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-6Ds 611 The News Observer Rale igh NC Wednesday Sept 1 1 1991 Deaths Death notices The News Observer Raleigh NC Wednesday Sept I 1991 Deaths Death notices Wake County Brad Davis star of 'Midnight Express' HUBERT Charles Brownley 34 Sept 9 Arrangements by Jones Funeral Home Jacksonville KINSTON Dorothy Brittle 82 Sept 9 Arrangements by Edwards Funeral Home -LINWOOD CHERRY III 33 Cary Sept 1 Arrangements by i All-American Cremation Hallandale Fla JIM ADAMS NEWTON GROVE James "Jim" Adams 87 died Monday Funeral 2 pm Wednesday West Funeral Home chapel Burial Devotional Gardens Surviving: stepdaughters Mrs Aileen Westbrook of Dunn Mrs Ethelene Westbrook of Durham sister Mrs Hoy Mae Thornton of Four Oaks six step-grandchildren one step-great-grandchild ALICE LEWIS MACCLESFIELD Mrs Alice Harrell Lewis 88 died Tuesday Graveside service 2 pm Thursday Macclesfield Cemetery with the Rev John Hunt officiating Surviving: daughters Ann Lewis Cole of Raleigh Edna Lewis LooneY of Petersburg Va son Milton Hoytt Lewis of Costa lia sisters Vonnie Webb and Gretchen High both of Raleigh Helen Lewis and Gladys Stallings both of Raleigh brother Thad Harrell Clayton Harrell Jr Max Harrell Carson Harrell and LC Harrell all of Macclesfield six grandchildren one great-grandchild If desired in lieu of flowers donations may be made to Macclesfield Christian Church Family will receive friends from 7-9 pm today at Carlisle Funeral Home Tarboro WILLIAM PEMBERTON GREENSBORO William "Bill" Pemberton SO died Tuesday Funeral service 11 am Thursday at First Presbyterian Church chapel Burial Westminster Gardens Surviving: son Stewart Rush Pemberton of Chapel Hill daughter Stacy Renee Pemberton of Greensboro mother Annie Mae Pemberton of Greensboro sisters Betty Whitaker of ROleSVille JoAnne Lancaster of Bartlett Tenn brother Charles Pemberton of Lubbock Texas Visitation 7-9 pm Wednesday at Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Home North Elm Street Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer SodetY VIOLET PATRICK Violet COrnell Patrick 84 of Cary died Tuesday Graveside service will be held 11 am Thursday Woodlawn Memorial Park Durham Surviving: two daughters Martha Berry of Apex Willa Gray of Raleigh one son Vann A Patrick of Raleigh six grandchildren five great-grandchildren The family will receive friends at Brown-Wynne Funeral Home Cary pm Wednesday EMBERTON William SO died Tuesday am Thursday at Church chapel er Gardens ewart Rush PemIll daughter Sta)n of Greensboro )e Pemberton of 1 Betty Whi JoAnne LancasTenn brother rton of Lubbock Wednesday at Funeral Home butions may be icon Cancer SodPATRICK ornell Patrick 84 Graveside Id 11 am ThursMemorial Park aughters Martha Willa Gray of (arm A Patrick of ndchildrent five Peceive friends at eral Home Cary sdaY ORIAM RK STUART ept 11 1989 ws as you fought pith us We miss en more on spe)U have gone to fith God and we there someday ur strong-willed go alone for a went with you Jr Your MEMORIAM KIRK STUART 11 1989 tears as you fought with us We miss even more on you have gone to with God and we there someday your strong-willed go alone for a went with you our Your ANITA GREGORY ANGIER Mrs Anita Fonvielle Gregory 63 of Angier died Thursday She was born Nov 25 1927 daughter of the late EW and Vera Mattocks Fonvielle of Tabor City She was a graduate of Flora McDonald College Red Springs with a bachelor's degree in music She came to Angier in August 1952 and taught piano in the Angier school for many years She was pianist and organist at the Baptist church in Angier for more than 30 years She was a member of Angier Chapter 351 of the Order of Eastern Star and assistant grand organist at the Eastern Star Grand Chapter of North Carolina for two years Funeral