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14A (Tiff AnnlatOtt lar Sunday, Sept. 17, 197S Area Obituaries Former Anniston broker dies in Massachusetts Graveside services for telethon several years. Terrell T. McCallister, Ufof Mr. McCallister was voted Port Charlotte.

formerly Outstanding Young Mur of tte Talladega; 32 grandchildren, 34 greatgrandchildren andseveral nieces and nephews. The body will remain at the funeral home until one hour prior to services. Anniston. will be Sunday at Year in Anniswn u. as treasurer of the Anniston Little Theater.

He at Memorial rar in Macon, was a memoer oi, me ru McCallister died naay nA Mac -liar a lTliu4 Methodist Church Ot Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marvin C. Rampy of Woodland; three sons, Charlie B. Rampy Jr. of Gadsden, Johnny Horace Rampy of Phenix City and Crouch Rampy of Woodland; five sisters, Mrs.

Bessie Bass and Mrs. Emma Traylor, both of Woodland, Mrs. Iva Butler of Bowdon, Mrs. Mary Jim Henderson of Mountain View, and Mrs. Mamie Sherrod of Portland, two brothers, Robert M.

Rampy of Glencoe and Ocie Rampy of Anniston; and five grandchildren. Pallbearers were Jack Shelton. Jessie Shelton, Robert Edwards, Glenn Cooper, Ronnie Rampy and Jimmy Crouch. Mr. Rampy was a lifelong resident of Randolph County and a retired employee of the Randolph County Road Department.

He was a member of Bear Creek Methodist -Church Smith v. Anniston, where he served on Survivors Include his wife, the board of directors. Marion R. McCallister of At the time of bis death, Mr. Charlotte, two McCallister was manager of aupterrsTEdward-Wr-the office of A.

G. Edwards and Sons In Port Charlotte, Robert Freeman of Fla. Birmingham; his mother, Mrs. McCallister Sr. of a sister, Mrs.

Wudtke of MaMnrtJa.T four grandchildren. McCallister was a native Maeon, Ga. He moved to Memorials Monumvtis Since 1300" in 1955 where he as associate vice m-psiripnt of A. G. Edwards and TALLAutuA Services for Roosevelt "R.T.

Kelly" Smith, 78, of Talladega will be today at 2:30 p.m. at Mount Zion Methodist Church in Alpine with the Rev. Walter Jones officiating. Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery with Terry Metropolitan Mortuary in charge. Mr.

Smith died Sunday at Mount View Hospital in Gadsden. Survivors include four sons, Clarence Kelly of West Virginia, John T. Kelly of Mansville, Ohio, Ernest Kelly of Talladega and Earl Nix of Hobson City; four daughters, Mrs. Ada Hunter, Mrs. Lucille Wallace, Mrs.

Hattie Keith and Mrs. Mable Garrett, all of rated of TALLADEGA" Services for Frank H.Willis, 63, of Talladega were Saturday at the Africa Baptist Church with the Rev. C.E. Mardis officiating. Burial will be in the -adjoining MetropolitaaCemetery with Terry Pal.

Metropolitan Mortuary in charge. Mr. Willis died Sunday at bis residence. Survivors include two daughters Mrs." Rosa Mae Brown of New Jersey and Rachel Riley of Farrell, two sons, Charlie JFrank Willis and Richard Lewis Willis, both. of Farrell; five sisters, Mrs.

Lovell Chandler of Detroit, Mrs. Rosa Mae Burton, Miss Lucinda Willis, Mrs. Leola Swain and Miss Ada Willisall of Alpine; six brothers, Sylvester Willis of Cleveland, Ohio, C.L. Willis, James Willis, Robert Willis and Jessie Willis, all of Alpine, and Milton Willis of Detroit; and 10 grandchildren. Mr.

Willis was a veteran of World War II and a member of Africa Baptist Church. Correction Due to reporter's error, the time of the services in the obituary of Mrs. Mildred K. Bittle was incorrect in Saturday's edition of The Star. The services will be at 2:30 fkm: today.

The Star regrets this error. William S. Stoney Jr. of Nashville, and 11 grandchildren. A native of Sewanee, Mrs.

Stoney lived in Anniston from 1942 to 1955, when her husband, known to his friends as "Father Bill," was Grace Episcopal's rector. She was active in church and civic affairs and was remembered by one friend, Mrs. W.B. Moore, as a "Sweet, dynamic person." The Stoneys moved to Saluda in 1964, when Mrs. Stoney's husband retired.

He died in December, 1976 p.m. Cemetery Mr. in in short Mrs. Port Mrsr Eunice Macon, "Agnes and Mr. of Anniston served Sons, company.

an Anniston a state Jaycee committee also of the The Gertrude The adopted stockbroking Mr. McCallister was active member of the Jaycees and served as officer, editor of the publication and chairman of the building for the state Jaycee headquarters in Anniston. He served as county chairman the cerebral palsy committee and was active in state cerebral palsy OPENMONDAY-SATUKUAY ONE OF THE VERY BEST IN QUALITY I WORKMANSHIP PRICE GRANITE-GEORGIA MARBLE BRONZE Rev. Stoney's widow dies at 81 Monument Stein American author Stein died in 1946. TRYON, N.C.

Funeral services are to be announced for Mrs. Martha Washington Hunt Stoney of Saluda, N.C, formerly of Anniston and the wife of the late William S. Stoney, former rector of Grace Episcopal Church. Mrs. Stoney, 81, died Saturday at her residence.

