Jr
Michael Kimball Millard
Rand Albert Mirante
Ralph Anthony Mittelberger
John Andrew
Moffet Jr
Fairfas
Eus Conway Moncure Jr
James Mexander Soore
Suffolk
Tammy Lewis
Maine
Willian Skelton Moore
George Fetoy Moran
Annandate
Samdea Marissa Morewitz
Michael Emanuel Rennings Moras
Kenneth Bru Murov
Matthew Krondred Murray
Esmont
Steven Lloyd Myers
Timothy Bartholomew LeBride
New York
CNY
Hichard
Mot
Johnn Trying
McManus
Lave Lonny McVey
Aarnit
Patnvia Marie Oesterle
Ann Perinchief Palamar
Fredericksburg
Randal Chase Palamar
Jim Hilary Parcel Ar- Kington
Cara Nichuhr Park
Annanfair
Phillip
Dean Parker
Charlottes Ville
Nina Kitlan Peace
Ashlan Alexander Lally Peasler
Charlottery
Leonard Charles Pederson Jr
Atefiria
Gary Raymond Peet
la Jolla
Miss
Sharon Marie Perry
Charlottesy
Gale Roy Peterson
John Mchael
Petruneio
Charles Freeman Platt
Charles Stanley Pompey
David Andrew Perry
Wayne Dis Porter Jr
Joseph Michael Potenza
Amon Jesse Powell
Earl Mgrton Prater Jr
Woodbririze
Andrew Cureis Pratt
Artinatan
Joseph Thomas Trenstergast
John Neal Price
Arhington
Michael Kevin Gavin
Roanoke
Avdrey Ramind Rah
Breve Winder Radford
Charles Burdette Ram
Bruce Douglas Rathbun
Sol Waite Rawls
Jose Recin Recinto Jr
Ralph Jacob Reeder
Paul Stone Richter
Adington
Mark Botterworth Riegel
Daseaw
Roald Marshall Riggs
Willam Bailey Roberts
Ron
William Robinson
Thomas Harry Rockwood
Winchester
John Edward Roethel
James Kucas Rogers
William Louis Koshe
Charles Tanner Hase
David Chase Rosema McLain
Thomas Rass
Woodbridge
Ty Gene Thoma Ruane
Mary Prowee Rucker
Alien Senti Kned
Gabor Jeno Rozsa
Robert Michael Sabel
Charlotte Guilie
David Scott Safran
Mariya Annette Sallee
Martin Salmon
William Gordon Salmon
Martha Christian Santate
Covington
David Hentr Schaub
Donald Joseph Scheltharer
Alvin
John Schilling
Philip Michael Schneider
Kenneth L Schorr
August Schutz
Pas Michaelson Schwarzschild
Willam Harry Schwarzschid
Joseph Garden Seeber
Wonbridge
Engom Ward Shannon
Waynes- Hore
John Patrick Shanna Jr
Alexaindria Damwl Fay Shapira
Alexond
Mare
Heard Shapiro
Cunningham Sheldon
Larry Wayne Shelton
W. Hyatsville
William Leonard Strahere
Damus Michael Shull
Galexy
Miss Corol Ann Sigmond
Alan Leonard Silverstein
Stuart Alan Simon
Bruce Howard Slater
Tich
Jond
James Michael Slattery
Joseph Thomas Small Jr
Ronaldee Smallwood
Grange
Gregary Wrett Smith
Jerry Smith
Ali Zimmerman
Cohen Zimmel
Warren Edune Zirkle
Bruce Cart Zatler
Linwood H. Webb
John Neal, Jr
Cesar Guanton
Albert P. Maurakis
Albert Maurakis
Shenandoah Life
Albert
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company
Mutual Compan Raiesso P
Mt. Herman Pentecostal Holiness Church
James Hilliard
Singing Hills
Shenandoah, Va
K. A. Carlisle
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