8 CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Saturday, July 31, 1982 Mr. Green B. Avery, 76, of 8316 Lamplighter retired custodian, died Friday. Funeral is 2 p.m. Sunday at Greater Galilee Baptist Church.
Survivors are wife, Juanita; daughter, Mrs. Thelma Mobley; sister, Mrs. Lottie Sims. Mr. Samuel Daw Miller, 42, of Cornelius, died Friday.
Funeral plans are incomplete. Cavin is in charge. Mr. Louis E. Dean, 80, formerly of Charlotte, radio announcer and retired advertising executive, died Sunday in Tampa.
Funeral was Tuesday. Survivors are son, Charles Dean of Troy, daughters, Susanna Smith, Mrs. Eleanor Wolf, both of Tampa, Mrs. Elizabeth Bigelow of Berkeley, brother, James Dean of Borrego Springs, sisters, Mrs. William Hackett of Hendersonville, Mrs.
Tally Neel, Mrs. Griffin McKinnon. Mr. Ray Duren of Brooklyn, N.Y., formerly of Charlotte, died Friday. Funeral plans incomplete.
Alexander is in charge. Mrs. Roxie Ezell of 301-A W. 8th St. died Thursday.
Funeral plans are incomplete. Grier is in charge. Mr. Jack Nance Gillis, 47, formerly of Charlotte, died Thursday in Tucker, Ga. Funeral plans are incomplete.
McEwen is in charge. James Kee, 11, of 2425 Rozzelle's Ferry died Wednesday as a result of a traffic accident. Funeral is 2 p.m. Sunday at Grier Funeral Home. Survivors are mother, Miss Kee; sisters, Clara Kee, Annlean Kee.
Deaths And Funerals In Mecklenburg County Donald Hoskins 4, of 410 S. Bruns St. died Friday. Funeral plans are incomplete. Alexander is in charge.
Mrs. Margaret "Marty" Belcher McGee, of 6310 Park died Friday. Funeral plans are incomplete. McEwen is in charge. Mr.
Richmond P. McGraw, 88, of Niven Community, died Friday. Funeral is 3 p.m. Sunday at Independence Hill Baptist Church. Survivors are wife, Martha; James McGraw of Mint R.P.
McGraw Jr. of Huntersville, Ronald McGraw of Concord, Jerry McGraw; daughters, Mrs. Helen Helms, Mrs. Janice Martin, Mrs. Martha Stafford; sister, Mrs.
Mary Thompson of Asheville. McEwen of Derita is in charge. Mr. Oliver G. Overcash, 83, of Datha retired policeman, died Friday.
Funeral plans are incomplete. McEwen is in charge. Angela Sue Page, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Page, of Fort Worth, died Wednesday.
Funeral is 10 a.m. today at Forest Lawn East Cemetery. Survivors are parents; sister, Amy Page of Fort Worth; grandmother, Mrs. Hollis Deese of Monroe. McEwen is in charge.
Mrs. Minnie G. Price, 89, of 8718 Pence died Thursday. Funeral is 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Mother House of Prayer.
Survivors are sons, Sidney Price, Winford Price, Charlie Price, Morris Price, all of Atlanta; daughters, Mrs. Everline Oaks, Mrs. Bernie Foster, both of William N. Pharr, 88, Ex-Textile Executive By JOSIAH CANTWELL Observer Staff Writer Neal lotte, a retired 'Pharr Mills and a former mayor of McAdenville, died Friday. He wase was associated with Pharr Mills for 30 years, retiring in 1964 as general manager.
The textile corporation, owned by Pharr of Char- sition in 1967 and 1971. general manager of He was a member of the American Legion and a former member of the Rotary Club. He was a lifetime elder at First Presbyterian Church of Belmont, and had been associated with the Boy Scouts. In 1975, he moved to Methodist Home at 3420 Shamrock Charlotte. A Charlotte native, he graduated from N.C.
State College in Raleigh, now N.C. State University. He was a master sergeant in the Army during World War Pharr before going to work in the Car- Pharr's Pharr, is located in 1 McAdenville, a small Gaston County town known for its annual Christmas lights display. In 1964, Mr. Pharr was appointed mayor of McAdenville to fill an unexpired term.
was very active in the community," said his son, William Jr. of Greensboro, of the appointment. "I don't think it was much from a political point of view as involvement so in the com- olinas textile industry. "He had always been in textiles, and had been with various mills in North Carolina and also with Carolina Supply which sells mill equipment," his son said. Funeral plans are incomplete, and will be announced by Harry Bryant.
Besides his son, he is survived by his wife, Annie; brother, Frederick Pharr; and a sister, Mrs. Isabell Smith. Renown S.C. Republican, Wildlife Chief Drake Edens From Associated Press And Observer Staff Reports J. Drake Edens chairman of the S.C.
