Pastor Manson Estes Returns to Lead Two Kentucky Churches
The Rev. Manson P. Estes, formerly pastor at Spring Garden Presbyterian, returns to Pittsylvania County to pastor Williamson Memorial and Kentuck Presbyterian churches. Installations, services, and charges will occur with presiding officials from Appomattox and local congregations. Estes, a Charlottesville native, is a Bob Jones University and Columbia Theological Seminary graduate with wife Irene and three daughters.
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Manson P. Estes
Spring Garden Presbyterian Church
Pittsylvania County
Williamson Memorial
Kentuck Presbyterian
John D. MacLeod
Lynchburg
Appomattox
Mrs. Mattie Watlington Dies at 89 in Yanceyville
Mrs. Mattie Page Watlington aged 89 died Friday at her Prospect area home after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be Sunday at 3 p.m. in Prospect Methodist Church with burial in the Watlington family cemetery. She was a lifelong Prospect resident, born August 31, 1876, and survived by four sons, one daughter, three sisters, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Yanceyville
N.C
Mattie Page Watlington
Prospect Methodist Church
Watlington
Prospect
Old Oak Grove
Logan Meadows Funeral Sunday
Final rites for Logan Ben Meadows will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the chapel of Swicegood Funeral Home. Interment will be in Highland Burial Park. Meadows, 53, of 114 Bradford St., died Thursday of an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound. A World War II veteran, he was an employee of Lea Lewis Furniture Co.
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Logan Ben Meadows
Swicegood Funeral Home
Highland Burial Park
Mr. Meadows
Bradford St
Lea- Lewis Furniture Co
Rites Conducted For Mrs Wilson
Funeral for Mrs. Peter Hairston Wilson conducted yesterday morning at Townes Memorial Chapel by Rev. John B. Cunningham. Burial followed at Berry Dill. Pallbearers listed: Henry Moir John Carter Mayo Worsley Gordon Norburn French Conway Ray Brown Louis Roach Joe Whitehead.
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Peter Hairston Wilson
Townes Memorial Chapel
John B. Cunningham
Berry Dill
Henry Moir
John Carter
Mayo Worsley
Gordon Norburn
French Conway
Ray Brown
Louis Roach
Joe Whitehead
Mrs Goodwin Dies At Apex Funeral Today
Mrs Elsie Yeatts Goodwin aged 67 of Apex North Carolina died after a long illness at Apex Hospital. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Apex Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Bob Watson presiding. Graveside rites follow at 3 30 p.m. in Highland Burial Park Danville Virginia with Rev Ross Range. Survived by husband Hughie H Goodwin two daughters Mrs Kenneth Barbour Raleigh NC three sons Richard Jacksonville Florida Ernest Raleigh Eugene Rt 3 Apex two sisters Mrs Ernest Bennett Ringgold Virginia Mrs Nancy Omohundro Arlington Virginia three brothers Ernest Stover Yeatts Danville Harvey Yeatts Washington DC and 11 grandchildren.
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Apex
N.C
Elsie Yeatts Goodwin
Apex Hospital
Apex Funeral Home
Bob Watson
Highland Burial Park
Danville
Ross Range
Goodwin
Hughie H. Goodwin
Kenneth Barbour
Raleigh
Richard
Jacksonville
Fla
Ernest
Eugene
Rt. 3
Ernest Bennett
Ringgold
Nancy Omohundro
Arlington, Va
Ernest and
Stover Yeatts
Harvey Yeatts
Washington, D.C
Mrs Diana Plaster Rites Held At Calvary Baptist
Funeral rites for Mrs Diana Plaster were conducted yesterday afternoon from Calvary Baptist Church at Edgewood by Rev Lester F Gayton Rev R O Smith and Rev Richard Smith. Burial was in Schoolfield Cemetery. Pallbearers were Albert Plaster James Graham Bobby Graham Tray Scearce Roy Scearce Kenneth Thomas C G Blizzard and Ralph South.
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Diana Plaster
Calvary Baptist Church
Edgewood
Lester F. Gayton
R.O. Smith
Richard Smith
Schoolfield Cemetery
Albert Plaster
James Graham
Bobby Graham
Tray Scearce
Roy Scearce
Kenneth Thomas
C.G. Blizzard
Ralph South
Youth Fatally Injured Run Over By Car
Billy Carver an 18 year old Gastonia resident was fatally injured when struck by a car on highway 275 near Dallas at about 345 am. Charles R. King 25 of Mount Holly was charged with manslaughter after officers found a prior nighttime dispute among King and two women passengers. King was jailed pending autopsy findings.
