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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1995
Page
4
Mostly clear tonight with a low near 50 and calm winds. Tomorrow: partly cloudy and warm with highs in the mid 70s and southeast winds 6 to 12 mph. West tonight becomes mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, while the east stays clear to partly cloudy with lows in the 40s to near 50 and highs mid to upper 60s to mid 70s.
National forecast notes dry conditions along the East Coast due to high pressure, while showers and thunderstorms sweep the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. The system shifts to the East Coast Friday, with high pressure expanding from the Plains to the Southwest bringing mostly sunny skies and a few showers possible on the Pacific Northwest coast. Temperatures range from the 50s in the upper Midwest and Rockies to the 90s in the Southwest.
Northeast wind around 10 knots tonight with seas near 3 feet. East wind around 10 knots Thursday and seas near 3 feet. Albemarle and Pamlico sounds expect waves near 1 foot or less tonight and Thursday.
Karen Rowe Toderick 43 of New Bern died Monday at Craven Regional Medical Center. She was a member of Riverdale United Methodist Church and its women group. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Riverdale United Methodist Church with Rev. Neal Salter officiating. Burial Saturday in Cold Springs Presbyterian Church cemetery Cape May New Jersey. Survived by husband Lee Toderick two sons Vincent and Shawn at home a daughter Jennifer at home father Rev Charles L. Rowe of Wildwood Crest New Jersey one brother Charles L. Rowe Jr. of Charleston three sisters Jessica Rowe Smith Gail Rowe and Barbara Rowe Blase. Family receives friends 7 8 p.m. today at Cotten Funeral Home Memorials to American Cancer Society Craven County Unit or Riverdale United Methodist Church.
Terry Earl Phillips, 44, of New Bern died Saturday in Greenville. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at Cotten Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Jack Phillips officiating. Burial in Phillips family cemetery. Survived by father George Earl Phillips of New Bern. brothers Jerry, Mark, and George C. Phillips of Bridgeton. sisters Marlene Phillips Mayberry of Virginia and Darlene Phillips Leary of Bridgeton. Mildred R. Gaskins Phillips of Bridgeton. Visitation 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Reather Johnson Williams of 1028 South Lee Street died Friday at Rutherford Hospital in Forest City. A Pamlico County native, she taught at W H Robinson High School H B Suggs High School and Ayden Elementary School. She was active in Zion Chapel Free Will Baptist Church and several church groups. Funeral 3 PM Friday at Zion Chapel with Rev C R Parker officiating. Burial Ayden Cemetery. Survived by daughter Julia Williams Hunter and two sisters and two grandchildren. Arrangements by Norcott and Company Funeral Home Ayden.
Naomi Tripp Wilson 58 of Vanceboro died Tuesday at her residence a Craven County native who lived in Epworth. She belonged to Vanceboro Pentecostal Holiness Church. Funeral 3 p.m. Thursday at Wilkerson Funeral Home chapel with burial at Epworth United Methodist Church cemetery. Survived by two sons Roger Tripp Michael Cannon a daughter Betty Ann Hicks one sister Ruby Lee Hodges and two grandchildren. Visitation 9 p.m. today at the funeral home and at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Hicks 915 Gray Road.
Lillie M Gaddy 74 of 545 Highway 55 West died Sunday at Craven Pilgrim Chapel Free Will Baptist Church with Rev Rudolph Turnage officiating Burial in Gaddy family cemetery. She leaves Tommie Gaddy four sons Lester Gaddy Tommie Gaddy Jr Horace Gaddy all of New Bern Robert T Scott of Goldsboro one daughter Lillie Ruth Gaddy one brother Charles Lindsey New York City one sister Margaret L Richardson Cincinnati 12 grandchildren six great grandchildren Visitation 8 pm today at Rivers Morgan Funeral Home and other times at the residence.
Audrey Eugenia Whitford 70 of 2730 Hill Neck Road died Tuesday at her residence. She was a member of New Haven Free Will Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Harrington family cemetery. She is survived by four brothers Murray Whitford Elwood Whitford Robert Whitford Harvey Whitford and one sister Annis Jones. Family receives friends 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. today at Pollock Wells and Best Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to Craven County Home Health Hospice.
Joseph William Suggs 69 of Box 26 A Stella died Sunday at New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington. Funeral 2 p m Friday at Christian Chapel United Church of Christ with Rev J A Lark officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by widow Ida S Suggs two sons Shawn Suggs Morehead City Jonas Suggs Morehead City three daughters Kendell Suggs New Bern Linda Carter New Bern JoAnn Coleman Pollocksville and nine grandchildren. Family to receive friends at home. Arrangements Rivers Morgan Funeral Home Inc.
A North Carolina House committee approved a bill requiring written parental or guardian consent before most minors can obtain an abortion, with waivers possible via district court judge. Supporters push responsibility and abstinence education, while opponents call it intrusive. The debate also covered term limits and school abstinence teaching costs.
Mario Denise Chapman, 25, of 413 B Stoneyhill Trail, charged Tuesday with forgery and uttering for forging Ann F Williams signature on a North Carolina Department of Revenue tax refund check. Chapman released on written promise to appear. scheduled in Craven County District Court. Steven Maurice Coward, 31, of 27 A Carver Courts, Kinston, charged with felony larceny and obtaining property by false pretenses for stealing eight rings worth 2548.99 from Deborah White on December 21 and attempting to sell them for 125 at Glenburnie Coin and Pawn Shop. Held on 5000 secured bond. scheduled in Craven County District Court today. Information from public record. arrests do not imply guilt.
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