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-SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1982 IOC- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- 7 Funeral Directors 7 Funeral Direcfors Funeral Announcement I 13 Public Notices Grinsteiner funeral Homejnc. TM4 1 hh 1 Funeral Directors Som H. Preston Edward IFw nh rtft THE 128 Yeors ol Service FAMILY CIRCUS CALENDAR America's favorite family created by artist Bil Keane is yours to enjoy every day of the new year Pre-Arrangements? Pre-Paid Funerals? What Should I Do? The Grinsteiner Funeral Home is the oldest funeral establishment in founded in 1854. Call on us to help you pre-arrange services with Calendar, it tun 632-5374 1601 E. NEW YORK lhi mm G.

H. HERRMANN the Family Circus to look at and antics BY BILLY GRAHAM DEAR DR. GRAHAM: I'm in high school and am trying to deride what career I should choose. How do you suggest I go about making my choice? C.I. DEAR C.I.: The most important thing I can stress to you is that God has His perfect will for your life, and the most important thing you can do is seek it and find it.

This is true for every decision you face your marriage, your goals in life, etc. and not just your career. My prayer for you is that you won't choose a career, but will find God's choice for you. That's why you need to make this a matter of constant prayer, asking God to give you wisdom and guidance as you consider careers. How will He guide you? Usually.

God directs us in several ways in a decision of this nature. For example. God has given you certain abilities and interests, and He may want you to make use of some of these in your vocation. IN LIKE MANNER, there are certain things that you may not be able to do very well, and it's important to know that also. You probably already have some idea about what you can and cannot do well, but I also encourage you to seek the ad vice of others who know you well and have observed you in various situations Seek the advice also of people that you respect for their spiritual maturity.

Then I hope you will also seek God's will for your life as you read the Bible and let God's Word shape your life. Now. I know that no pas sage of the Bible is going to tell you directly whether you should be a lawyer or a draftsman or whatever. The Bible will help you set priori ties for your life priorities that are in line with God's will for you. Many young people, for example, choose their career solely on the basis of whether or not they can make lots of money.

In the Bible, you discover that this isn't what's important in life. The important thing is serving Christ and serving others. God may even want to use you in some type of ministry in your career. Seek His will, and He will show it to you. "In all your ways acknowledge Him.

and He will make your paths straight" (Proverbs 3 6). Tribune Company Syndicate, Inc. FUNERAL li S141 Madison Ave. 787-7211 26 Special Notices 12082 OP Opposite each calendar page is a full-color Family Circus cartoon featuring Billy, Jeff, Dolly and PJ and their loveable size Ys i) ft Opens to full 11x1512 SUNDAY STAR INDEX, Calendar page has space for appointments, memos, important dates. Great as Gifts and Stocking Stuffers.

THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS 100-400 including i Business Opportunities Home Financing Mobile Home Living Moving and Storage Real Estate Sales Rental Properties Appear each Sunday in Section I WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS ORDER NOW. DON'T DELAY. Supply is limited and last year was a sellout. Not available in stores. Available at The News Public Service Counter, 307 N.

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EAST CHAPEL. 9606 E. Wash. St. Calling Sunday 2 until 9 pm.

MURNAN Scott (Scottie) Murnan, age 66, passed away Saturday Father of Joe Murnan, grandfather of Beth. Bret. Bart and Beverly Murnan, Greenfield. Services I pm Tuesday, HENDRYX MORTUARIES CUMBERLAND CHAPEL. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.

Friends may call to 9 p.m. Monday and after 10 a m. Tuesday. NOBLE Don Noble, of 3825 Avon Rd Plamfield, beloved husband of Jo Ann, father of Mrs. Dawnie Barnhouse of Wmamac, Ken, at home, brother ot Earl Noble of Greenwood, Dale Noble of Greentown, passed away.

Funeral 2 Monday, at the HAMPTON-GENTRY FUNERAL HOME, in Plamfield Friends call at the funeral home after 2 pm. Sunday Arrangements by WINGLER FUNERAL HOME, Coatesvllle OATIS James H. Oatis, Sarasota, FL formerly of beloved husband of Mrs. Louise Oatts, father of James St. Louis, Peter Andover, Patrick Delavan, Michael Houston, Debora Rightmyer, brother of John and Richard Oatis, 6 grandchildren.

Services Monday, II a St. Michael The Archangel Catholic Church W. 30th I Tibbs, Calling at STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 5520 W. 10th Sunday from 6 p.m. till Ipm, Rosary 7.30 m.

