Seven Die In Easter Car Train Crash Toll Climbs
United Press International reports a series of Easter weekend accidents totaling 22 deaths. The worst crash near Boutte Louisiana left seven from the Theriot and related families dead, while a Missouri Lebanon Frisco collision claimed five victims. Additional teens perished in Hammond Indiana and Prattsville New York incidents, with two more brothers among Cheyenne Wyoming fatalities and injuries.
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United Press International
Boutte
Southern Pacific Railroad
Leonard Theriot
Luling
Mary Jean
Pamela
Clarence Theriot
Leonard
Baton Rouge
Anna Mae
Charles
Alvin
Lebanon
June Barr
St. Louis
Floyd
Olan Law
Oklahoma City
Okla
John B. Neely
Billy Fitzgerald
Tulsa
Hammond
Ind
Woman's hobby helps locate missing pair in Ohio case
An unidentified Florida woman's hobby of noting license plates helped locate William Gibbons 55 and Billy Gee 14 missing from Fallsburg Ohio. Police found them at a Zanesville motel three days after the disappearance. Gibbons faces contributing to the delinquency of a minor and extradition was waived. Gee could face juvenile charges. Gibbons was paroled in 1958 after a 27 year sentence for killing Tip Gay, Civil War veteran, in Canngville Ohio.
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Ripley
UPI
Fallsburg
Licking County
Ohio
William Gibbons
Billy Gee
Willie Gee
Zanesville
Gibbons
Tip Gay
Cannesville
Bond Executed For Raleigh Man In Traffic Crash
Lewis Abrams, 38, of Raleigh, posted a $500 property bond at 1:35 p.m. Sunday to be released from Raleigh County Jail and appear in City Police Court tonight on three traffic violations linked to a two car crash at the South Fayette Street traffic light. Police accuse Abrams of drunken driving driving without a state license and turning left into oncoming traffic. A 1960 model car driven by Abrams collided head on with a 1959 model car driven by Robert A. Allen of Barbour Avenue, causing $1,500 in damages. Abrams is to face the city court on the listed charges.
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Lewis Abrams
Raleigh
Abrams
Robert A. Allen
Barbour Avenue
South Fayette Street
Pacifist pamphlet scare triggers government alarm in London
Macmillan halted Easter weekend to oversee a crisis after a leak of antiwar pamphlets triggered clashes as police tried to remove carriers. Police hunted a group called Spies For Peace while CND and the Committee of 100 denied ties and newspapers reported 20 000 new pamphlets printed secretly.
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London
Macmillan
Britain
Sussex
Brooke
Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament
CND
Committee of 100
Full Production Seen At Cerro Aluminum Plant
Cerro Aluminum Co near Fairmont machines will return to full production by week end after a two year contract ratified by United Steelworkers Local 1. About 300 workers resumed Sunday night following union gains in vacation and insurance plus a wage raise.
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Fairmont
UPS
Speedway
Cerro Aluminum Co
United Steelworkers Union Local 1
Pope Blesses 300000 In Rome
Pope John XXIII blessed about 300000 Romans pilgrims and tourists from St. Peter's balcony as a dawn to peace during Easter. He spoke in 27 languages including 13 from Communist nations. The 81 year old pope appeared tired but completed a noon angelus blessing to 20000 gathered in St. Peter's Square.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
Premier cites pledge to halt fighting amid plans to return
In Laos Vientiane Premier Souvanna Kusala said both Kong Le and Singkapo promised no more shooting until his return. He indicated he would come back to the Plain of Jars later in the week after more conferences in Vientiane, the administrative capital.
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Vientiane
Kong le
Singkapo
Souvanna
Plain of Jars
Racial Presbyterian Church Service Reflections
The Rev. Edward V. Ramage preached on the Resurrection and greeted congregants after the service. Ushers at other churches directed Black parishioners to separate churches for their race.
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Presbyterian Church
Edward V. Ramage
Burnett and Chamberlain Lead TV Guide Awards
Carol Burnett and Richard Chamberlain won top honors as favorite television performers in TV Guide’s fourth annual awards. Burnett took the best actress prize for the third straight year, while Dr Kildare star Chamberlain topped the male performers. The Beverly Hillbillies was named best new series by about 400000 TV Guide readers.