Wildlife and Marine Resources Commission since 1979 and a leading Republican in the state for two decades, drowned Friday while swimming in the ocean at Isle of Palms, S.C. Edens, 57, former state GOP chairman and the first Southerner to serve as vice chairman of the Republican National Committee, was vacationing on Isle of Palms at the home of his sister. A farmer and investor, Edens has been called the chief architect of the modern Republican Party in South Carolina. He was swimming in the surf with a friend, R.E. Hendrix of Co- Atlanta, Mrs.
Daisy Trice of Detroit, Mrs. Sadie Grantt of Philadelphia. Long Son is charge. Mr. Cecil Hunter Primm, 58, of 4341 Applegate insurance agent, died Thursday.
Funeral is 3 p.m. today at Cavin Funeral Home, Huntersville. Survivors are wife, Geraldine; son, Cecil Primm daughter, Miss Sylvia Primm; brothers, Marvin of Huntersville, Clarence Primm of Greensboro, James Primm of Greer, S.C. Mr. Isaac Weddington, 20, of died Monday a div5916 Matthews-Pineville Rd.
ing accident. Funeral is 2 p.m. Sunday at First Ward United House of Prayer. Survivors are parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Greer Weddington; brothers, Greer Weddington Clarence Weddington; sisters, Mrs. Mattie Sinclair, Ms. Shirley Weddington, Ms. Doretha Weddington, Ms. Zeollie Weddington; grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Weddington. Northwest is in charge. Mr. Ward William Whisnant, 79, of 2917 Crosby retired owner of Ward's Furniture and Appliance died Friday.
Funeral i is at noon today at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Survivors are son, John Whisnant of Cambridge, daughters, Dr. Lynn Reiser of Hamden, Mrs. Susan Long of Los Angeles, Mrs. Nancy Chapman of Menlo Park, brothers, Howard Whisnant of Gastonia, Charles Whisnant; sisters, Mrs.
Athleen Harris of Shelby, Mrs. Ceil Newton, Miss Betty Whisnant. Harry Bryant is in charge. North Carolina ALBEMARLE Mr. Robert Adam Wall, 61.
GASTONIA Mrs. Katie James Gibson Cogdill, 75; Mr. Russell Odell Walker, 67. MARSHVILLE Mrs. Esther Lowery Trull, 72.
MAXTON Mr. Charles Jesse Young, 73. MONROE Mrs. Carrie Starnes McClain, 80. NEW LONDON Mr.
Grover Patrick Brooks, 63. OAKBORO Mr. Hal Walton Love, 64. SALISBURY Mr. Marshall Gordon Miller, 63; Mr.
Steele Donaldson Myers, 79; Mrs. Agnes James Saleeby, 63. SHELBY Mrs. Sophia Jane Elliott Hawkins, 76; Mr. James Manning Taylor, 62.
SPINDALE Mrs. Ebba Henson Robbins, 86. STATESVILLE Mr. Ernest Franklin Mitchell, 51. South Carolina CAMDEN Mr.
David Huitt Parrott, 16. DARLINGTON Miss Hannah Hart Adams, 43. KERSHAW Mrs. Eva Nancy Wright Scott, 72. ROCK HILL Mrs.
Louise Evans Simril, 85. Deaths Elsewhere Gen. Sir Richard Gale, 86, who led the paratroops who established the first Allied foothold in France four hours before the main D-day landings on the Normandy beaches; Gale Thursday in London. George Kleinsinger, 68, composer of "I Hear America Singsuch children's tunes as "Tubby the Tuba;" Wednesday of cancer in New York. 5 Arrested After Drug Raid Continued from Page 1B has been doing si since its staff was doubled last year.
During fiscal 1982 (July 1, 1981, to June 30, 1982) the 16- person unit more than doubled the fiscal 1981 arrest figures. And, police say, that has made some dents in their war against prostitution and drugs. "We've very pleased with the way they're going," Assistant Police Chief R.C. Eidson said Thursday. "They've been rolling along and doing a good job on some areas that have been problems." Vice and narcotics officers made 843 overall arrests in 1982, a increase over fiscal 1981's 414 arrests.
"It's the increase in manpower," vice and narcotics Capt. Larry Snider said. "Chief (Mack) Vines and Cmdr. (Jack) Bowman consider the enforcement of vicerelated laws as an important part of law enforcement here. "From city manager, the mayor, to the chain of command of the police department, they've given us what we've asked for manpower, equipment, money and the resources we need to enforce the law," Snider said.
