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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1994
Page
4
Partly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent thunderstorm chance and a low in the low 70s. Thursday stays partly cloudy with a 30 percent afternoon storm risk and highs in the mid 90s. West shows afternoon and evening storms through tomorrow while the east remains more scattered with lows 60s to mid-70s and highs 80s to mid-90s. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph.
Jesse C. Quick Sr., 68, of 2976 Belgrade Swansboro Road died Monday at home. He served in World War I, was a retired firefighter and landscaper, and a Faith Free Will Baptist Church member. Survived by Vera Quick. two sons Jesse Jr. in Anchorage, Norman at home. a daughter Peggy Wright. sisters Ruby Bruce and Elise Hazel. 10 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Faith Free Will Baptist Church. burial at Seaside Memorial Park. Family hours 7 9 p.m. today at Maysville Funeral Home.
Cecil Clarence Craft Sr. 100 of Plymouth died Monday at Plumbee Nursing Home. A native of Washington County and First Christian Church member, he barbered Plymouth for 67 years before retirement. Funeral 3 p.m. Thursday at First Christian Church with Revs. Flowers and Moulden officiating. Burial Windley Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Mozelle Craft, two sons Edward E. Craft and Cecil C. Craft Jr., two daughters Evelyn Duran and Mildred Clark, seven grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. Memorials to Plumblee Auxiliary, Medical Plaza, Plymouth NC 27962.
Sadie Carr St. Leon, 94, of Guardian Care of New Bern, died Thursday at the facility. Graveside service scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday at Forest Oaks Memorial Gardens in Havelock with Rev. Donald Hadley officiating. Survived by four nieces Ruth Naomi Olivera Lori Baldree Betty Yoder Janet Latshaw and two nephews David Merritt Randy Merritt. Arrangements by Pollock-Wells and Best Funeral Home.
Mrs Donna Teresa Wuestman of Trenton died Monday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral at 10 a.m. Friday at St Pauls Catholic Church in New Bern with Monsignor James R. Burial at St Josephs. She is survived by widower Arthur A Wuestman two sons James and John, parents James J and Dolores K Dorre, and three brothers James C Dorre Gerard F Dorre and John M Dorre. Rosary at Pollock Wells and Best Funeral Home at 8 p.m. today and Thursday.
Marva Ke Haas Hughes, 5, of Charleston South Carolina, charter member of Pinecrest Church and Sunday school teacher, retired St. Pauls High and Baptist Hill High School educator. Burial in Live Oak Memorial Gardens. Survived by three sons William D. Hughes Jr Esmond L Jake Hughes Sr Luther F Hughes all of Charleston one daughter Eleanor H Jones Have lock two brothers Dr Edward Kissam St Augustine Fla and Dr Benjamin Kissam Ninety Six S C one sister Maryer Evans Waynesboro Ga grandchildren and 10 arrangements by J Henry Sturh Inc.
Veronica Catherine Wieczerzak 70 of 104 Crystal Lake Drive Havelock died Monday at U S Naval Hospital Cherry Point. Funeral 11:30 a m Thursday at Annunciation Catholic Church Havelock Father Biron officiating. Burial Greenleaf Park. Survived by widower Michael Irene James and Scoggins plus three brothers and three sisters all of Hazeltown Pa and two grandchildren. Visitation 8 p m today Cotten Funeral Home New Bern.
Ella Marion Field, 89, of Berne Retirement Village died Tuesday. Arrangements will be announced by Cotten Funeral Home.
A persistent frontal system will bring more rain to portions of the Midwest on Thursday with locally heavy rain in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois. Showers and thunderstorms ease heat in southern New England while scattered storms dot the southern Plains and Southeast. High pressure in the Rockies sustains western drought with 90s highs.
Robert Lewis Hanson Jr., 64, of Arrangements will be announced by Cotten Funeral Home in New Bern. He died Monday at Craven Regional Medical Center.
A southwest wind near 10 knots is expected tonight and Thursday. Waves run about 1 foot with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible through the period.
National highlights summarize the previous day with high and low temperatures and precipitation. Forecasts indicate conditions such as sunny partly cloudy cloudy fog showers rain ice snow flurries snow thunderstorm windy fair and not available.
Washington AP report notes the Commission on Immigration Reform is studying a secure tamper proof Social Security card for Americans. Harold Zell, one of eight members, said Tuesday no final recommendations have been made. The commission plans to issue its September report.
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent June rise in the CPI driven by energy costs and higher gasoline prices. Food costs rose 0.3 percent, with vegetables up 6.3 percent led by tomatoes. Annual inflation remains modest around 2.5 percent so far in 1994, despite a healthy economy and expected labor shortages.
Torrie Lionel Brown 21 of Cove City charged with common law robbery for allegedly stealing 760 dollars from Fred Griffin in Dover by threatening harm. Bond set at 5000 unsecured. Craven County District Court appearance slated. Curley Jay Crowell Jr. 23 of Craven Street charged with cocaine possession with intent to manufacture sell or deliver and crack cocaine sale. held on 500 secured bond with Craven County jail. to appear in district court today. Debra Ford disputes police portrayal as ex girlfriend of Craig Stevenson of Paine Avenue after Stevenson charged with assault with deadly weapon for beating Ford with a baseball bat. Information notes public record basis and cautions guilt not presumed.
New York AP reports Tabitha the cat, missing for 12 days, rode inside a Tower Air 747 for 32,000 miles. Found in the cargo area drop ceiling at JFK, she was dehydrated but fine after a first class return flight and reunion with owner Carol Ann Timmel, who had pressed for a thorough search.
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