PERKINSON Thomas A. (Tom) Perkinson, of 2. Coatesville, passed away. Beloved husband of Sherry, father of Lorie Perkinson, at home, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Shelby Perkinson of Gris-wold Indpis, brother of Michael Perkinson of Danville, Donna Perkinson of Milwaukee, Marilyn Perkinson Ot Lebanon, Mrs. Janet Volpp of Muncie. Funeral 2 pm. Sunday, at the WINGLER FUNERAL HOME, Coatesville. Friends may call.

In lieu of flowers make contributions to the Coatesville Christian Church PFARR Hattie Pfarr, mother of Mrs William (Mary Jane) Yeager, 4 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren. Services Monday, 11 a LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main St. Beech Grove. Calling Sunday 2 to 9 PINKERTON Mrs Irma Pinkerton, age 45, Speedway, wile ot John H. Pinkerton, mother of Mrs.

James L. Wenj, 2 grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Services Tuesday 10 a CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Monday.

FLANNER BUCHANAN SERVICES EVANS. Mr John FREELAND Mrs Jovce PEAVEY, Mrs Delphi STEWART, Mrs Norma BRADEN Mrs Edna Davisson. Miss Rita McCORO. Mr Frederick Jr MILLER. Bessie SiRMIN, Mrs Martha STEEN, Mr Jo L.

TAM. Mrs Ruth WRIGHT. Infant Wesley Wilson Pierre ELLERMAN, Mr Wallace C. JORDAN, Mrs Dorothy McGEE, Mrs. Doshin Napier.

Mrs Flossie RADFORD, Mr. Terry REED, Mr Charles SOUTH, Mr Robert William YOUNG, Mr Herman I services Death Notices PARSON Cory William Parson, 24 years, beloved son of Jacqueline and Charles Fair, brother of Mrs. Kimberly Bryant, Katrina Karen L. and Kandace Fair, grandson of Edward and Haiet Parson and Mrs. Mildred Pruitt, uncle of Kendra Bryant, passed away Thursday Funeral Monday, 10 a at the G.

H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison where friends may call from 1 to 9 m. Sunday PAYTON Mrs Ethel Payton, age 81, Plamfietd, formerly of Danville, III mother of Hubert Payton, Plamfield, Fred Pay-ton, Danville. III.

and Manone Smith, Plamfield, also survived by 7 grandchildren, a greatgrandchildren, passed away Friday. Services Monday. 11 a JONES MATTHEWS MORTUARY, Brownsburg. Friends may call at the mortuary 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Graveside services 2 p.m., Spring Hill Cemetery, Danville, III. REAMS Mr Paul A Reams, age S4, entered into rest Friday. Son of Mrs. idella Reams, brother of Mrs. Maxine Darnell and Mr.

Arthur I. Reams, also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral service 1 pm Tuesday, HARRY MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 Mich. St Calling after 3pm Monday SCONCE Hester Louise Sconce, 62 years of Indpis beloved wife of Donald D. Sconce, sister of Betty Markham, also 1 niece and 2 nephews, passed away Saturday.

Funeral Monday 1) 30 a at the H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE FUNERAL HOME. 5141 Madison where friends may call Sunday from 3 until 9 pm. Prospect Order of Eastern Star service Sunday 8 pm. SHULTZ Mrs.

George (Ursula) Shulti, age 13, Baton Rouge. LA. formerly of Gosport and Bloom-ington, mother of Georgie, Baton Rouge. Adoiph, FL. Graveside service Chambers-ville Cemetery Monday 2pm Friends may call Sunday alter 4 pm.

WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME. Gosport SIRMIN Mrs. Martha Sirmin, mother of Maria Russell, Luanda Poynter, Stephen and Jeffrey Sirmin, 7 grandchildren. Funeral Monday. Nov.

22, 1130 a SHIRLEY BROS IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St Calling Sunday 2 to m. Prayer service Sunday 7pm CORONER'S NOTICE SLATER Frank Slater, age 69, 410 N. Meridian St.

Anyone knowing a living relative please call 236- 4714 SOUTH Robert William South, age 59, Greenwood, husband of Mary Jane, father of Sheree Simon-son, brother of Edith Basker-ville, also survived by 1 grandson, passed away Friday. Funeral Monday 10 a WIL-SON-ST. PIERRE GREENWOOD CHAPEL, U.S. 31 and Mam St. Friends may call from 2 to 9 Sunday.

