Danville Speech and Hearing Center joins United Fund drive
The Danville Speech and Hearing Center becomes the newest member agency of the United Fund of Greater Danville. The piece outlines speech therapy, its purpose, social and economic penalties faced by speech handicapped individuals, and the journey toward rehabilitation through dedicated therapy and community support.
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United Fund of Greater
Rosa East Funeral Rites Set Thursday
Mrs Rosa Lee East 72 will have funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. from Citty Funeral Home with Rev Wayne Williamson officiating. Burial follows at Danville Memorial Gardens. She died Tuesday morning at her daughter’s home in Ruffin Rt. 2 after several days illness. She was a Pittsylvania native.
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Reidsville
N. C
Rosa Lee East
Gambling Ruled Despite Denial Of Chips Used
Five men in municipal court argued their colored chip game was not gambling. They were found guilty and fined $10 each. Defendants included Ronald Duane Brown and Clyde James Doo Jin, with others named at 770% Short Wilson St. The court bound over William Laverne Blaine on a separate 1964 mortgage disposal case. Additional fines and suspensions were imposed on Johnnie Wesley Gunner, Alberta Poole, Clink Whaley, Amanda Wilson, and William Nash for alcohol and vehicle violations.
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Short Wilson St
Ronald Duane Brown
Berryman Ave
Clyde James Doo- Jin
Gray St
Lewis Baxter Bumpass
Danville Rt
Richard Early Salmon
Eastlawn Ave
Robert Lee Smith
Draper
N.C
William Laverne Blaine
Grand
Sparks-Giles
Johnnie Wesley Gunner
Gunter
Durant St
Alberta Poole
N. Ridge St
Clink, Chink
Chuck Perry Whaley
Main St
East Woman, Rockingham Resident, Dies. Rites Set
County Va. native spent most of life in Rockingham County and lived with Mrs. Dickerson. Survived by daughter, two sons Esten L. East of Danville and H. N. East of Graham, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Body to be taken to Dickerson home Wednesday morning then to Citty chapel at 11 a.m. Thursday.
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County
Rockingham County
Two Labor Disputes In Winston Go To NLRB
AP report notes Winston-Salem labor clashes involving Hennis Freight Lines and Champion Dish Washing Machine Co moving to the National Labor Relations Board. Teamsters Local 391 seeks recognition at Winston-Salem terminal, while Champion production workers pursue potential union election. both cases reflect ongoing strikes and company responses.
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Winston-Salem
National Labor Relations, Board
Hennis Freight Lines
Champion Dish Washing Machine Co
Teamsters Union Local 391
NLRB
Wennis Freight Lines
Local 391
Winston- Salem
Champion
Hennis
U.S
P. H H. Davis Jr
Lewis Wolberg
Wolberg
Teamsters
Davis
Henry County Jailor Resigns
Martinsville Henry County Sheriff E P Witt announced Tuesday that Jailor Frank Copley resigns effective Sept 30. Copley from Collinsville has served since Jan 1 and sought to join a local trucking firm. A replacement has been secured but not yet named.
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Martinsville
Henry County
E. P. Witt
Frank Copley
Copley
Collinsville
Sheriff’s Department
Witt
Bond prices fall as Treasury slides extend two month trend
In New York the US Treasury market continued its two month decline with 34 of 40 issues down and six unchanged. Corporate bonds on the NYSE also weakened as total volume reached 15.95 million par with 90 issues rising and the rest falling or steady.
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NEW York
US Treasury
Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
Cliq
AlliedCh
Armour
Atchison
Beth Sit
Boeing
Bruns Cvélzsal
Erie
Nyc
Penn RR
WIWA
Sears
Smith
Canada
Chile
Gale Esseever Vevievers
HEW Official Hopes To Settle Welfare Row
Washington AP A Welfare Administration spokesman says North Carolina and federal officials may settle a dispute over welfare staff qualifications without losing federal funds. Gov Dan Moore argued a rule requiring master’s degrees for program heads may be inapplicable. Cohen replied by telegram while Moore offered no immediate comment.