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Hollywood
UPI
Carol Burnett
Richard Chamberlain
Miss Burnett
TV Guide
White House Egg Roll Opens As Kids Gather on Lawn
Washington sees thousands of children converging for the Easter egg roll on the south lawn. Fences guard shrubbery and Caroline Kennedy’s playground while Caroline and John Jr. stay in Florida with President and Mrs Kennedy during Easter holidays.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Caroline Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
West Virginia Magazine to Appear in New York Times
West Virginia promotes a 20 page color gravure in The New York Times Sunday edition on April 21. The ad driven insert targets manufacturers and tourists, highlighting industrial sites, resources, living conditions, education, and state cooperation. Sponsored by the Department of Commerce with support from 41 chambers and businesses.
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West Virginia
N.Y
New York Times
Sunday Times
William Wallace Barron
West Virginia Department of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Ohio Girl Named Miss Teen USA
Judy Adams 16 from Parma Ohio won Miss Teen USA over five national finalists in Burbank California. She earned a new convertible a movie role 1000 dollars in clothes a mink store and a two week vacation to Seattle and Canada. Runner up was Nancy De Carl 15 from Studio City California.
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Burbank
Calif
UPI
Judy Adams
Parma
Ohio
Miss Adams
Studio City
Carole Knapp
Houston
Tex
Karen Tharp
Prescott, Ariz
Susan Kreuser
Hillcrest Heights
Janice Thornton
Winter Park
Fla
U.S. Steel price moves loom over industry actions
U S Steel could set the pace for steel firms. higher prices may trigger wage demands from the Steel Workers Union, which can reopen talks on May 1. If U S Steel resists, Lukens and Wheeling might retreat to keep customers from seeking cheaper supplies. U S Steel declined comment on Lukens and Wheeling increases. President Kennedy previously forced a reversal of a similar hike.
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Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
Lukens
Wheeling
Kennedy
Kennedy press quiet as Lukens raises steel prices
Kennedy officials remained silent on Lukens after the steel maker announced a price hike effective today in Coatesville Pennsylvania. Lukens, the third largest plate steel producer, said carbon steel would rise by five dollars per ton and alloy steel plates by seven dollars per ton.
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Kennedy
Lukens
Coatesville
Speakers named for West Virginia B'nai B'rith convention
Gov. W. W. Barron and Sen. Jennings Randolph are among speakers at the annual West Virginia B'nai B'rith state convention in Charleston. International president Label Katz also will address the event. The group backs hospitals for crippled children as a major project.
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Charleston
UPI
W. W. Barron
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
B’rith
Jewish Service Organization
International
Label Katz
B’nai B’rith
King Fined On Traffic Charge
Winsfred King of Fayetteville paid a $5 fine and costs to Magistrate Joe Rodriguez for passing at an intersection. William F Tennant paid a $10 fine and costs for improper license plates after a Friday citation by State Police. Fred Lewis of Beckley was released from jail Sunday to appear on a drunken driving charge after posting a $500 bond. William Hughes of Cannady Street faces a preliminary hearing on nonpayment of support for his wife and three children, now in Mount Airy, N.C, after a Raleigh County deputy arrested him and he posted a $500 bond.
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Winfred King
Fayetteville
Joe Rodriguez
William F. Tennant
Miller St
Rodriguez
Fred Lewis
Beckley
William Hughes
Cannady Street
Mount Airy
N.C
Wyatt Is Jailed On Drunk Driving Charge
Floyd Guy Wyatt of Coal City was lodged in Raleigh County Jail at 9 30 a m on a second offense drunk driving charge by a deputy sheriff. Norman Wiley of Shady Spring was released after posting bond to cover a 5 dollar fine and costs for destruction of property, then forfeited the bond this morning. William Stamper of Harper was released after serving time and giving blood to satisfy a drunk and profanity offense.
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Floyd Guy Wyatt
Coal City
Raleigh
Norman Wiley
Shady Spring
Joe Rodriguez
William Stamper
Harper
Difficulties in negotiating with Fidel Castro quoted
New York lawyer James B. Donovan describes the stress of talks with Fidel Castro. He recalls working nights, meeting shifts with little sleep and a 2 AM call proposing a 6 AM fishing trip, which they reportedly undertook.
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United Press International
New York
James B. Donovan
Fidel Castro
Castro
Newark Priest Leads Congregation Out Early on Easter
The Rev. Peter O'Dowd, a Catholic priest in Newark England, urged his congregation to stay for Easter services but began to depart before the finish. He warned it would be an insult to the Almighty on Easter Sunday.
