PM 13 to vino 130 1 News of Deaths and Hunter L. Brown Hunter L. Brown, formerly of Roanoke, died Thursday in a Charlottesville hospital. Surviving are his wife, Lula Brown; three daughter's, Mrs. Robert silt Bouck, Mineral Wells, Mrs.
Richard Taylor, Oak 110 Ridge, Mrs. Robert dams, Charlottesville; a brother, M. F. Brown, Roamad noke. Ail The funeral will be today at a.m.
at the First Baptist Church, Charlottesville, with burial at 3:30 p.m. in Evergreen Burial Park, Roanoke. Hill Irving Funeral Home, Charlottesville, is hanwore ding arrangements. rom Mrs. John W.
Dennis Marion Marshall Dennis, 71, of 800 Honeysuckle Road, Salem, died Friday in a Roatwo A noke County nursing home. She was the wife of W. lalt Dennis. Also surviving are three hoLe daughters, Mrs. Verne Bliss, Atlanta, Ani Clemente, Mr.
CharMrs. Stewart Ryan, San lotte Fitzgerald, Washington, D.C.; a brother, Robert T. Marshall, Birmingham, two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Lee 1019 Smith, Grundy, Mrs. Bob WA Thomsson, Highland, Md.
An John M. Oakey Son Fuuneral Home, Salem, is hanadling arrangements. Willie B. Williamson The funeral for Willie "Bill" Bryant Williamson, 74, Dot 4331 Virginia NE, will today at 2 p.m. at Oakey's North Chapel with burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens.
William H. Brown William Henry Brown, 47, formerly of Roanoke, died Thursday in a Virginia Beach hospital. He was president of Brown-Arris Langhorne Insurance Agency, Virginia Beach. Surviving are his wife, Pauline Atkins Brown; a son, Bradley Brown, Virginia Beach. The funeral will be Saturday at 1 p.m.
at Virginia Beach United Methodist Church with burial in Nimmo Church Cemetery there. H. D. Oliver Funeral Home, Virginia Beach, is handling arrangements. Obituaries MRS.
JESSE H. PRICE on passed away at a Salem Nursing Home Wednesday. She was the of Jesse H. Price. She was retired employee of American Viscose.
She is survived by one Yo daughter, Mrs. Claudine Cochrane, Salem; three grandchildren, Mrs. Mary T. Cox, Mrs. Jessie T.
Jones, mwand Jack Lee Mitchell; and eight great-grandchildren, Funeral serto: Vices will be conducted at Oakey's 116 Roanoke Chapel Saturday at 1:00 p.m. by the Rev. John W. Fox -with interment at Evergreen Cemmo etery. Friends may call at Oakey's Roanoke Chapel.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson Price, age 85, of. 1227 Penrod Avenue, S.E., In Memoriam 1 -In loving memory of our husband, son, bother, and nephew, Charles E. Brown, who passed away two years ago today, June 3, 6 1970. The depths of sorrow we cannot tell Of the loss of one we loved so well And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep His memory we shall always keep, missed by wife, parents, brother, sisters, uncles, and aunts.
Card of Thanks HARRISTON- We wish to express our heartfelt thanks appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the lovely flowers, cards, and other kindnesses following the loss of our 374 loved to one, the Willie doctors and Anderson nurses at Harriston; Veterans Administration Hospital, the United Ambulance Service and the Roanoke Life Saving Crew. Special thanks to the Rev. E. T. Burton.
Janie D. Harriston Nirs. Raymond Corbin Carey Corbin of 1821 Dunbar: NE, died Friday in a Roanoke hospital. She was the widow of Raymond Corbin. Surviving is a son, Clarence A.
Dickerson Roanoke. Hamlar-Curtis Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mrs. John W. Cromer SHAWSVILLE Bertha M.
Cromer, 79, of Shawsville died Friday in a Marion hospital. She was the wife of John Wallace Cromeriving are three daughters, Mrs. J. L. Kapps, Eden, N.C., Mrs.