service will be 11 am Thursday at Angier Baptist Church The Rev Max Eller pastor will officiate Burial Lakeside Memorial Gardens Route 2 Angier Surviving: husband Kearny Gregory daughter Vera Gregory of Raleigh son Tracy Gregory and daughter-in-law Kimberly Gregory of Clayton sister Mrs William (Agnes) Brown of Gainesville Fla' brothers Leon and Harold Fonvielle of Tabor City and Earl Fonvielle of Orange Park Fla one grandson Samuel Gregory of Clayton The family will receive friends at Overby-Johnson Funeral Home 7-9 pm today In lieu of flowers friends may make memorial donations to the American Cancer Society JESSE HOLLEMAN JR 44 566 Lipscomb Court Raleigh Sept 8 Arrangements by Bry an-Lee Funeral Home Garner IOLA O'NEIL 2222 Lynhurst Drive Raleigh Sept 10 Ar- rangements by Lea Funeral Home MARTHA PAGE 95 Alexandria Va formerly of Raleigh Sept 10 Va by Powell Funeral Home Southern Pines -VIOLET PATRICK 84 Cary Sept 10 Arrangements by Brown-Wynne Funeral Home Cary Durham County MARION HARDEN 66 2836 Chapel Hill Road Apt 28-1 Durham Sept 10 Arrange ments by Clements Funeral Home State ANGIER Anita Gregory 63 Sept 10 Arrangements by Overby-Johnson Funeral Home AYDEN Ralph Gesell 78 Sept 10 Arrangements by Farmer Funeral Home BELHAVEN Helen Bishop 96 Sept 10 Arrangements by Paul Funeral Home BEULAV1LLE Richard Wil1 hams 62 Sept 10 Arrange ments by Community Funeral Home 17-51-4'' '4-1'- 1 ti rt iit -ki -A -is02 ti 7 -4 -z14-- m-: 4-- 64 '-ly: --'4 i 007Z4'i- ailA: '''4 'fr ir79 '714IN'Irfr" 'qtleo 0 417L ell ify 4 -I''''-'- it 1-i 4b71X 4 '7'" 4' e- P' ter i 4 -ii 4 le Ar'-4! 4 1i 17' 1-4 '-t N' i- e- I- -i4by-ii i i -sg' 0- -if iii-''-t pr 4 '4'' '4Az'-''''''''''''''''' l''''''' 0 A'7 n'r 3' 'Ft 2'1'kt45--0 144'1 cV74 l'-: Sk 2 1 I t44-75T740014''0-' ovi ct L4 1 k- fi r4 ''''-'4' '1 4 a i0 1 i': 46? -P '1 'f: P4 4: 1 1 -i1zi pr--t: z-Irt'- gl is is t4 :::41 iir 11141 A 1 fil 4 44ri':" I 44k101 I 5511 4 41it i 4L' 'f4-iii-L10 s'--z "v0 i'70 44'5 4t gAii' 1 V44 4:::: t': s- ''''''-t' a A -44gp Staff photos by Robert Thomason BROAD CREEK Mary Gardner 72 Sept 10 Arrangements by Bell-Munden Funeral Home Morehead City CALICO Katie Cannon 78 Sept 10 Arrangements by Wilk erson Funeral Home Green- vine CLAREMONT Dan Sherrill Sr 55 Sept 9 Arrangements by Drum Funeral Home Conover CONCORD Mary Miller 94 Sept 10 Arrangements by Wilkinson Funeral Home CONWAY Jessie Woodard 92 Sept 10 Arrangements by Jackson Funeral Home LAGRANGE Fred Tyndall 65 Sept 9 Arrangements by Rouse Funeral Home MACCLESFIELD Alice Lewis 88 Sept 10 Arrangements by Carlisle Funeral Home NEW BERN Lillie Ipoek 88 Sept 10 Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home NEW BERN Frederic Tucker 70 Sept 9 Arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home OXFORD Breedlove 84 Sept 10 Arrangements by Gentry Newell Vaughan Funeral Home PINEHURST Richard Short 29 Sept 8 Arrangements by Highland Funeral Service Crematory Fayetteville PINK HILL Lloyd A Malpass 75 Sept 8 Arrangements by Pink Hill Funeral Home PINK HMI Robert Taylor 67 Sept 9 Arrangements by Pink Hill Funeral Home PLYMOUTH Robert Gurganus 70 Sept 10 Arrangements by Biggs Funeral Home Williamston ROCKY MOUNT George Talbott 82 Sept 9 Arrangements by Johnson Funeral Home SANFORD Thelma Bryant 77 Sept 10 Arrangements by Rogers-Pickard Funeral Home TARBORO Roy Denton 64 Sept 9 Arrangements by Carlisle Funeral Home WILSON Matthews 75 Sept 10 Arrangements by Joyner's Funeral Home Death alters probe By SEAN BAILEY Staff writer The death of a New Jersey businessman has caused investigators in two states to reassess their probes of point-shaving allegations at NC State University basketball games Robert Kramer HI 34 died Friday morning in Dover NJ when his BMW crashed into a telephone pole Mr Kramer had been a