Masonic services 7.30 Sunday by Greenwood Lodge 5U AM STEWART Mrs Norma C. Stewart, widow of Mr. H. Stewart, mother of Mr. C.

Stewart, grandmother of Mr. William and Mr. Todd Stewart, great-grandmother of 8 Funeral Sunday. 4 pm, at FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Calling Saturday 4 30 to 8 30 p.m.

Memorial contributions to the donor's favorite charity SUDING Clara M. Suding, 99 years, beloved mother of Carl H. Suding, Clara Bauman, Louise Loschky, Elizabeth Steward and Anne Davis, 13 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, passed away Friday. Funeral Tuesday 9 30 a.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. and 10 a.m. at St.

Catherine Catholic Church. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 Monday 1 to 9 m. Wake service Monday I p.m. SWANSON Blanche Swanson, of Moores-ville, mother of Melvin and Edward Swanson, Guy Raber and Margaret Wiley, sister of Gertrude Gump, 20 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Services Sunday, 2 p.m., CARLISLE SON FUNERAL CHAPEL, Moores-vi He.

Friends may call. TAM Mrs. Ruth Tarn, age 83, mother of Richard Tarn, 2 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, sister of Mab'e Weaver. Funeral Monday, Nov. 22, 10 a.m., SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 Wash St. Calling Sunday from 5 to 8 m. UPDIKE Mrs Margarel L. Updike, age 84 of mother of Henry, Harold and Kenneth Gieskmg, Mrs Eleanor M.

Arthur and Mildred Giesking (deceased), sister of Mrs. Ada Kirk, 15 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren. Funeral services Monday 10 a.m. at FARLEY MANN ROAD CHAPEL. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 9 WEBB Dink Webb, 63, Green Valley, AZ, husband of Doris Webb, father of Michael W.

and Bobby L. Lowe, brother of Anna Hamilton, Ethel Gibson, Ruby Buchanan, Alpha Gillum, Mildred Clevenger, Den i el Webb, 4 grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Mam St Beech Grove. Calling anytime. WHITE Mr.

Oscar W. White, 64, beloved husband of Marie White, father of Stephen White, city, brother of Robert Eugene, Ruth Lynch, Jenette Manifold, Mooreland, Ind, Marjone Jackson and Pearl Black, New Castle, Ind. and The! ma Raker, city, passed away. Graveside services Sunday, 2 p.m., at Mooreland Cemetery, Mooreland, Ind. Calling at the DANIEL F.

RILEY FUNERAL HOME, 6)07 Hwy. 31 South. WYNKOOP Carl A Wynkooo, 75. of Pitts-boro, husband of Maxine, father of James of Pittsboro, David, Nancy Freshour of Danville, Jessie Ann Rayles of Groveland, Margaret Rose Wynkoop and Rachel Wynkoop, both at home, foster- father of Greg Kohr of Ky, brother of Hubert, Jamestown and Freda Swanner, 5 grandchildren, passed away Thursday m. Arrangements incomplete.

Phone WEAVER MEMORIAL HOME, Brownsburg, 852-4965. 'Thj Department Pub'k Safety, division of the C'ty of Indianapolis has completed and pieced on file, compliance wth the Rehabilitation Act of 1971 as amended. Section 504, a self -evaluation of program service delivery and accessibility to the handicapped The evaluation document is available tor public review and comment I A to PM Monday through Friday, except holidays, in room 2542 0 the City-County Building, Indianapolis, Indiana lS-U-15. 16l 17. 18, 19.

20. V) Card of Thanks GREEMWALD Our sincere ap preciation to ail Our friends, neighbors and relatives tor prayers, thoughts and kind deeds giving us ail such comfort at the passing of ALBERT GREENWALD A special thanks to Rev Donald Cross tor his wonderful eulogy, Nancv Baldwin soloist, Dr. Greg Fairchitd in the Emergency Unit at Community Hospital, the staff of the 5th Floor East, Marguerite Joneds, Sophia Ma i or, Leah Shipp, private nurses Julia Noonan and Patricia Roberson, our family physician and dear friend. Dr. Gfenn Speck man and his staff and Shirley Bros.