Vines increased the number of vice and narcotics officers from eight to 16 as part of his reorganization plan in April 1981. The unit operates on about a $485,408 salary budget and an undisclosed Observer And News Classifieds Do It All For You! I Get all day coverage in The Charlotte Observer, largest morning newspaper in the Carolinas, and The Charlotte News, largest evening newspaper in the Carolinas. Reach over potential ADULT customers Monday through Saturday. Reach over potential ADULT customers Sunday. Nifty Thrifties For non-commercial advertisers selling items singularly or together for under $100.
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Dickerson, age 84, of 5100 Sharon Road, died Thursday, July 29, 1982. Beloved brother, husband, father, grandfather and friend, he was born in Slaughters. KY on February 2, 1898, the son of the late Daniel Webster and Mina Witherspoon Dickerson. Following his release from the Army after WW he attended the University of Michigan for two years. He received degrees from Bowling Green (KY) College of Commerce, Western Kentucky' University and Northwestern University.
Mr. Dickerson was a professor accounting at Western Reserve University from 1935 (now Case- Reserves first retirement in 1963. He served for many years as Chairman of the department. His teaching positions also included the University of Louisville, Northwestern University and Stanford University. In 1963, he became a Distinguished Lecturer in Accounting at the newly-formed University of South Florida in Tampa.
His second retirement began in 1967, and he subsequently moved to Charlotte in 1972 to be near his only child. Many of his former students have stayed in touch with him and are now executives in numerous well-known national corporations. Deaf since 1933, he was a founder and longtime executive board member of the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center. He is listed in Who's Who in the South and Southwest and the International Men of Achievement. Mr.
Dickerson was Vice-President of the American Accounting Association and Past-President of the Cleveland Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants and of Beta Alpha Psi, a national accounting fraternity. He was also a member of Beta Gamma Sigma and Delta Sigma Pi. He served as accountant and consultant for many governmental and private agencies, including the American Hospital Association, and has contributed numerous articles over the years to the professional literature. He was a member of the Blue and Gold Chapters of the Charlotte Branch of the American Association of Accountants, the "Golden Chapter of Kiwanis International, and Covenant Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Nell Vaughn Dickerson; a daughter, Mrs. E. Sturgis of Charlotte; three grandchildren, Parker Sturgis and Peggy Sturgis, both of Charlotte, Thomas Vaughn gis of Raleigh, NC; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Nance of Evansville, IN, and numerous nieces and nephews. A Memorial Service will be held for Mr.
Dickerson on Saturday at 11 AM in Covenant Presbyterian Church with Dr. Douglas Oldenburg and the Rev. Mac Turnage officiating. Honorary pallbearers will be Exley Cail, Leroy Demart, Clyde Green, Ernest Hunter, Thomas McCord, Albert Thorne and members of the "Golden Chapter of Kiwanis. Memorials may be sent to Covenant Presbyterian Church, morial Music Fund, 1000 E.
Morehead Street, the Charlotte Speech and Hearing Center, 300 S. Caldwell Street, or the American Cancer Society, Mecklenburg Unit, 1928 Randolph Rd. Harry Bryant Co. is serving the family of Mr. Dickerson.
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Reduce that let us take your even orders from customers. PO Boxes for business and personal use typing service also available. SUITE 1000, Inc 523-1001 Death Notices MR. WARD WILLIAM WHISNANT Ward William Whisnant, of 2917 Crosby Road, died Friday, July 30, 1982, in Cabarrus Nursing CenI ter in Concord. He was born July 14, 1903 in Smyrna, SC, son of the late William Preston Mary Brown Castles Whisonant.
Mr. Whisnant was the retired owner of Ward's Furniture, Charlotte Appliance and a member of the Myers Park Presbyterian Church. Funeral services will be held at Noon Saturday at the graveside at Forest Lawn Cemetery with Dr. Eugene L. Daniel, retired Presbyterian minister, officiating.
He is survived by his former wife, Dr. Susan R. Whisnant, faculty member of Virginia Tech at Blacksburg, VA; a son, John Ward Whisnant of Cambridge, MA: three daughters, Dr. Lynn Reiser of Hamden, CT, Mrs. Susan Long of Los Angeles, CA and Mrs.
Nancy Collins Chapman of Menlo Park, CA; four grandchildren, James Q. Collins, III, Charles L. Collins and William R. Collins, all of Menlo Park, CA, Maia Whisnant of Cambridge, MA; two brothers, Charles D. Whisnant of Charlotte and Howard Whisnant of Gastonia; three sisters, Miss Betty Whisnant and Mrs.
Ceil Newton, both of Charlotte, Mrs. Athlen Harris of Shelby. Harry Bryant Co. is serving the family of Mr. Whisnant.
Pharr MRS. LOUISE R. WILLIAMS lumbia, when both were pulled out into water over their heads, said John Evans, a commission spokesman. They tried to make it back to shore, but Edens told Hendrix he was having trouble. Hendrix told Edens to turn on his back and try to float into shore, but the wildlife commission chairman disappeared.
