Williams Lucille H. Williams dies in Newport News at 72
Lucille Holton Williams 72 of Newport News Va died at home after a short illness. She was a Culpepper native and a 14 year resident of Newport News. Retired city secretary, widow of Bernard P Williams, she leaves a daughter Mrs Ralph Booth Jr and son Capt Bernard P Williams Jr eight grandchildren a sister in law Mrs Roland Holton and cousin Mrs Robert Cottam. Burial service at St Stephens Episcopal Newport News then funeral at St Stephens Culpepper followed by burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Newport News
Lucille Holton Williams
Culpepper
St. N'S Episcopal Church
Williams
Hampton
Bernard P. Williams
Ralph Booth Jr
Bernard P. Williams Jr
Vienna
Roland T. Holton
High Point
Robert Cottam
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Fairview Cemetery
Walter J Workman 83 dies at High Point Hospital
Walter J Workman 83 of 309 Kendall St Thomasville died at 10 a m Saturday in High Point Memorial Hospital after years of declining health He born Nov 2 1887 in Davidson County spent most of his life in Thomasville He worked at Thomasville Furniture Industries and Welco Furniture Co retired Sept 1969 He was a charter member of Hughes Grove Baptist Church Survived by wife Rosa Miller Wood four daughters three sons two stepdaughters two stepsons and many grandchildren great grandchildren and step relatives Funeral 2 p m Monday J C Green and Sons Chapel with burial in Holly Hills Cemetery The family will receive visitors Sunday 7 9 p m at the funeral home
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Thomasville
Walter J. Workman
Kendall St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Workman
Davidson County
Henry Workman
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Welco Furniture Co
Hughes Grove Baptist Church
Harvey
E*la) Yates
Kendall Street
Robert
Virgie) Stevenson
Moon Street
Theodore
Ersley) Brown
Rt. 1
Trinity
Charlie (Lurs) Causey
Charleston
S.C
Garcie Workman
Rt. 3
High Point
Boris Workman
Rt. 2
Weldon Workman
Cox Avenue
Glenn Loflin
J. C. Green and Sons
John Wheeles
John H. Long
Holly Hills
Death Claims Shirley L. Hill
Shirley Lee Hill 44 of Rt 4 Thomasville died in Community General Hospital Saturday at 1 15 pm from a heart attack. Born March 2 1927 in Winston Salem he worked at Thomasville Furniture Industries. Survived by wife Beaty Goins two stepsons Troy Lee Hill Curtis Hill two sisters Clara Cox Lillie Belle Cox and brother Early Hill. Funeral at 4 00 pm at Ainerson and Son's Chapel with ministers officiating. family at the funeral home tonight 7 9 pm.
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Thomasville
Shirley Lee Hill
Rt. 4
Community General Hospital
Miss Beaty Goins
The
Home
Troy Lee Hill
Curtis Hill
Winston-Salem
Arthur
Clara) Cox
Tabor Street
High Point
Herman
Lillie) Belle Cox
Rt. 1
Early Hill
Greensboro
Mrs Ada Parker 66 Dies in High Point
Mrs Ada L Parker 66 of 639 S Elm St died Saturday at 9 30 am at High Point Memorial Hospital Born 1905 in Chesterfield SC she had lived in High Point since 1959 Survived by husband Zamp two sons James and LeRoy Bailey both of High Point two grandchildren and four great grandchildren Body at Orrells Liberty Road Chapel Funeral arrangements incomplete
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Ada L. Parker
S. Elm St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Money Talks Less Than It Goes Quickly Away
The saying notes money refuses to speak and instead vanishes as it is spent. It also contrasts criticism from enemies as more useful than praise from friends.
Ft. Bragg Soldier Dies In Demolition Range Accident
At Ft. Bragg North Carolina a soldier was killed and three others wounded when an artillery shell exploded during a souveniring search on Observation Post near Coleman Demolition Range around 4 30 p m The wounded were taken to Womack Army Hospital The range is off limits and the army is withholding names until next of kin are notified.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Dick Riley
Coleman
Womack Army Hospital
Riley
Army
Noti
Soviet Protest Denounces US Terror Campaign in America
Moscow protests an organized campaign of terror against Russians in the United States after a bombing at the Amtorg trade agency in New York. The note to Ambassador Beam cites US responsibility and recalls harassment calls to the Embassy, blaming Zionists for the attack.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
America
U.S
Amtorg Soviet Trade Agency
New York
Jacob Beam
Vasily Kuznetsov
Jewish Defense League
Amtorg
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L. H. Williams
W. J. Workman
Pearl Clodfelter
Rosa Miller Wood
Shirley L. Hill
Mr. Hill
Hoy David and
Addie Scott Hill
J. C. Green and Son's Chapel
Henry S. King
W. S. Teachey
Arther Seawell
Z. Parker
Turner Landscape CO
N. Main St
E. Broad St
Iutie Falls
ELB Plumbing & Heating Co., Inc
Neha
Texangton Ave
F&f
Mary Lee Jackson Jarrell
Irena
Russia
Tass
Carlos L. Lopez-Benitez
A.J.D
Interiors & Planning Furniture Design & Display Studio
High Point, N.C
Bush Hill Lodge
Emergent Communications
Witteg Maron
Werome
Willard Stiles
Robert Stephenson
Sec't
Street Paint Company
Wrenn
AR Heel Paving CO
AMS
Bedford Dr
Coltrane Construction Co. Inc
Hayden Place
Ame
George T. Wood & Sons
Trinity Ave
BMS Co Yinue Talis
Roy T. Cranford
Longview RD
Childress Certified
M & S Building
Greensboro Rd
North State Telephone Company
Jamestown
Ranoleman
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