Glenn Smith, Collinsville, Mrs. Irece Ertel, Willow Grove, a son, Richard Thompson, Baltimore, three stepsons, Robert Cromer, Roanoke, Tommy Cromer, Riner, Frankie Cromer, Crewe; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Alma Thompson, Charlottesville, Mrs. Louise Lynchburg, Mrs. Jessie' Lovern, Blacksburg.
The funeral will be Sunday at 1 p.m. at Richardson Funeral Chapel, Christiansburg, with burial in Sunset Cemetery there. Mrs. Fielden B. Cornett INDEPENDENCE The funeral for Myrtle L.
Cornett, 78, widow of Fielden B. Cornett, will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Chapel with burial in Monta Vista Memory Gardens, Galax. Crockett C. Phipps Sr.
INDEPENDENCE The funeral for Crockett C. Phipps 79, will be Sunday at 11 a.m. at Oak Grove United Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Reins-Sturdivant Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mrs.
Jess M. Easterling DRAPER The funeral for Flossie Brandenburg Easterling, 65, of Draper, wife of Jess M. Easterling, will be Sunday at 1 p.m. at Stevens Funeral Chapel, Pulaski, with burial at 3:30 p.m. in Oak Hill Cemetery, Kingsport, Tenn.
Mrs. George W. White HILLSVILLE Phoebe Ella White, 94, widow of George Washington White, died Friday at her home. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Carrie Roddy, High Point, N.C.; a son, George N.
"Bud" White, Hillsville. The funeral will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at VaughanGuynn-McGrady Funeral Chapel with burial in Mountain Plains Cemetery. Zack A. Craig CHRISTIANSBURG Zack Alexander Craig, 55, Christiansburg, formerly of Bedford, died Thursday in a logging accident near Shawsville.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lois E. Keith, Miss Mary M. Craig, Maryland; a brother, the Rev. W.
O. Craig, Blue Ridge; a sister, Mrs. Ralph E. Lawhorn, Bedford. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 Carder Funeral Chapel, "Bedford, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery there.
Herbert R. Nelson NARROWS Herbert Richard Nelson, 58, of Rt. 2, Narrows, died Friday in a Bluefield, W.Va., hospital. Surviving are four brothers, Joe Nelson, Rocky Gap, John W. Nelson, Narrows, Edgar L.
Nelson, Bill Nelson, Bluefield, W.Va.; five sisters, Mrs. Annie Burton, Mrs. Robert Perkins, Mrs. John Taylor, Narrows, Mrs. Clarence Clark, Mrs.
Nellie Taylor, Bluefield, W.Va. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Round Bottom United Methodist Church' with burial in Dotson-Clark Cemetery. The body will be taken to the home of Joe Nelson Saturday at 2 p.m. from Newberry Funeral Home, Bland, Locally Owned and Operated in Fitzhugh R.
Barlow SUGAR GROVE The funeral for Fitzhugh R. Barlow, 72, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sugar Grove Baptist Church with burial in the Cress family cemetery. Barnett Funeral Home, Marion, is handling arrangements. Mrs.
Pink Pinnix Mattie E. Pinnix of 218 5th NW, died Friday in a Roanoke hospital. She was the widow of Pink Pinnix. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Emma Collins, Orangeburg, S.C., Mrs.
Mary Johnson, Roanoke. Hamlar Curtis Funeral Home is handling arrangements. William A. Tuck MONETA-William Anslom Tuck, 82, of the Radford Church community died Friday in a Bedford hospital. Surviving are his wife, Lizzie T.
Tuck; two daughters, Mrs. William J. Brooks, Darlington, Mrs. Dale Stiff, Moneta; three sons, Bobby Tuck, Vinton, Gordon Tuck, Bedford, Danny Tuck, Coopersburg, a sister, Mrs. Jack Hines, Gretna; three brothers, Robert Tuck, Bedford, Albert Tuck, Lynch Station, Roy Tuck, Moneta.
The funeral will be Monday at 11 a.m. at Radford Baptist Church with burial in Virginia Memorial Park, Forest. Updike Funeral Home, Huddleston, is handling Archie A. Luck MONTVALE Archie Alexander Luck, 69, of Montvale died Thursday in a Roanoke hospital. Surviving are his wife, Jewel Noell Luck; a daughter, Mr.