Funeral Home for all their beautiful dedicated efforts W'ff Family 5 to Memoriams BARTHOLOMEW In lov-ng memory of a very special wife end mother GLADYS BARTHOLOMEW Who passed away Nov. 21, 1981 Its been a year since you went away But in our hearts you will always stay You were always gentle and kmd With thoughts of us always on your mind Nothing could be more beautiful than the memories we shared Because you were a loving wife and mother who always cared To us you were very special in every way God must of thought so too when He took you away A voice we loved is silent and still A vacant place in our home can never be filled Death can never break the ties that bound us together Because you'll live in our hearts always and forever You were such a very special part of our lives And it doesn't lessen as time goes by You gave a helping hand to all you knew You were kind, loving and oh so true Though the years may come and go We will always love you so We will remember your gentle smiling face And no one can ever take your place Sadly missed by Husband, Bud, Children and Grandchildren BURKE In loving memory of my husband JOHN C. BURKE On this our very special day. Almane CUSHION-ln loving memory of our dear SMwu sister aunt KU I 3 CUSHION Who departed this life Nov. 23, 1976 Nothing could be more beautiful Than the memories we have of you To us you were someone special God must have thought so too All our lives we will miss you Though the years may come and go But in our hearts you will live forever Because we loved you so Sisters Frances and Esther Nieces and Nephew LOYD-ln loving memory ot DAVID (DAVEY) LOYD Who passed away Nov 22, 1967 Thou wilt show me the path of life in thy presence Its fullness of ioy at Thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore The blessing of the Lord it ma-keth rich and He addefh no sorrow to it Anxiously waiting our reunion.

Wife. Children and Grandchildren MILLIGAN-ln lovmg memory of our best man MIKE MILLIGAN Sadness comes at this time of year It's our anniversary and you're not here. -Stef and Susie OWENS-ln loving memory of WiLLARD OWENS Who passed away Nov 16, 1979 Your presence is ever near us Your love remains with us yet You were the kind of father Your loved ones will never forget. Sons, Daughter and Grandchildren OWENS-ln loving memory of WILLARD OWENS Who passed away Nov 18, 1979 Deep in my heart lies a picture More precious than silver or gold It is the picture of my dear husband whose memory will never grow old -Wife STEELE-ln loving memory of RONALD L. STEELE SR.

Who passed away Nov 21, 1980 Keep him Jesus in thy keeping Till we reach that heavenly shore Then Master let us have him That we may love him as before. Mother, Brothers and Sisters STEELE-ln loving memory of RONALD L. STEELE SR. Who passed away Nov 21, 1980 Love's greatest gift-Remembrance. Sister Bette and Family STEELE-ln loving memory of RONALD L.

STEELE SR. Who passed away Nov. 21, 1980 Lonely is our home without him Sadly do we feel our loss But God alone has helped us well To bear our heavy cross. He had no time to say farewell He said goodbye to none The heavenly gates were opened wide And a silent voice said Children Ron Jr, Teresa, Randy Tommy and Travis STEELE-ln loving memory of RONALD L. STEELE SR.

Who passed away Nov. 21, 1980 Yesterday, today and all of my tomorrows. Wife Jean SUMNER-ln loving memory of NORMAN E. SUMNER Who passed away Nov. 20, 1981 I see you in the raindrops I hear you in the wind Your memory forever In my heart Precious memories that will never end Betty Funeral Directors Daniel F.

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Funeral 10 a Tuesday WISON ST. PIERRE BRIGHT CHAPEL, Pendleton, IN EVANS Mr. John Hathaway Evans, husband of Mrs. Mary Barbara Evans, father of Mr. John H.

Evans Jr. and Mrs. Deborah A Weddle, grandfather of son of Mrs. William R. (Lois) Evans, brother of Mr.

Thomas F. Evans and Mrs. Barbara Chevalier. Funeral Monday 1 PLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY Calling Sunday 3 to 5 and 6 to 9 m. Memorial contributions to the donor's favorite charity FORD Julia Ford, Beech Grove, aunt of Mrs.

Richard Heckmen, Mrs. Charles Susong, Thomas Zerr, Joseph, Charles and Dr. Leo Ford, sister-in-law ot Eliza beth Ford. Mass of the Resur rection Monday, 10 a rtv, Holy Name Catholic Church. Calling Sunday 2 to 9 p.m., LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main St Beech Grovt.