central figure in allegations made in a February 1990 broadcast on ABC-TV that he had paid Charles Shackleford and three other NCSU basketball players to shave points during the 1987-88 season Since then officials in New Jersey and North Carolina have been investigating those charges Recently the probe has been driven primarily by efforts of a New Jersey grand jury that has beard testimony from former NCSU players Bob Cody deputy attorney general in New Jersey said Mr Kramer's death ended prosecution efforts related to him "It would be difficult to prosecute a deceased person" said Mr Cody "We still have an ongoing investigation and beyond that I cannot comment" In North Carolina William Dowdy chief investigator for the SBI said Mr Kramer's death would have a clear impact on the investigation "It certainly would have some effect on the investigation being that he was the individual who allegedly sent money to athletes" said Mr Dowdy He said that the North Carolina investigation was essentially completed "We have been waiting for the completion of the New Jersey investigation and the results that come out of that before we make a decision as to what to do in North Carolina" The Associated Press LOS ANGELES Brad Davis who starred in the film "Midnight Express" and co-starred in "Chariots of Fire" has died of AIDS complications He was 41 Mr Davis died Sunday at his A) home in Studio City his wife Susan Bluestein tti said "Brad had known he was 1 A HIV-positive ir since 1985" Ms Bluestein said Davis "We all kept this a secret because he was afraid that if it were known he had AIDS he would never be able to work as an actor" Mr Davis contracted the deadly virus from drug use she said His other film credits include "Querelle" and "Rosalie Goes Shopping" He won a Golden Globe award in 1978 as best new actor for his work in "Midnight Express" a film about the true story of an American hashish smuggler imprisoned in Turkey Davis played the title role in "Robert Kennedy and His Times a CBS TV series In 1985 he starred in the New York stage production of "The Normal Heart" a drama about the AIDS epidemic Shaw St By TREVA JONES Staff writer When the federal government searched for old buildings on historically black college and university campuses that are worth preserving it singled out II nationally Two of them are in Raleigh Interior Secretary Manuel LuJan announced Tuesday that St Agnes Hall at St Augustine's College and Leonard Hall at Shaw University will be included in a new public-private venture aimed at preserving historically significant buildings on predominantly black college campuses St Agnes Hall is the old St Agnes Hospital building Construction was started in 1905 and foryv it i il7-ccvlia-4 1 r-i -te '9'1 1 IA 1 il 01444te 0 19 '4407 71- dogft 4i0sig e- 1 ::::4 :1 1 l' A 'a' Li'c1: liti V'11 '11 -g Ali er: 4- r' rip -i i'4f is '1ii: "A 7 fit' 4 '1' 'di 11' fP-gs' i it 14tLfr 414 I i 11: 't -3 7 os4 f'-'-'-'- vs 1 ---I 1--1 '''t''-'-'-) ti i '1''4'4'v 7 4 -'v:" IiityP 1 111 1 4 i itk At- vi 1 3t 1) 41 11 44 I I 4'''0 1 1 I Shaw St LINWOOD CHERRY III CARY Lenny Cherry died Sept 1 Memorial service 1 pm Sept 15 at Umpstead Park picnic shelter 2 Hwy 70 entrance second parking lot on the right JESSE HOLLEMAN JR RALEIGH Jesse James Holleman Jr 44 of 566 Lipscomb Court died Sunday Graveside service 11 am Thursday at Mont lawn Memorial Park 'Surviving: daughters Lanette Ruth Dean Lynn Dean and Roxonn Holleman all of Raleigh son Jesse Holleman III of Four Oaks sisters Mary Alice Holleman of New Bern and Sally Elizabeth Rutherford of Virginia brother Terry Lee Holleman of Raleigh 10 grandchildren Visitation pm today Bryon-Lee Funeral Home Garner partment with help from private donors would pay to renovate the buildings Dr Robinson said the