Barbara L. Haymaker, Montvaie; two sisters, Miss Helen Luck, Montvale, Mrs. Gardner W. Bedford; three brothers, J. Willington Luck, Edward W.
Luck, G. Simmie Luck, Montvale. The funeral will be Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Carder Funeral Chapel, Bedford, with burial in the Luck family cemetery, near Montvale. The family suggests that memorial gifts may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Virginia Former Mayor Of Narrows Dies NARROWS -Thornton Hamner "Terry" Moses, 65, of Narrows died Friday in a Pearisburg hospital. He was a former mayor of Narrows. He was also a member of the planning commission and zoning board and was a retired employe of the Celanese Fibers plant. Surviving are his wife, Retta Johnson Moses; a son, H. Royal Moses, Roanoke; a sister, Mrs.
Gilbert Dinking, Appomattox. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Riffe's Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Miss Katie B.
Fisher MARION Miss Katie Belle Fisher, 73, of Marion died Thursday in a Chilhowie nursing home. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Edna Osborne, Chilhowie, Mrs. Lizzie Tuell, Marion. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m.
at Barnett Funeral Chapel with burial in Riverside Cemetery, Chilhowie. James E. Hensley Sr. RIDGEWAY James Edward Hensley 62, of Rt. 2, Ridgeway, died Thursday at his home.
Surviving are his wife, Eugenia Davis Hensley; a daughter, Mrs. Linda Barnes, Ridgeway; a son, James E. Hensley Martinsville; his mother, Mrs. Dolly Merriman Hensley, Ridgeway; four sisters, Mrs. James Winn, Mrs.
Damon Shields, Martinsville, Mrs. Curtis Martin, Fieldale, Mrs. Bavs Roberts, Richmond; six brothers, W. T. Hensley W.
Woodrow Hensley, David B. Hensley, Hubert S. Hensley, Carl B. Hensley, William L. Hensley, Ridgeway.
The funeral will be Saturday at 4 p.m. at Horsepasture Christian Church with burial in the church cemetery. Stone Funeral Home, Martinsville, is handling arrangements. Benjamin C. Pedigo Sr.
MARTINSVILLE The funeral for Benjamin Carlton Pedigo 71, will be Saturday at 3 p.m. at Trinity Baptist church with burial in Roselawn Burial Park. McKee Funeral Home is handling arrangements. George N. Norrell Sr.
SHAWSVILLE George Nathan Norrell 40, formerly of Shawsville, died Monday in Pittsburgh, Surviving are his wife, Janet Hickman Norrell, Bullock, N.C.; a daughter, Miss Francian Norrell, Bullock; a son, George Nathan Norrell Bullock; his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pierson, Shawsville; three sisters, Miss Annie B. Pierson, Toledo, Ohio, Mrs.
Cora Snow, Pittsburgh, Mrs. Edna Dow, Elliston; five half brothers, James Pierson, Shawsville, William Pierson, Thomas Pierson, Samuel Pierson, Roanoke, Robert Pierson, Radford. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Shawsville Baptist Church with burial in Shawsville Cemetery. Grant E.
Bryant Funeral Home, Elliston, is handling arrangements. W. L. Grant, Paper Official In Danville, Dies DANVILLE (AP) Walter Lawson Grant, publisher of the Danville Register and Bee and executive vice president of the Register Publishing died Friday night of a heart attack. He was 51.
After being at his desk all day, Grant suffered chest pains at his home early in the evening. He went to a hospital, where he died at 8:20 p.m. Grant had returned Wednesday night from Germany, where he had inspected developments in printing technology and equipment in preparation for the changeover of his newspapers from hot to cold type processes. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Grant; two daughters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Grant Peters of Richmond, and Mrs. Helen G. Prosser of Athens, Ga. two sons, Walter Lawson Grant Jr. and Rorer James Grant of Danville; and a sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Doane of Richmond. Funeral arrangements were incomplete. Charles R. Peters STONEVILLE, N.C.
Willie Mae Hash Peters, 70, of Stoneville died Friday in a Greensboro hospital. She was the widow of Charles R. Peters. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marie Lockey, Collinsville, two sons, James E.