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Newark
England
Peter O'Dowd
Eden holds prime blame for Suez force, says former PM
Lord Avon Anthony Eden asserts in a London interview that the chief responsibility for the 1956 Suez crisis lay with the prime minister, not ministers or service heads, insisting the buck stops at the top.
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London
Lord Avon
Anthony Eden
Desford teen wins first beauty contest
Desford England reports the father of Pat Armstrong an 18 year old deaf mute who won her first beauty contest remarks she has led a sheltered life and never had a boyfriend.
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Desford
England
Pat Armstrong
Lake Levy Vote for Lake Recreation Development
Lake Levy proposals seek 60 percent voter approval to access Accelerated Public Works funds for Lake Trap Hill District. Dam construction is funded by a 1959 600000 levy expiring 1962 with contracts let and to be completed. If approved, facilities for boating fishing swimming picnicking camping trailers roads and trails will attract tourists within 500 miles with no admission charged by Lake Stephens Tourism Development Authority.
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Trap Hill
Lake Stephens
Arabs Reach Yemen Accord
Cairo officials say the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia settled the Yemen civil war with Yemen to join a growing Arab federation. UAR troops aiding the Yemeni Republic will withdraw in exchange for Saudi aid to royalists. About 25,000 Egyptian troops have been in Yemen. UN observers to monitor a 12 mile demilitarized border zone were agreed.
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U.A.R
UPID
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Red Sea
A.A.R
Hodeida
United Nations
Furnace Fire at Home on Worley Road
Beckley Fire Department responded to 511 Worley Rd. Sunday at 5 40 p m after a floor furnace ignited from lint and dirt. No damages were reported.
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Beckley Fire Department
Helen Phillips
Worley Rd
Woman Stricken As Beckley Rescue Responds at MacArthur
Beckley Rescue Squad answered a 11 30 p m call at MacArthur when Carolyn Adkins 25 fainted. She was taken to Beckley Hospital for treatment and released.
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Beckley
MacArthur
Carolyn Adkins
Beckley Hospital
Launch Delayed Again At Holloman Air Base
Strong spring winds at Holloman Air Force Base forced yet another cancellation of the Stargazer balloon project. A project spokesman said the winds were too strong to carry through with the launch.
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Alamogordo, N.M
Deaths and funerals in Shady Spring area
Funeral services were held for Mary Elizabeth Rich McGinnis 66 of Shady Spring with burial at Farley-Waddell Cemetery. Her husband Glen McGinnis 72 died by suicide after killing her, police said in a murder death by own action. Also noted are the obsequies for Thomas Wall and details on survivors and pallbearers.
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Mary Elizabeth
Molly
Rich McGinnis
Shady Spring
Gene Hall
Oscar Lilly
Farley- Waddell
Henry Glen McGinnis
Funeral Notices for Mrs. Lee Ann Gunnee and Mrs Nannie Pearl St Clair
Funeral services for 47 year old Mrs Lee Ann Gunnee of 208 Maplewood Lane are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev Charles E Walker and Rev Jim Franklin officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. She died Saturday night after a long illness. She was born February 10 1916 in Big Stick. Survivors include her husband Albert a daughter Connie Sue Dawson and a son in Beckley brother Charles Porter and a grandchild. Pallbearers named. Also noted is the death of Mrs Nannie Pearl St Clair 55 of 212 Valley Drive South who died at a local hospital Saturday morning after a short illness. She was born February 27 1908 in Richlands Va. and was a member of First Assembly of God. Her husband Allen St Clair preceded her in death two years ago. Survivors include two sons Robert and Wayne eight sisters and four brothers. The Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home holds the body pending arrangements.
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Thomas Wall
Glen Daniel
Melton
M. H. Dinsmore
Sunset Memorial Park
Lens Creek
Gus
Martha Burns Wall
Armed Forces
UMWA
Clara Lively Wall
Nancy Jane
Rome Wall
Vero Beach
Fla
Sheldon Covey
Connie Wyatt
Clem Brown
Dale Covey
Norman Stephens
Ed Covey
Claude Humphrey
Lee Ann Gunnee
Maplewood Lane
Memorial Baptist Church
Charles E. Walker
Jim Franklin
Oak Grove
Big Stick
W. L
Pearl Porter
Memorial Baptist
Nannie Pearl St. Clair
Valley Drive South
Richlands
J. M
Tilda Willis Wilson
First Assembly of God Church
Allen St. Clair
Robert
Wayne
Beckley
Earl
Lindside
Emmitt
Peterstown
Thomas
Cleveland
Ohio
Clarence
Willie Chambers
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Final rites set for Eugene W. Greer Kilsyth miner and UMWA official
Eugene W. Greer 49 of Kilsyth will have funeral services at 2 p m Tuesday at Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Blue Ridge Gardens. Greer a disabled miner and financial secretary for United Mine Workers Local 6158 served in World War II. He was born August 17 1913 in Raleigh County and died after a long illness. He leaves a wife two sons four daughters a brother six sisters and two grandchildren. The body will be at Tyree Funeral Home Mount Hope from 4 p m today and at the church an hour before the service.