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HEW
Washington
Welfare Administration
North Carolina
Dan Moore
Wilbur J. Cohen
Gardner
Moore
W J Gibson Dies At 71 In Memorial Hospital
W J Gibson 71 of 105 West Stephens Street died yesterday at 12 10 p m in Memorial Hospital after years of declining health He was born September 17 1894 in Rockingham County North Carolina and lived in Danville 26 years He worked as a loom weaver at Riverside and Dan River mills retiring due to ill health He was married April 23 1916 to Viola Beck He leaves a daughter Ruby Hayes Akron Ohio a son Tillman Perry Gibson Danville and two grandsons Funeral services will be held at 11 a m Friday at Swicegood Funeral Home conducted by Elder Douglas Cross Interment Floral Hills Memory Gardens The family is at the West Stephens Street residence.
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W. J. Gibson
West Stephens St
Memorial Hospital
Rockingham County
N.C
Gibson
Nathaniel C. Gibson
Rebecca Stone Gibson
Danville
Lexington
Riverside
Dan River
Dan River Mills
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Viola Beck
Ruby Hayes
Akron
Ohio
Tillman Perry Gibson
Funeral Rites Set Tomorrow for Mrs Stowe
Final services for Nancy Lee Brumfield Stowe 26 will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow from Barker Funeral Home chapel. Interment in Highland Burial Park. She died unexpectedly after surgery in Cone Memorial Hospital Greensboro NC. She was a Pittsylvania County native, daughter of Elfen Walker Brumfield and the late Perron A Brumfield. Survivors include her husband Joel Lee Stowe and two children Joel Lee Stowe Jr and Tammy Leigh Stowe, plus six sisters and a brother.
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Nancy Lee Brumfield Stowe
Chapel of Barker ‘Funeral
Highland Burial Park
Perron A Brumfield
Whitmells High School
Joel Lee Stowe
Danville Rt. 3
Mt. Hermon
Joel Lee Stowe, Jr
Tammy Leigh Stowe
P. A. Brumfield Jr
Danville
Dorothy Emerson
Lauis Crane
Jane Hawker
Alease Cox
Lucy Brumfield
Vicky Lynn Brumfield
Slaughter Ave
Lucretius Discussed At Stratford Convocation
Dr. Herbert C. Lipscomb addressed 436 Stratford College students at the opening convocation marking the 114th academic session. He linked Lucretius to modern science and peace, detailing his six book work De Rerum Natura, atomic theory, and views on fate, evolution, and the soul, noting Lucretius anticipated atomic age and tranquil spirit through nature and order.
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Herbert C. Lipscomb
Stratford College
Dr. Lipscomb
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lucretius
W. Hugh Moomaw
Stratford
Lipscomb
Danville
Mt. Vernon Church
Danville College For
Lucre
Tius
Lucrectius
A E Scearce Funeral Rites Set Tomorrow
Last rites for Edward Scearce an 87 year old Westover Hills resident will be held at 4 p m tomorrow at Swicegood Chapel conducted by Rev J B Arthur Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery He died yesterday at his son's home and leaves a large family including three daughters two sons and two sisters
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Edward Scearce
William Pritchett Funeral Rites Held
Last services for William H. Pritchett were conducted yesterday afternoon from the chapels of Swicegood Funeral Home by Rev. Ralph E. McCormack and Rev. Lester F. Gayton. Interment followed in Leemont Cemetery.
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William H. Pritchett
Swicegood Funeral Home
Ralph E. McCormack
Lester F. Gayton
Leemont Cemetery
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United Fund Agency
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Feo
Rosa East
Amanda Wilson
Leeland Rd
Wiiliam Nash
Negro
National Guard
PTA
Your National Guard
Winston
Mrs. Stowe
Herbert Lipscomb
A. E. Scearce
Scearce
Jesse HH. iScearee
Westover Hills
Bachelors Hall
Vandola Baptist Church
Jennie Lee Holder Scearce
Cora Mills
Dry Fork
Bessie Kirks
Mt. Cross Rd
Ellen Long
Westover Dr
Jasper Scearce
Jesse H. Scearce
Jesse Holder
Maude Holder
William Pritchett
Wrenn
Funeral Home