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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1995
Page
4
Skies will be mostly sunny with cold conditions in New Bern and across North Carolina. Highs range from the mid 20s in the mountains to the upper 30s at the coast, with lows in the single digits to mid 20s. Thursday foresees partly cloudy skies with temperatures around 40 and 2.
Marine forecast for south of Virginia Beach to Little River Inlet notes northwest winds 25-30 knots today with seas 6-8 feet. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds expect 20-30 knot winds and 2-4 foot waves.
Beatrice Murray Flanagan 81 of Berne Village died Friday. A Providence native who lived in Greenville and Kinston for 30 years with E S DuPont Co, she retired to Minnesota Beach for 15 years and moved back to Greenville in 1985. She was a St Peters Catholic Church member. Private Mass and burial planned. Survived by two sons Roy C. Flanagan III and Michael P. Flanagan, one daughter Louise F. Ullman, two brothers, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Memorials to St Peters Catholic Church. Arrangements by Wilkerson Funeral Home.
Mary Myrtle Waters Eubanks 94 of Pollocks ville died Friday at Trent Village Nursing Home She was a member of Trenton Baptist Church Funeral 11 am Monday Cotton Funeral Home Chapel with Revs David Adams and Rick Washington Burial in Trenton Cemetery Survived by four sons Guy Eugene Eubanks Edward V Eubanks Elbert R Eubanks and Virgil L Eubanks four daughters Elizabeth Winfrey Rachel Watson Evelyn Book and Ada Williams 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Family receives friends 7 8 pm Sunday at Cotten Funeral Home and at other times at the home of Edward Eubanks in Trenton
Myra L Teich, 72, of Adams Creek died Friday at Sea Level Extended Care Facility. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Oak Grove United Methodist Church. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by daughter June Tetch Bryan and one grandchild. Home visitation at 6240 Adams Creek Road. Bell Munden Funeral Home arranging.
Alice Helen Whitney 82 died Friday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Cotten Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Michael Oliver. Burial Kensico Cemetery Valhalla New York. Survived by daughters Barbara Hammond New Bern and Candi Azzaro Holbrook New York, sisters Irene Smith New Bern and Hazel Raab Centermoriches New York, and three grandchildren. Family greeting 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
Ira Webster Mattocks Jr. 74 of 372 Mattocks Road Maysville died Thursday at home. Funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday at Belgrade First Baptist Missionary Church with Rev. Roosevelt Baxter officiating. Burial Mattocks Family Cemetery. Survived by widow Gladys Morris Mattocks two sons Lester and Therman two daughters Augustine Hyman Lillie Bell Chapman five brothers two sisters and stepmother Edith Mattocks. Arrangements by Rivers Morgan Funeral Home.
Edward Earl Davis 75 of 642 Callison Road Merritt died Monday at home with Rev. Fred Manley officiating. He is survived by three brothers Johnnie Davis Merritt Alonzo Davis Reelsboro and Luke Davis Queens NY. Arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary. Paid obituary.
National forecast shows cold air settling over the eastern half with well below normal temperatures. Snow showers persist in the Northeast from a coastal storm, lighter today but with continued wind. The West turns milder with scattered showers along the Northwest Coast and mostly quiet, above normal conditions overall.
Janice Mack Wilson, 40, of 705 Howell Road, arrested at New Bern High School after allegedly striking Police Chief Ken Bumgarner during an attempt to seize a revolver. Charged with assault on an officer and weapon on school property, released on 1000 dollar secured bond, to appear in Craven District Court. Minnie Roberts Johnson, 33, of 2011 Carolina Street, arrested Saturday for cocaine, drug paraphernalia, and trespassing, released on 2500 dollar secured bond. John Allen Locklear, 42, of Summerville, DC, arrested for attempted breaking and entering and related felonies, held on 5000 dollar secured bond, to appear in Craven District Court. Terry Franklin Lassitter, 35, of Maysville, arrested on fugitive warrant from Norfolk for dangerous drugs, held on 15000 dollar secured bond, to extradite to Norfolk. Walter Harrington Green, 21, of Vanceboro, arrested Friday for possession of stolen goods and cocaine charges, held on 15000 dollar bond, to appear in Craven District Court. additional charges include possession with intent to sell and deliver cocaine and carrying a concealed weapon, plus a 5000 dollar bond. Livingston Pali, 31, of Havelock, charged with obtaining 2207 dollars in food stamps by false pretenses and receiving 1782 AFDC benefits issued to sister-in-law Vaelua Tafao, released on promise to appear in Craven District Court. Information notes this is public record. arrests do not prove guilt.
In San Jose a 13 year old boy is charged with assault with a deadly weapon after spiking science teacher Patrice Stabile's coffee with Benedict's solution. A classmate warned the teacher not to drink as she returned. Police say the mixture could sickened though not fatal. motive under investigation.
The first East Coast blizzard of the season dumped heavy snow from West Virginia to New England. In Connecticut 2 to 3 inches fell per hour, a foot in Milford and 11 inches in New Canaan, with about 9,000 customers without power by late afternoon. The storm began Friday in the Midwest, bringing winds up to 40 mph, high winds chills, and multi inch totals across multiple states.
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