colleges must provide specific plans for how the buildings would be used in the future Currently the basement and first floor of St Agnes Hall are used for storage for the building and grounds staff and to house the security department If renovated St Agnes could be used as a community building Dr Robinson said He estimated it would take $3 million to $4 million to do the kind of restoration that St Augustine's would like Dr Robinson said St Agnes was the only significant hospital for black people between Richmond and Atlanta for many years and that the hospital provided the only school of nurs IN RAIFORD May 7 1914-Sept We watched in so hard to stay you daily and special days but your new home shall meet you When you lost fight you did not Part of each of us the day you left Family ing for blacks in this area The institution closed in 1961 when the county opened Wake Medical Center At Shaw the university's medical school closed in 1918 Leon ard Hall later was used for classrooms and faculty offices Fire damaged the building about 10 years ago and it hasn't been used for anything since then said Ronald Swain vice president for institutional advancement and planning at Shaw Dr Swain said he had no information Tuesday on how much it would cost to renovate Leonard Hall or what use the university might -make of It when renovated "We of course are pleased to be among those institutions to be chosen" Dr Swain said ELIZABETH CITY Ilma Pritchard 74 Sept 9 Arrangements by Twiford's Memorial Chapel ELIZABETH CITY Aaron Quid ley 16 Sept 9 Arrangements by Twiford's Memorial Chapel ELIZABETII CITY Essie Small 91 Sept 10 Arrangements by Twiford's Memorial Chapel GLOUCESTER Ruth Hubbard Sept 10 Arrangements by Bell Munden Funeral Home Morehead City GLOUCESTER Leonora Tulley 83 Sept 10 Arrangements by Brooks Funeral Home Crematory Morehead City GOLDSBORO AC Rowe Jr 52 Sept 9 Arrangements by Seymour Funeral Home GREENSBORO William Pemberton 50 Sept 10 Arrangements by Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Home GREENVILLE Martha I Whitehurst 96 Sept 10 Arrangements by Wilkerson Funeral Home HERTFORD Cassie thews 74 Sept 9 ments by Swindell Home Mat-Arrange-Funeral il 51 HEARING AID CENTER We Service All Brands of Hearing Aids RIDGEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER TEL 821-3415 Halt at Shaw 'Ig University have i a itied on tf been 1 AaCollege ttu dgS AtuLg setnoi nnsaea 'Hrsda Hall preScienrVrgaisni I- tn o--1-1---- 4' '1 t'' 4 1- historically r' --Z'4-4k'- (4:4 ''qA- fr34-f 4I campuses --12 4--f- 1 -1 47' 5--'-1 'it At ir''' 4 '14 4 1i' i Ai i 1L'' Agt tt) r' buildings i 01s toir-t-i--''-2-Tiikk'-4'1'''' s- I 4 ki 7--f I izw p3 7 0'77 pt) 0 04 z- A-41-! 3 l' 'if Tl'eifiAi -7" -f 1 1 I 1:4::) i pkuses 0 -t---'- 1 I 41 s' i- s'-- --v -c 1 -1---41- A 274 ti 1 1 1 --7''4! 1 I 4 14 l'' --'iTc11 I 1 a 't 4 'f I -I 11 (thl l' I 'i 4 jAxz 1 (4 47 71 4ckeamo41i 1 Y1 qito Ill I 41 4p 'ii Aug ma '-d- ave hall Aug's halls may St Agnes Hall at St Augustine's College above and Leonard Halt at Shaw University have been placed on a federal list of buildings worth preserving on historically- black campuses completed in 1909 St Augustine's students quarried local stone for the building Leonard Hall on the Shaw campus was completed in 1881 and was constructed as the first four-year medical school for black students in the country According to information from the Department of the Interior the plan calls for an assessment team to evaluate structural conditions of each building and produce financial projections for what it would cost to preserve them The assessment work is expected to cost $200000 and will be finished by the middle of 1992 Actual preservation costs are estimated at $20 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