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Gastonia
N. C
Billy Carver
Gaston County
Charles R. King
Rt. 1
Mount Holly
Carver
Highway 275
Dallas
Alan Bridges
Harold Harwell
King
Holton Attacks Virginia Highway Financing Policy
Republican gubernatorial nominee A Linwood Holton criticized Virginia highway fiscal policy at a Charlottesville news conference. He accused authorities of abandoning pay as you go and funding toll roads with debt, urging a constitutional amendment. About 600 people greeted him at a Roanoke area stop as he planned Northern Virginia campaigning.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Horton
Two Resignations From North Carolina Attorney General Staff
Raleigh AP Two assistant attorneys general Sanders and Barbee resigned from Wade Bruton’s staff effective Sept 1, leaving three vacancies in the office. Bruton confirmed the departures amid earlier moves by Ray Brady to the ABC Board and discussion by James Bullock about a Charlotte city attorney post. Bruton expects replacements soon.
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Raleigh
Atty
Wade Bruton
Asst
Richard T. Sanders
Charles W. Barbee
Bruton
Sanders
Barbee
Justice
Ray B. Brady
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Dan Moore
James F. Bullock
Charlotte
Brady
Sanders Sanders
George B. Patton
Malcolm Seawell
Dance Slated At Tuscarora Country Club Tonight
A poolside dance is planned at Tuscarora Country Club from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for members and out-of-town guests, with casual dress and Bermudas allowed. Music will be recorded. Members may bring two local guest couples. If rain, the event is canceled.
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Tuscarora Country Club
Live Coverage Of Speaker Ban Hearings Set
Raleigh AP reports statewide live coverage of speaker ban hearings next Wednesday and Thursday coordinated by the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters. WRNC Raleigh will originate radio coverage with broadcasts from 10 a.m. to 11 45 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The coverage will air on FM stations statewide. WRAL TV will provide live TV coverage 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. WUNC TV will tape and air the sessions later.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Association of Broadcasters
NCAB
Harry Severance
Wilson
WRNC
Wral-Tv
Wunc-Tv
Chapel Hill
Court Refuses Injunction In School Action
Asheboro N C AP a Ramseur parents Friday lost in an effort to obtain an injunction preventing Randolph County Board of Education from a new plan of school operation in Ramseur district Superior Court Judge Hal H Walker denied the motion saying evidence did not show necessity While the hearing was in progress all 18 county schools opened without incident under a desegregation policy The county schools have about 21700 pupils about nine percent Negroes The school is scheduled to take up classes next Tuesday morning.
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Asheboro
N. C
Ramseur
Randolph County Board of Education
Superior Court
Hal H. Walker
Intervention Asked In Suit On Voting Rights
In Lynchburg the federal government seeks to intervene in a suit by Frank M. McCann challenging the Voting Rights Act. A hearing is set for Sept. 11 in Charlottesville to consider intervention and jurisdiction under Section 14-B. McCann seeks to purge voting lists of those registered under the act.
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Lynchburg
U. S. District Court
Frank M. McCann
Thomas J. Michlie
Charlottesville
Saunders Mestel
Civil Rights Division
U. S. Department of Justice
Washington
James C. Roberson
Roanoke
U. S
Michie
McCann
District of Columbia
Paint firm sues McGregor for 3404 dollars in court
The Mary Carter Paint Co files in Corporation Court a suit against L A McGregor claiming he owes 3404.97 dollars plus interest since April 1 for a paint shipment.
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Mary Carter Paint Co
Corporation Court
L.A. McGregor
McGregor
Lynchburg College Receives 67000 President's Home Gift
Lynchburg College trustees gift a 67000 president's home at 3804 Faculty Dr. to replace the Vernon Street residence. The Georgian colonial house will support official events, with Carl Gillespie leading the project and construction already underway for a 1966 move.
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Lynchburg
Lynchburg College Board of Trustees
Paul Schweitzer
Norfolk, Va
Sarge
Schweitzer
Carl Gillespie
Gillespie
Bennett B. Cardwell
George W. Fix Co, Inc
Carey Brewer
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