Rosary service Sunday 7:30 m. FREELAND Mrs. Joyce Ann Freeland, wife ot Lowell P. Freeland mother of Michael Freeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bath Funeral Monday, FLANNER BUCHANAN $HA-DELAND MORTUARY Friends may call 2 to 9 pm Sunday. Bible Wake service 7 30 pm Sunday. GABERT Onon Gabert, age 71, of Speedway, husband Of Vivian, father of James Ray Gabert, grandfather of Cathy, Knsten and Stephanie Gabert, step-son of Frieda Gabert, passed away Friday. Sevices Monday, 10 8 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 Uth St. Visitation 2 to 9 Sunday HAFER Harry Hater, years, beloved father of Charlotte R.

and Charles Hafer and Marilyn H. Jordan, father-m-law of Eve'yn Hafer, 4 granddaughters and 2 great-grandchildren, brother of Hater, passed away Thursday Funeral Monday, 2 30 at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave Friends may call from 12 to 9 Sunday Contributions may be made to the Immanuel United Church of Christ i i i i i (317) 20. Lost and Found Purse Dropped at 22nd Central.

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Can identity Blake, 846-4466. 842-1356 24 Personal Notices I wish to contact anyone who knows the address ot a woman called Susan Marks. She is a palm reader about 2Syrs old used to live in Ironton. OH. Her husband's name is Bill Marks There is a $30 00 reward tor the in'o leading to the loc of Susan Marks.

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Husband of Mildred M. Lane, father of Donald and Harold L. Lane and Phyllis Ann Day, 11 grandchildren, 2 greatgrandchildren Services Monday. 11:30 a CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 Lynhurst Or. Visitation from 2 until 9 p.m.

Sunday LECHNER Mrs. Katie Lechner, age 93, beloved wife of the late Albert Lechner mother of Albert Lechner Mrs. Jua-nita Orange, Mrs. Clare Anderson, Mrs. Mary Lasher and the late Gertrude Conover, sister of Gertie Patterson, )0 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren.

Funeral LAUCK FUNERAL HOME, 14M Meridian, Tuesday 9 30 Sacred Heart Church Warn. Vigil service 7:30 Monday Calling 2 to 9 Monday LITHERLAND Mr. Francis Lithertand. age 58, Brownsburg, husband of Ruby, father of Frank Lither-land Brownsburg, Jimmy Lee Litherland, Ohio, son of Jessie Litherland. Churubusco, brother ot Donald Litherland, Auburn, and Jane Welch, Churubusco, also survived by 4 passed away hursday Services Monday, 2 JONES MATTHEWS MORTUARY, Brownsburg.

Friends may call at the mortu-ary 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday MARKET Mrs. Erma Market, age 64, wife of Victor A. Market, mother of Mrs. James (Judith Ann) Cosgrove, 4 grandchildren, sister of Mrs.

Clyde iFrances) Schneider, passed away Friday. Funeral service 10 a m. Tuesday at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Visitation Monday LEPPERT COPELAND MORTUARY, 740 86th 4 to 8 Rosary 8 pm. MeCORD, Jr. Mr.

Frederick (Bill) McCord age 25, husband of Margie Dick McCord, son of Frederick W. McCord Sr. and Betty McCord, father of Brandy Leigh McCord, brother of Rebecca Ann and Cynthia K. McCord, step-brother ot Linda White, Larry, Rodney and Bruce Justice, grandson ct Mary Ann McCord and Marie Palmer. Funeral Tuesday, Nov.

23, 10 a SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash St Calling Monday from 4 to 9 McGEE Mrs Doshin (Molly) McG, age 73, Greenwood. Ind moth-er of Mr Patrick McGinnis and Mrs. Barbara Collins, sister of Mrs.

Mary Mount, Mrs. Erma Campbell and Mrs Norma Cox. also survived by 10 grandchildren. 5 great-grandchildren, I niece and 4 nephews, passed away Friday. Funeral services Monday, I pm, WILSON ST PIERRE GREENWOOD CHAPEL, S.

31 and Mem St Friends may call Sunday to 9 Please State 1 Death Notices BONESTEEL Edgar Bonesteel, Miami, FL, formerly of betoved husband of Mrs. Helen Bonesteel, passed away Friday. Services Wednesday 10 a at the Memorial Baptist Church, 3310 A ISth St. Calling Monday 6 to 9pm, Tuesday 2 to 9 p.m. at STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 5520 W.

)0th St Body will he in state at church Wednesday 1 hour before service BRADEN Mrs Edna M. Braden, age BO years, mother of Dr. Paul E. Braden and Cart H. Braden deceased), grandmother of Theresa Fruecht, Andrew and Kathenne E.

Braden, great-grandmother of Lisa Fruecht. Funeral Monday, Nov. 22. 1 30 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, S377 E.