Peters, Greensboro, William T. Peters, Stoneville; three sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Penning, Oak Hill, W.Va., Mrs. Edna Booth, Ridgeway, Mrs. Iris Edwards, Halifax, three brothers, R.
Taylor Hash, Ferrum, Charles R. Hash, Vancouver, Thomas L. Hash, National City, Calif. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church with burial in Roselawn Burial Park, Martinsville, Va.
The family suggests that memorial gifts be made to the American Cancer Society. The body will be taken to the residence Saturday at 5 p.m. from Ray Funeral Home, Madison, N.C. Barton C. Huff HILLSVILLE The funeral for Barton Cabbell Huff, 53, will be Saturday at 2 p.m.
at Vaughan-Guynn-McGrady Grady Funeral Chapel with burial in Gardner Cemetery. Survivors include his father, John L. Huff, Hillsville. Charles H. Wright BLAND Charles Herbert Wright, 75, of Bland died Friday in a Radford hospital.
A. Vest Sons Funeral Home, White Gate, is handing arrangements. James Hurt BEDFORD James Hurt died Friday in a Bedford hospital. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Alberta Martin, Chesapeake, W.Va.
Bedford Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Ed Underwood CHRISTIANSBURG Ed Underwood, 48, of Rt. 2, Christiansburg, died Friday at his home. Richardson Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Anti-Marxists Post Gains in Chile Vote SANTIAGO, Chile, (AP) The anti-Marxist opposition scored surprising gains Friday in early election returns for leadership of Chile's Central Workers Confederation, the country's biggest labor or- Noah G.
Kendricks MARTINSVILLE Noah G. Kendricks, 74, of Rt. 2, Martinsville, died Friday in a Martinsville hospital. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Handy Kendricks; six daughters, Miss Gloria Kendricks, Miss Katie Kendricks, at home, Mrs. Susie Shupe, Mrs.
Bessie Branch, Mrs. Rosie Edwards, Mrs. Lilac Hendrick, Martinsville: six sons, Billy Kendricks, at home, Pershing Kendricks, Calvin Kendricks, Martinsville, Rudolph Kendricks, Blodgett Mills, N.Y., Cliff Kendricks, China Grove, N.C., Jack Kendricks, Tice, five sisters, Mrs. Martha Lue Seay, Mrs. Ella May Jessie, Mrs.
Clammie Turner, Patrick Springs, Mrs. Anna Bell Joyce, Martinsville, Mrs. Liberty Carter, Durham, N.C.; six brothers, Edgar Kendricks, Lington Kendricks, Joseph Kendricks, Patrick Springs, N. D. Kendricks, Bassett, Johnny Kendricks, Jessie Kendricks, Bradley, W.Va.
The funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Stone Funeral Chapel with burial in the Kendricks family cemetery. Chapley S. Shelton GRETNA Chapley Swanson Shelton, 76, of Rt. 2, Gretna, died Thursday in a Danville hospital.
Surviving are a son, Clarence Paul Shelton, Gretna; daughters, Mrs. Joe Parsons, Danville, Mrs. Milton Carswell, Richmond; three sisters, Mrs. Collie Robertson, Mrs. Ben Midkiff, Gretna, Mrs.
Lula Manning, Halifax. The funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Colbert-Moran Funeral Chapel with burof ial in Gretna Burial Park. Forest L. McNeill PILOT The funeral for the Forest Lynn McNeill, 31, of Pilot will be Saturday at 2 p.m.
at Huffville Church, Floyd County, with burial the church cemetery. He was killed Thursday in a logging accident in Pulaski County. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Jennie Y. McNeill, Pilot; a brother, James McNeill, Pilot; five half sisters, Mrs.
Velvie Williams, Mrs. Mathie Thomas, Mrs. Edith the Argabright, Mrs. Elsie Akers, Shawsville, Mrs. Roeannie Alderman, Pilot.
Wood Funeral Home, Floyd, is handling arrangements. by AP Photo Maximum Sentence Black militant H. Rap Brown is escorted to a car by federal officers in New Orleans Friday after he was sentenced to five years in prison for violation of a federal gun control law. The sentence is the maximum which can be imposed under the law. Brown also faces charges in New York City in connection with a tavern holdup.