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Eugene W. Greer
Kilsyth
Kilsyth Freewill Baptist Church
Shirley Donnelly
W. C. Combs
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Greer
United Mine Workers of America
Raleigh County
James Greer
Alice Lawrence
Oak Hill
Helen Greer
Larry Greer
U. S.army
Germany
Bobby Greer
U. S. Army
Fort Meade
Patricia Pino
Mount Hope
Hyattsville
Carol
Donna Greer
Ernest
Pikeville
Lora Moore
Hinton
Sally Lilly
Hill Top
Mildred Bailes
Catha Craft
Maude Farrell
Wisconsin
Alpha James
Route 1
Fayetteville
Rosalie Lester
Bloomsville
N. J
Tyree
Funeral services held for Stephan Ginestra in Fort Lauderdale
Stephan Ginestra aged 69 of Fort Lauderdale formerly Beckley died Saturday after a long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with Dr. J. W. Witherspoon officiating. Interment in Sunset Memorial mausoleum. Born Rome June 20 1893 he was a former trust officer and director of Beckley National Bank and operated Standard Fire Creek Coal Companies at Jonben and Beelick Knob. Retired 1946 moved to Florida 1950 WWI veteran Presbyterian Church member Masons American Legion and Shrine. Survived by son John Fort Lauderdale half sister Frances Ferracca Logan half brothers Sandy and Coolie Alba Bluefield four grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Stephan Ginestra
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Beckley
Caffee Funeral Home
J. W. Witherspoon
Sunset Memorial Park
Rome
Italy
Beckley National Bank
Standard Fire Creek Coal Companies
Jonben
Beelick Knob
Republic Steel Corp
Florida
Presbyterian Church
Beckley Masonic Lodge
Beni-Kedem Shrine Temple
The
American Legion
Flat Top Lake Assa
Luda May Meador Ginestra
John
Frances Ferracca
Logan
Sandy
Coolie Alba
Bluefield
C. A. Thompson
Clark Kessel
J. G. Lilly
W. B. Lilly
Floyd Sayre
Deaths in Hollywood and Rancho Santa Fe
Funeral services are set for Howard Snyder a 53 year old veteran screen radio and television writer killed in a Saturday automobile accident in Hollywood. John Burnham 84 founder of Burnham Co died Saturday in Rancho Santa Fe California UPI reported.
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United Press International Hollywood
UPI
Howard Snyder
Rancho Santa FE
Calif
John Burnham
Burnham & Co
Fred T. Marsh Former Dutton editor dies at 67
Fred T. Marsh a former chief editor for E. P. Dutton and longtime book reviewer for the New York Herald Tribune died Sunday at age 67 in New York.
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NEW York
UPI
Fred T. Marsh
E. P. Dutton
New York Herald Tribune
Syracuse editor Bernard Newer dies at home
Bernard Newer, longtime business editor of the Syracuse Post Standard and a correspondent for Business Week, died at his Syracuse home on Saturday. The obituary notes his contributions to local and national business journalism and his role shaping coverage for the Post Standard.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Bernard
Syracuse Post-Standard
Business Week
Mrs. A Philip Randolph Dies After Long Illness
Mrs A Philip Randolph 79 wife of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters president died Friday after a long illness in New York.
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New York
UPI
A. Philip Randolph
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
NASA Official Will Address Principals
Dr William B Rich of NASA will speak at a joint meeting of the West Virginia Secondary Schools Principals Commission and the Secondary Schools Activities Commission. Other speakers include Harry Stuhldreher and West Virginia University president Paul A Miller. Rich discusses The Challenge of Space Exploration at a Thursday dinner. Stuhldreher speaks at Thursday lunch and Miller at Friday closing lunch. The opening program Wednesday features a leadership conference on The Unique Role of the Junior High Schools.
