Mattarvilla Bulletin, July 13, 1966 GOP. Names Gilliam To Oppose Rep. Tuck (Coat'd. From Page 1) county. The first care for nothing;" he asserted.
The second group," he said, are those educating their children and buying cars and clothes. The a third class is "four best class: and" her said they are educated and are those. who are voting in Virginia. Republican Party," Hawkins- charged, responsible for the Negro voters. not going tot the polls today." He pointed outthat the main problem was that their rote was not solicited.
Hawkins speculated that 50 years from today, the Republican's children would still be stuck until they get the help of. the colored, Hawkins also charged that Bloodmobile Visit Planned The Red, Cross will be' at the First Baptist Church: 5 on Starling: Avenue Thursday, July 21, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. With a quota of .130 pints, the visit being sponsored by Bassett- Walker a Knitting Company, Continental, Can Company and Standard, Garments. It is the first. of .18.
visits scheduled for this fiscal year, which ends June 30, 1967. The quota for the 2,089 Republicans in this place are holding too many closed door, meetings." He criticized the showing of numbers at each Republican meeting and said "all the people at the meeting have a telephone in their house." Hodges Gets FHA Position James H. Hodges of Route is a newly 15 appointed member of the Henry County Farmers Home Administration committee. Hodges, who operates a dairy farm in Henry County, joins two other local farmers in working the county supervisor to promote the best use of the agency's farm credit service program. The other members are Billy R.
Harbour of Ridgeway Route A and, Lewis H. Eanes, of Axton, Bids. To Be Opened Bids for the rew Stanleytown Elementary School will be opened at a special meeting of the Henry County School Board Thursday night. The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Trial Justice courtroom of the Henry, County Courthouse: LA-Z-BOY CHAIRS! Comfort 3 LEG REST COMFORT La-Z-Boy is the chair that adds more than just style and to a relaxation, home.
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632-6457 ELECTION RESULTS MARTINSVILLE Senate U. S. Senate Precincts a 1 Booths Byrd Robertson Spong Total 1. 181 141 187 234 210 86 248 56 96 68 176 59. 207 6 162 87 TOTAL 721 873 HENRY Precincts Boothe Byrd Bassett No.
44 111 Figsbora 35 30 Ironside Oak Level 20 Stanleytown 119 Bassett No. 49 Fieldale No. 1 69 64 Gunville Horsepasture Moore's Mill Scott's Tanyard 51 Spencer. Aiken Summitt Irisburg Axton 31 Leatherwood 19 Mt. Valley Collinsville 101 Martinsville 67 Fieldale No.
Ridgeway 63 85 70 156 167 82 253 180 83 268 162 183 69 90 162 69 60 180 "811 820 1655 COUNTY Spong Total 117 159 30 66 89 20 19 43 12t -193 46 35 82 73 67 141: 34 49 40 128 38 51 13 22 28 47 49 49 30 104 213 73 132 15 33 151 TOTAL 825 927 932 862 1,843 A PATRICK Precincts Boothe Byrd Robertson Spong Total Courthouse 158 152 89 Crits 18 20 14 Liberty 12 16 16 12 P. Springs 16 14 50 Nettle Ridge 20 12 Stella 20 18 Akers Store King's Store 16 49 16 Palmetto 18 18 10. Hills School 39 40 Bell Spur 10 Dehart's. Mil 113 100 Adams' Store 48 17 46 Buffalo 21 10 16 Elamsville 54 10 Turner's Store 145 102 115 129 Gate's Store 142 147 TOTAL 787 595 607 754 Daily Record City Charges Raymond H. Rose of 1024 Mountain Road, operating on revoked driver's license, September 19.
4. Mrs. Juna M. -Johnson of Route 1, cursing and abusing, August 25. Save J.
Penn of Route 1, assault on C. W. Smith, July 15. County Charges H. Nowlin 203 George Street, reckless driving, July- 15.
William R. Martin Jr. of 720 Gratton Road, no valid operator's license, July 15. Fredrick L. Turner of Axton Lodges To Meet Guiding Light Lodge No, and Sunburst Lodge No.
7 will mect in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John: Henry -Hairston 1214 Maxine Road tonight at 8 p.m. Mrs. Mable Thornton and Mrs.
Youtha Carter will preside. It. Happens Only. Twice A On East Year At Ted's -Main Storewide SALE Starting Tomorrow TED'S Will Offer Generous Reductions On Fine Quality Famous Name Brand Merchandise Such As. Cricketeer Sportcoats.
And Suits Corbin, Austin Hill, And Other 'Dress Slax. Sero. And Eagle Dress And Sport Shirts Puritan Knit Shirts And Swim Wear Adam Straw Hats Plus Many. Other Seasonable Items For Men, Young, Men, And Teens SHOP, EARLY. FOR BETTER SELECTIONS Ted's Open Til' 9 Fridays TREE! OBITUARIES ASSUMES PASTORATE: Rev.