He was returned to New York Friday. Lebanese Chief Condemns Killings BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) President Suleiman Franjieh Lebanon condemned the Tel Aviv airport massacre and pledged Friday to curb Beirut-based propaganda from guerrilla group charged with hiring the killers, His countrymen fearful of reprisal, Franjieh said Lebanon already has done its utmost to rein in the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine but now is taking "new steps to prevent Lebanon from being regarded as the source of its propaganda." The surviving member of three-man Japanese killer squad that opened fire at Lod Airport Tuesday reportedly has told police he and his dead accomplices were hired the Popular Front and People Stand in Long Line to File Past Duke of Windsor's Casket Britain Mourns Former King WINDSOR, England (AP) The Duke of Windsor lay in state near the tombs of ancestors Friday, Buckingham Palace welcomed in his duch*ess and Lord Mountbatten, his cousin, praised him. The divorced American socialite for whom the duke gave up the British throne 36 years ago arrived from Paris where the former King Edward VIII died on Sunday. She was driven to a palace suite to stay as a royal guest until after Monday's funeral. She had visited the palace before in her years as the duch*ess but not as an official guest.
The duch*ess looked pale and drawn as she was met at the airport by Mountbatten, a lifelong friend of the couple, although he disagreed with Windsor's decision to abdicate. Later Mountbatten, elder statesman of the royal family, paid tribute to the duke in a special TV program over the British Broadcasting Corp. "When I married 50 years ago he was my best man," trained in a guerrilla base 15 miles from Beirut. But Lebanon's premier, Saeb Salam, told a news conference none of the Japanese killers had "ever set foot on Lebanese soil." He disputed Israeli charges that Lebanon bears responsibility for the massacre." "How can Lebanon be blamed when the attack was staged by foreigners who went to Israel on a foreign plane from a foreign capital?" added Franjieh in a statement issued later. The three Japanese gunners arrived at Tel Aviv from Rome on an Air France flight originating in Paris.
Their savage attack killed 24 persons and wounded about 70. Two of the three-man mission also died in the fighting. alad: TAIL AP Photo ganization. "This is like U.S. Republicans being elected to the Central Committee of the Communist party of the Soviet Union," declared a happy official of the opposition Christian Democratic party, whose candidates were averaging more than 25 per cent of the vote in the returns.
The election began on Monday and was due to end at midday on Saturday. The Christian Democrats, the largest opposition group in Chile, had estimated their candidates for president and the governing board would perhaps receive 12 per cent. A 15 per cent return would have been considered a major victory. The upsurge of the antiMarxist opposition in a labor organization that has been a bastion of the Communists and a lesser degree the proMarxist Socialists coincided with attempts by President Salvador Allende's leftist coalition to patch up internal dissension. Allende and coalition leaders have been meeting in secret all week to find a solution to Chile's economic troubles and the growing opposition.
Mountbatten said. "'He was more than my best man, he was my best friend all my St. life." Mountbatten continued: "Then in the early 1930s he met an attractive American woman, Wallis Simpson, and this changed the course of his life, indeed it changed the course of history. "They were very much in love with each other, there can be no doubt of that. I remember the dreadful day of the abdication, when his brothers and myself were alone with him trying to dissuade him.
I was bitterly opposed to the abdication then and have always been; he knows it but it made no difference to our friendship. "What a great debt the people of this country, and indeed the whole Commonwealth, owe him for all he did for us when he was Prince of Wales. Nobody who knew him then can ever forget him. We shall miss him. But nobody more than myself." At Windsor, thousands filed past the former king's flagdraped catafalque as it lay in St.
George's Chapel within the walls of Windsor Castle. It was from Windsor that the duke made his historic 1936 broadcast after 10 months as monarch renouncing his throne "for the woman I love." Outside on the castle lawns crowds picknicked and children played as on any summer's day in this ancient heartland of English history and the tourist trade. Throughout the day, lines stretched around the castle walls. There was a five-hour wait to get into the chapel. Sales Re Representative National company wants an aggressive, ambitious salesman for local area who is looking for a better than average income with good opportunity for advancement.
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