Hendrix found Edens floating facedown in the water, and nearby family members used flotation devices to bring him onto the beach at 12:05 p.m., Evans said. Efforts to revive Edens on the beach and on the way to Roper Hospital in Charleston, about 20 miles away, were unsuccessful. amount of money for drug purchases. Snider said that money helped officers buy or seize $3,936,158 worth of narcotics in 1982. from $2,485,366 in 1981.
They made 433 drug arrests in 1982, an increase from 237 arrests in 1981. "We're doing more undercover work," Snider said. "We're doing more drug buying than we've ever done because the city is giving more money. We're targeting on certain people and groups we have imformation on." But even with the increased arrests, Snider admits the dent in Charlotte's drug traffic is a small one. "It's easy to get drugs in Charlotte," he said.
"But we're getting the reputation that if you come here to get drugs, you run a risk of getting arrested." Police are also cracking down on prostitution. Since March, when police declared war on prostitution, vice officers have made 227 prostitution-related arrests. They made 268 prostitutionlated arrests for all of fiscal 1982. That's up from 131 in fiscal 1981. Snider said because of the arrests and raids on several adult entertainment businesses, about of those businesses have closed permanently.
He added that newspaper advertisem*nts for escort services also appeared to be down by Vice officers aren't sure what effect the increased arrests have had on gambling. There were 142 gambling arrests in 1982, a increase from 46 arrests in 1981. "What we see is that they keep on operating," Snider said. "Naturally would like to alleviate it for good, but we won't. One thing we can do is keep a check on it to keep this from being a gambling town." Stolen Property Case Is Dismissed Charges against a Charlotte businessman accused of unauthorized use of an airplane and bringing stolen property the plane into Georgia have been dismissed.
In June, Charlotte police charged Robert Mausgrover, 42, with unauthorized use of a singleengine Cherokee plane belonging Mrs. Louise R. Williams, of 2731 N.W. 14th Street, No. 1020- Pompano Beach, FL, died Thursday, July 29, 1982, in Pompano Beach.
She was born December 4, 1913 in Greenville, SC, daughter of the late John R. and Alice Carter Rhodes. Mrs. Williams lived in Pompano Beach for the past five years since moving from Charlotte. Funeral services will be held Monday in the Myers Park Baptist Church with the minister, the Rev.
Richard Sutton, officiating. Interment will be in Sharon Memorial Park. She is survived by her husband, Mr. W. J.
(Chubby) Williams of Pompano Beach, FL; a son, Thomas Rhodes Williams of Irvine, CA, and a daughter, Mrs. Suzanne W. Griffin of Peachland, NC. Harry Bryant Co. is serving the family of Mrs.
Williams. MRS. GAIL DOUGLAS BOWEN Mrs. Gail Douglas Bowen, of 2405 Rosemond Circle, Gastonia, NC, died Thursday, July 29, 1982, in Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Saturday in the Harry Bryant Chapel in the Oaks with Dr.
Richard Crowder, minister of First United Methodist Church of Gastonia, officiating. Interment will follow in Sharon Memorial Park. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Erick R. Bowen, a son, Douglas and a daughter, Miss Tracy L.
Bowen, all of Gastonia; a sister, Mrs. William Plyler of Durham, NC. Memorials may be sent to the First United Methodist Church, Franklin Boulevard, Gastonia, NC. Harry Bryant Co. is serving the family of Mrs.
Bowen. Legal Notices to Jack Williams of 5228 Parview Dr. That charge was dismissed because of insufficient evidence, according to court records. The charge of bringing stolen property into Georgia was dropped when Mausgrover waived extradition, said Sgt. Daniel von Gartzen of the Glynn County (Ga.) Police Department.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, S.C. The following S.C. farm real estate Pageland, on Road 8.C. 107. property miles Northwest of located 7 29 acres consisting of approximately 25 acres of open land suitable for row cropping and 4 acres of woodland.
There is a hog furrowing barn on the Sealed bids are invited on this property property. Office of the to be opened at the County Chesterfield, S.C. Administration located at 106 Scotch Road, Farmers Home at 2:00 pm on August 13, 1982.0 The Government reserves the right to reject than $21,600.00 any or all offers. Bids of less will not be considered. All property will to race, color, creed, sex, or national be soid without regard origin, Bidders are invited to inspect the property by appointment.
William Supervisor, PO Box 151, S. Ruggles, County contacted tor bid forms and additional information. 623-2186, may be Chesterfield, S.C. telephone bid must accompany the bid. A deposit of of are cash or there is a possibility of Terms of not less than and not more than annual for a cash down financing payment 25 payments of the balance.
The interest rate will be 14.75%. L28742 14.