Francis Hunt, former pastor of Basic Methodist Church in Waynesboro, assumed the pastorate of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church June 23. Rev. Hunt was educated at Ferrum Junior College, Bridgewater. College and Westminster Theological Seminary in Maryland. He lives at F.
822 Starling Avenue with his wife, the former Miss Christine Bush of Botetourt County, and daughter, Frances Anne. Decision Delayed In Case Corporation Court Judge Frank Richardson has delayed decision on a writ of heabeas corpus hearing Tuesday until further study of similar cases is made. Attorney Stephen D. Martin Jr. said he would make a study of similar cases and present his findings to the judge.
Judge Richardson said he would give written opinion when the study is completed. The hearing was for George Staples who was convicted. of unauthorized use an automobile in 1962 and I sentenced to five years in the State Penitentiary. Staples was then released on his own recognizance to return to court in two days. On a practice known as banishment, he was then instructed not to return to court and stay away from the area.
and he wouldn't have to serve the sentence, If Staples did have to return to the area within the five year period, he was instructed to call the Chief of Police or the Commonwealth's Attorney, John J. Hartley. Staples did return in December 1965 and was picked up for being drunk in public few hours later. After discovering that a capias had been issued for Staples, City Police sent him -to serve his- sentence in the State Penitentiary. No hearing was ever held on why he returned to Martinsville and this is largely the basis for his habeas corpus He has been serving his sentence since his arrest in 1964.
Date Changed For Visits Social, security' representatives from Danville will be in Martinsville at the National Guard Armory each Monday at 9:30 instead of new 'schedule will be re sumed July 18. George Washington took command the Continental -Army on Cambridge Common, near ABRON RAZELWOOD! LEAKSVILLE, N.C. A. Hazelwood, 71, of 339 Bridge Street in Leaksville, N.C., died Tuesday morning in Morehead Memorial Hospital. He had been hospitalized for the past threw weeks.
A native of Patrick County, Hazelwood had lived in the Leaksville area for the past .45 years. He was a retired textile employee. He' is survived by his. wife, Mrs. Era Morrison Haselwood; two sons, Henise Hazelwood of Burlington, N.C, and Winfred Hazelwood of Leaksville; one brother, Ernest Hazelwood of Stuart; two "sisters, Miss Sue Hazelwood of Martinsville and Mrs.
C. B. Ward of Leaksville; five grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. services will be conducted Wednesday at 5 p.m. "at Fair Funeral Home in Leaksville by the Rev.
Frank kins." Burial will be in Overlook Cemetery. BURKE E. LIGHT Funeral services for Burke Elwood Light, 32, of Route 1, who died early in freak automobile accident. on Lovers Leap, were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Stone Funeral Home by the Marvin H. Williams.
Burial was in Roselawn Burial Park, Pallbearers were Harvey LaFon, Douglas Rea, William Willard, Archie: Roop, Billy Posey Koger, Mr. Light is survived by his wife, two daughters, his parents and one brother. MRS. CORA MINTER CHILLICOTHE, Ohio Mrs. Cora Richardson Minter, 78, of Chillicothe, Ohio, and formerly of Roanoke, died Monday at her home.
She was the sister of Mrs. W. D. Belton of Martineville. Mrs.
Minter was married to the late George D. Minter. She is also survived by three sons, four, daughters and one other sister. -Funeral services will be conducted Friday in Ohio. CHARLIE WALTON MEADOWS OF DAN Charlie Cecil Walton, 63, of Meadows of Dan, died suddenly bis home Tuesday afternoon.
He was a native of Lynchburg and a construction worker. Mr. Walton is survived by his wife, Mrs. Leola Young Walton; three daughters, Mrs. Virginia Scarce of Danville, Mrs.
Lucy Scott of Stuart and Mrs. Eula Young of Meadows of Dan; two sons, Luther Walton of Meadows of Dan and David Glen Walton of Stuart; and 22 grandchildren. Funeral services- will be conducted Thursday at 2.p.m. al Maple: Shade Primitive Baptist Church at Laurel Fork: Elders J. M.
Vipperman and J. Corns will officiate. Burial will be in the -church cemetery. The body will remain at Moody Funeral Home in Stuart until one hour prior to services. Publisher Dead BOSTON (A) Frank Mar: cucella, 65, of Medford; president of the John A.
Volpe Construction- Co. -and -head -of the two firms that: publish Medford Daily Mercury and the Malden Evening News, died Monday. The two newspapers are published by Medford Publications and Malden Publications. 0. Who Makes MarketsIn All Local Stocks? A.
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Carter Smith JOHN W. TATUM John Wafford Tatum, Route 4, died Tuesday in Stuart Nursing Home. A native of Patrick County, Mr. Tatum was, the son of the Late John P. and Martha Foster Tatum, He was a retired carpenter and member of the Stella Presbyterian Mr.
