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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1994
Page
4
North Carolina weather shows continued partly cloudy and mild conditions. Overnight lows near 63 with light variable winds. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and highs around 82 with southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Across the southern mountains early showers possible with lows in the 50s to 60s. Saturday remains partly cloudy with scattered showers in the southern mountains and highs in the 70s and 80s.
High pressure moves into southeast Canada and western New England by Saturday bringing sunny to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. A weak warm front crosses the Midwest triggering scattered showers and thunderstorms from Minnesota to Wisconsin. Southeast Texas expects more rain while the West stays mostly sunny and warm.
Timmy Smith 27 of Harrells R 1 died Wednesday at his residence. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Mt Tabor Missionary Baptist Church with Rev W V Pritchett. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by son Quincy Reise Smith of Harrells. parents Clifton Smith Jr and Linda Dawn Smith of Beaufort. two brothers Wallace Smith of Raleigh Nicky Smith of Beaufort. sister Angie Marie Smith of Beaufort. paternal grandmother Carretta Smith of Beaufort. maternal grandparents John Murrell and Eunice Murrell of Harrells. Family will receive friends at the parents home P O Box 692. Arrangements Rivers Morgan Funeral Home Inc.
Hepsie Mattocks of 182 Mattocks Road died Thursday at Onslow Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville. Arrangements will be announced by Rivers Morgan Funeral Home Inc.
James Elijah Dawson known as C C Dawson, 50, of 565 Stevenson Road Pleasant Hill died Wednesday at Craven Regional Medical Center. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Biblical House of God with Rev A Jackson officiating. Burial in Wooten Cemetery He is survived by mother Maybelle W Dawson of Pleasant Hill and six sisters and three brothers. Arrangements by Oscar's Mortuary Inc.
Eula Green Strayhorn 84 of 709 N Independence St Kinston died Monday at Lenoir Memorial Hospital. Funeral by St Stephens Church of Christ Trenton with Reverends Warren and Johnson. Burial in tow Come. Survived by two sons William Jr and Joe L Strayhorn of Kinston three daughters Beland Quinn Mary Peterson Minnie Jones 15 grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Family to receive friends 7 8:30 p m today at Lanes Funeral Home Kinston and other times at
James Russell Rusty Miller 35 of 520 State Camp Road died Tuesday at home. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Cotten Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Earl Mobley officiating. Burial 2 p.m. Saturday in Jones family cemetery in Pink Hill. Survived by daughter Crystal Michelle Miller, sisters Linda Miller New Bern and Janice Mobley Pink Hill, half sister Debbie Reynolds New Bern. Family receives friends 10-11 a.m. Saturday at Cotten Funeral Home.
Beulah Fenner 76 of 4900 Roxboro Street formerly of New Bern died Wednesday at Duke Med Center Durham Funeral set for 1 p m Saturday at Hargett Memorial and Gardens with Rev William Lloyd Burton Jr officiating Burial will follow at Glenview Cemetery Survived by brother George Fenner New Bern sister Matilda F Barbee Durham and one grandchild Matilda Barbee home 1923
Irene Jennette Faulkner died leaving son Luther Mulligan of Virginia Beach and Bonnie Mulligan of Fayetteville, sisters Mamie Whittington Lucille Weathers Mildred Grossee, eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Memorials to Pamlico County Rescue Squad. Arrangements by Norris Bryant Funeral Home in Alliance.
Dover Galloway Brown 80 of 11345 Hwy 55 West died Saturday at his home. Funeral held 2 p.m. today at Alum Springs Church of Christ with Rev. George Sandlin. Burial in Sand Hill Church Cemetery in Kinston. Survived by widow Celia Brown and two sisters Julie Williams of Washington, D.C., arrangements by Swinson Funeral Home in Kinston.
South winds tonight at 10 to 15 knots with 1 to 2 foot waves. Southeast winds tomorrow at 10 to 15 knots with 1 to 2 foot waves.
The Rev. Henry J. Lyons, an activist pastor from Bethel Metropolitan Baptist Church in St. Petersburg, was elected president of the National Baptist Convention U.S.A. Inc. for a five year term, winning 3,545 votes in a five man race and pledging to boost political and economic power for blacks while strengthening the convention's influence in Congress and the White House.
Jeffrey Williams, 35, of Greenville, arrested at home and charged with breaking and entering larceny and trafficking in marijuana after 127 pounds stolen from an SBI office were found missing from an evidence locker. Police tied the stash to a July 15 Ayden raid and July 18 break-in. Williams held on a $1 million cash bond at Pitt County Detention Center.
John Hargett owner of Hargett Gulf at 1606 Aycock Ave reported a break in at a big gas station and convenience store Wednesday. Thief forced a door and damaged a wall, taking about $400 in beer and $400 in cigarettes. Hargett filed the report shortly before 9 a.m. Thursday.
The Thursday Sun Journal incorrectly listed Samuel Curtis Carrington aged 30 with address 318 Guion St as having a domestic criminal trespass ing charge. Carrington was not charged with that offense.
A compendium of city specific temperatures and conditions for Thursday and Friday across multiple locales. Reported highs and lows include Albuquerque 90/61, Atlanta 81/67, Atlantic City 81/50, Baltimore 82/54, Baton Rouge 91/72, Boston 81/60, Casper 92/46, Charleston WV 77/50, Charlotte 63/63, Chicago 80/60, Cincinnati 79/57, Cleveland 52, Dayton 81/52, Daytona Beach 86/71, Denver 89/57, Des Moines 83/58, Detroit 63/53 with trace precipitation, El Paso 96/64, Greensboro 79/55, Honolulu 88/76, Kansas City 86/57, Las Vegas 103/79 with 0.02 precip, Providence 78/55, Salt Lake City 95/70, San Antonio, Seattle 66/58 with 60, St Louis 84/60, Tampa 88/74, Topeka 85/55, Tucson 105/76, Tulsa 86/65, and additional notes for Friday and miscellaneous codes.
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