Wash. St. Calling Sunday 2 to 9 CHURCH Mr Charles Frederick Church, S6 1. Franklin, farmer and Westock hauler, husband of rgima Sutton Church, father of James Frederick Church, grnafher of Samuet Freder- en Church nepnew of Mrs. Egle Perry, Franklin, Mrs.

Dcna'd (Reba) Jones, F'arkim. William Hughey, Peru, Ind several cousins, passed away Thursday Services Monday. 10 30 at the VANDIVlER -TUDOR FUNERAL HOME, Franklin, with Rev. Harrison Neal officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.

Friends may call after 2 pm. Sunday CURL Infant Desree Lynn Curl, tndpls Daughter of Robert and Lynnette Curl, sister of Lmdsay Curl, granddaughter of James and Era Curl, Charles and Phyllis Tucker, passed away Thursday. Services Monday Lincoln Memory Gardens Chapel CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SERVICE, 241-6333 OOBSON Harold Dobson, 68 years of beloved father of Paul Dobson, grandfather of Paul Robert Dobson, brother of Frances Peacock and Bermece Edens, Dorothy Wade, Alice Albert, George and Arvm E. Dobson, passed away Saturday Funeral Tuesday 10 a at the H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave, where friends may call from 4 unfit 9 pm Sunday and Monday from 1 to 9 pm.

DUSING Mr. Joseph Dusng, 44 beloved husband of Mrs. Jeanette Dusmg, father of Lee Anne Duung, city, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Dusmg, Rushviile, brother of Mr.

John Dusmg, Albany. GA. passed away Services Monday 10 30 a at the DANIEL F. O'Rl-LEY FUNERAL HOME, 6107 Hwy 31 South, followed by the Mass of Christian Bunal 11 a St. Roch Catholic Church.

Calling Sunday 2 till 9pm of 3660 and Parish Rosary Sundav 7 30 CLOSED TODAY You May Phone Your Quick Action Star and News Want Ads, Cancellations, and Corrections Monday through Friday 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Saturday 7:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. PHONE i usual 1 Death Notices ASHER Lester Aihcr Jr age 51 Indpis, passed awav Satufda, Husband of Beatrice Ashe' ot Lvda Asher, father Oar-lene Holland.

son and Connie Rak -f Eulene Cheek, a'sc survived 3 gradcniidren Serv ces Tes oav 2 at the lalsEl j-NERAl HOVE, Visitation Sunday trc 9 CONKlE FvNifl. HOME LYNHURST ChAP; 1207 Lynhurst a-: day ater at -e LAUREL FUNERtL hOVE BARCUS Wilma 43. Clovfda'e teo.ed -e William (B'Ml Ba-cus. cooed mother ot Raven Ba-cs. Gay'e Barcus, over-date, sister ot ka'hieen Cloverdaie and Geo jr vVarthen, Martinsville Federal Monday 2 pm.

WHIT Ak FUNERAL HOME. Coveroa Friends may call Sundav 2 tc 4 and 7 to BARREUE Mr Roland Bar-eie vears, ot indp's brother zi Mr Rene Barre'ie. js- v.ne, Fia a-so survived 5 nieces and neDnews. c-assec away Thursday Funerai ser vce 13C cm Monday, at S' Jean ot Arc Catholic Church, 20l Central Ave Friends rr.av ca't a'ter 1 Sundav a' FEENEY-HORNAK KEYSTONE MORTUARY 71st at Kevstone, Rosary 7 30 pm Sunoay BElKINS Herman Be'kirs, Indpis beloved father ol Charles Orange, CA 3 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Friday at Veteran Hospital Services Tuesday It a STEVENS CHAPEL OF ThE FLOWERS. 5570 IJth St Caiimg Monday from 12 noon until BRUMMETT james h.

Brumme. 35 years Greenwood, betoved Husband Jennie Brummett, fa-v oi Christine and James E. B'ummett, son Svtl Brun mert, brother of Rav and George B'urnmett, passed away Friflay Funeral Tuesday 2 30 at the HERR-V ANN WAOISON AVE FUNERAL HOME. 5)4) Wadiscn Awe Friends may cal a'ter 6 Monday and anytime Tuesday till time servce BUTTERFIELD Doro'ny 48 7727 Pennsylvania St wte of Robert Butter-feid momer Lmca Lanflrum, Gosoort, Vrj Ga-l Giaie and Robert Bgtterfte'd both Marttnsvtlle, s.ster Paul and Kenneth Davis, IntJo's aso survived by 3 orandcrntdren. passed away Saturday Services Tuesday 1 pm.

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