Tatum is survived by his wife, Mrs. Garnett Tatum Trtum; nine soos, John Tatum of Winston Salem, N.C., Richard' E. Tatum of Aiken, S.C., James E. Tatum of Philadelphia, Pay Abraham C. Tatum of Alum Ridge, William W.
tum of Ridgeway, Thomas P. Tatum of Victoria, Wilson. tum, David M. Tatum and Robent H. Tatum of the home; three daughters, Mrs.
Rose Nelson of Roanoke, Mrs. Nancie Was burn of Lynchburg and Miss Garnett Lee Tatum of the home; :20 grandchildren E. and even great Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday Stone Funeral Home by the Revs. Charles Aligood and Roy Munns.
will be in the Nettle Ridge Methodist Church Cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral home and the will be receiving friends from 7-9 p.m. today. RONNIE E. AKERS Ronnie Everett Akers, infant son of Charlie E.
and Jacqueline Tate Akers of Route 5, died few hours dafter birth Tuesday morning in General Hospital. Other survivors include his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Akers: Bryant of Axtop Route 1. and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Willians Tate: of Fancy Gap. Graveside services wore to be conducted p.m. today in the Akers Family Cemetery Irisburg by the Rev. Warren Cash. Stone Funeral.
Home was in charge of the arrangements: LEONARD DAVIS CHATHAM Leonard Davis, 86, of Chatham Route 4 died Tuesday at his home. He was the father of Mrs. Virginia Carter of Martinsville. A farmer, Mr. Davis was mar.
ried to the former Miss Susie Allen, who died several years ago. He is also survived by two other daughters, Miss Irene Davis of Philadelphia, Pa. and Miss Viola Davis of Chatham; six sons, Spencer Davis of Danville, Acie Davis, Monroe Davis and Richard Davis of Philadelphia, Pa. and Henry Davis and Leonard Davis Jr. of Chatham; 14 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.
Funeral- arrangements are Incomplete. The body is at Cunningham and Hughes- FuneralHome. Route improper muffler. July 15. Rudy Anderson of 716 Stultz Road, speeding, July 15.
Joe W. Adams of 1400 Myrtle Road, reckless driving, August 12. Orville, L. Sigmon Jr. of Rich Acres.
Route: 3, speeding, August Sewer Plant Contract Awarded The Henry County Public Service Authority Tuesday tentatively awarded a contract to J. M. Turner Construction -Company for construction. of sewage treatment plant on South Daniels. Creek Road.
The Salem firm submitted low bid of $456,400 plus $10: yard for rock excavation at the site of the proposed plant. Other firms submitting bids on the project (66-1) were English Construction Company of $464,500 plus $6 per yard for excavation, of rock, and F. L. Showalter Inc. of Lynchburg, $470,000 and $10 per -yard for excavation.
Tentative awarding of the contract was made after the bids were studied by William C. Overman- of Langley, McDonaldand Overman, consulting engineering firm from Norfolk. -Bids- were opened Tuesdayafternoon in the office of -Executive Secretary E. C. Carver.
Construction of the treatment plant. could -begin early next month. -Meeting Notices Tonight Martinsville Volunteer Fire Company, Firemen's Cabin, 7:30. Tomorrow Business and Professional Women, 811 Park View Avenue, 6:30 p.m. Rotary Lyn wood Club, 6:30 Fontaine: Ruritans, Community Building, 7:30 p.m.
Knights of Pythias, Pythtan Hall, 7:30 0 p.m. Selected Stock QuotationsOPEN NOON American T. 56 American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel 32 Comsat Curtiss-Wright 21 DuPont 195 General Aniline General Motors Greyhound Pa. RR: Republic Steel Reynolds Metals 55 Reynolds Tobacco Southern Railway S. 0.
of New Jersey Texaco Union Pacific V. Steel Westinghouse Local Stocks Bid Asked American Furniture Bassett Furniture -12 Noon Stock- Average. $879.51 off- $6.68 FRI. AND SATI SPECIALS: BALLARD OR PILLSBURY BISCUITS CANS 29 DOMINO SUGAR LB. BAG 40 Limit 1 Please LARGE SIZE EGGS DOZ.
99 PINE CONE APPLE SAUCE CAN LB. LUCK'S ALBERTA HALVESPEACHES 4. 13 1 CANS LB. OZ. 99 GINGHAM GIRL Plain or Self Rising FLOUR LB.
5 BAG 39 JFG COFFEE than 69 Cut From Heavy Grain Fed Beef ROAST CHUCK LB. 39 OVER 400 ICE COLD 3 Cannon Ball WATERMELONS -To Choose From Fresh Green CABBAGE LB. 5 Police Probe Theft In City break-in at Pick-0-Rib drive on 523. Memorial Boulevard late Monday or early. Tuesday is being investigated by City Police.
Missing is a transistor radio, hamburger: patties, ice cream, several candy bars, 20 ten cent cakes, two rolls of hamburger box of coffee and two. boxes of french fries. Detectives -said thieves entered through the back door by unlatching the screen. A hole had been punched in the screen door and unlocked from the TAYLOR'S We Give Green Stamps Corner -Northside and Clearview Drives.