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Wheeling
UPI
William B. Rich
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
West Virginia Secondary Schools Principals Commission
Secondary Schools Activities Commission
Harry Stuhldreher
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
West Virginia University
Paul A. Miller
Rich
Stuhldreher
Miller
Allen Faces Beer Violation Charge In City Court
R. F. Allen, 55, of 222 Hartley Ave., is ordered to appear in City Police Court tonight on a beer violation. He posted a $50 bond after an 8:40 a.m. arrest Sunday for dispensing beer at a South Kanawha Street store before 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Allen
R. F. Allen
Hartley Ave
South Kanawha Street
Akers Rites Set For Mrs Ida B Norman Akers
Mrs Ida B Norman Akers 38 of Amigo died at Welch hospital after a six month illness. Born in Raleigh County she was a daughter of the late Winford and Ina Green Norman. She was a member of the Madeline Freewill Baptist Church and lifelong Raleigh County resident. Five sons and four daughters survive. Funeral services 1 p m Tuesday at Madeline Freewill Baptist Church with Rev T W Hampton. Burial Spruce Grove Cemetery Basin. Body at McDougal Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens before the service.
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Amigo
Welch Hospital
Raleigh County
Winford
Ina Green Norman
Madeline Freewill Baptist Church
Everett
James
Keith
David
George
Perry
Marie
Glenna
Georgia
Ethel
Ella Clay
Butte
Mont
Russell Norman
T. W. Hampton
Crab Orchard
Spruce Grove
Basin
McDougal Robertson and
Foglesong
Mullens
Nickell Charles R funeral arrangements announced
Charles Robert Nickell 72 of Glen White died in a local hospital at 9 15 am Saturday. Born January 23 1891 in Fincastle Kentucky he was the son of Anderson and Mary Jane Nickell a former coal miner he lived in Glen White seven years. Surviving are wife Lelia Honaker Nickell three sons Charles W Indianapolis James H Glen White and Carmen Brattleboro three daughters Geneva Leachman Geraldine Westfall Margaret Bourne and 19 grandchildren. Body at Calfee Funeral Home.
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Charles Robert Nickell
Glen White
Fincastle
Anderson
Mary Jane Nickell
Lelia Honaker Nickell
Charles W
Indianapolis
Ind
James H
Carmen
Brattleboro
Harry
Geneva) Leachman
Edwin
Geraldine) Westfall
Wellsburg
Willard
Margaret) Bourne
Ethel
Calfee Funeral Home
Clarence E. Kelly Funeral Service Set in Summerlee
Funeral services for Clarence E. Kelly 67 of Summerlee will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church of Summerlee with Rev. H. S. Dillon presiding. Burial will follow.
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Clarence E. Kelly
Summerlee
First Baptist Church
H. S. Dillon
Death of Sullivan Miner John L. Austin at 39
John L. Austin of Sullivan died at a local hospital Sunday afternoon after a short illness. A World War II veteran and miner, he was born in Dry Branch. Survivors include his wife Ernestine, five sons Willie John Joseph Carlos and Michael at home, three daughters Shirley Florence and Judy, and his mother Hazel Hart. The body is at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
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John L. Austin
Sullivan
Dry Branch
Hazel Hart
John Austin
Ernestine
Willie
John
Joseph
Carlos
Michael
Shirley
St. Mary’s
Florence
Judy
Joe Weathers Final Rites Held for 74YearOld
Joe Weathers 74 of Sun died Sunday after a long illness in a local hospital. Final rites are at 2 p m Tuesday at Rising Sun Baptist Church with Rev John D Gray in charge. Burial in Sun Cemetery. Born in Ruffin North Carolina he was a son of the late John and Molly Weathers. Survived by two brothers Allen of Sun and Eliza of New York City and two sisters Mrs Annie Brown and Mrs Jennie Baham, both of New York City. The body will be taken from local funeral home.
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Joe Weathers
Sun
Rising Sun Baptist Church
John D. Gray
Ruffin
N. C
John
Molly Weathers
Allen
Eliza
New York City
Annie Brown
Jennie B.ahem
Ritchie and Johnson
Present For You and Yours Horoscope Outlook
The outlook is bleak for most of the day so keep to routine at home and work. Romantic matters are adverse and do not rely on others promises. Get sufficient rest and note individual signs for Aries to Virgo with cautions on restlessness and spending.
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