McFarland Funeral Chapel in Tryon is handling the funeral arrangements. Survivors include a sister, Miss Mary Hunt of Sewanee, a daughter, Mrs. Martha Anderson of Mandarin, a son, Dr. 'We Service Poi'cM 237-3761 2626 NOBLE ANNISTON' Spanish flag Spanish national flag was in 1927. J(jl 1mmV solt spun polyester T'' aMin lw I Til Ouf (tag.

24.88, acrylic warm-up suit with Our 77', Pkg.1520 Ogr 71 Ctflt 148 jj Adams MARIETTA, Ga. Services for Mrs. Betty W. Adams 31, of Marietta, formerly of AnnistM, were Saturday at Mayes Ward Funeral Home Chapel in Marietta with Dr. Nelson Price and Dr.

-Dotson' Nelson officiating. Burial was in Fores tlawn Gardens in Anniston. Mrs. Adams, died Thursday in Marietta from injuries received in an automobile 7 accident. Survivors include her husband, James Monroe Adams Jr.

of Marietta; a daughter, Miss Janie Marie Adams of Marietta; a son, I James Written Adams of Marietta; her I parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Harry Written of Birmingham; a sister, Mrs. Kenneth Terrine of Jasper; a brother.

Bob H. Whitten of Mobile; her grandmother, Mrs. T.J. Parkman of Dadeville. Mrs, Adams was a native of Alexander City and had been a resident of Anniston for several years.

She had been a resident1 of Marietta for nine years, a member of Roswell Street Baptist Church in Marietta and a graduate of Shade Valley High School in Birmingham. She attended the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa and Auburn University, and was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. Anthony ATLANTA Services for Early 0. Anthony, 68, of Atlanta will be today at 3 p.m. at the Church of God in Mapleton, with the Rev.

Kelland Jeffords and the Rev. Winford Etheridge officiating. Burial will be in Goshen Cemetery near Piedmont with Lowndes Funeral Home of Atlanta in charge. Mr. Anthony died Thursday in Atlanta.

Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Emma P. Anthony of Atlanta; two daughters, Mrs. i Brenda Davis of Lawrenceville, and Mrs. Martha Campbell of Riverdale, two sons, Edgar Anthony of Atlanta and Thaniel Anthony of Dallas, a sister, Mrs.

Ola A. Potts of Piedmont; two brothers, Olie W. Anthony of Piedmont and Ben Anthony of Albertville; and nine grandchildren. Mr. Anthony was a native of Calhoun County and a retired cotton mill worker.

He was a security guard at Bolton Hospital in Atlanta and had been a resident of Atlanta for 25 years. The body will remain at the funeral home until one hour pridr to services. Bittle WEAVER, Services for Mrs. Mildred Kilgore Bittle, 73, of 1103 Alexandria Road, Weaver, will be today at 2:30 p.m. at Gray Brown-Service Chapel in Anniston with the rRefrHarold Payne officiating.

Burial will be-in Edgemont Cemetery. Mrs. Bittle died Friday at Stringfellow Hospital. Survivors include her husband, John A. Bittle Sr.

of Weaver; a daughter, Miss Cora R. Bittle of Weaver; two sons, John A. Bittle Jr. of Anniston and Lee Roy Bittle of Escondido, three sisters, Mrs. Violet Reynolds of Anniston, Mrs.

Nora Brownell of Munford and Mrs. Frances Payne of Alexandria; four brothers, Joe Kilgore and Nick Kilgore, both of Anniston; Norman Kilgore of Houston, Texas, and Elbert Kilgore of Chattanooga, 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Mark Bittle, Bobby Fain, Bobby Spendlove, DeWitt Mahaffey, Johnny Day and Clifford Gray. Mrs. Bittle was a native and lifelong resident of Calhoun County and a former member of the Weaver Garden Gub.

She was a member of Weaver Church of God. The body will remain at the funeral home through services. 'Buntin ALABASTER Graveside services for William B. Buntin, 75, of Alabaster will be Monday at 2 p.m. in the family cemetery in Centre with the Rev.

Ronald Reagan officiating and Perry Funeral Home of Centre in charge. Mr. Buntin died Saturday at Shelby County Memorial Hospital. Survivors include two brothers, Schuyler Buntin of Tucson, and Jim Buntin of Lehigh Acres, four sisters, Mrs. Myrtle White of Bessemer, Analda Carlton, Mrs.

Helen Bruner and Mrs. Elizabeth Fountain, all of Tucson; and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Buntin was a native of Alabama and a Presbyterian. He was a retired school teacher.

The body will remain at the funeral home until time of services. Calhoun ALPINE Services for Clifford Calhoun, 68, of Alpine, Rt. 2, will be today at 2 p.m. at Mount Carmel Baptist Church with the Rev. Frank Garrett officiating.

Burial will be in 1 the adjoining cemetery with Terry Funeral Home of Talladega in charge. Mr. Calhoun died Tuesday at his residence. 1 Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Lessie C.

Heath of Alpine and Mrs. Macie Coleman 'of Sylacauga; two brothers, Defecher Calhoun Sr. of Alpine and James Calhoun of Gadsden. I Mr. Calhourf was a member of King's Chapel Congregational Church.

The body will remain at the funeral home until one h6ur prior to services. a 4 I jt I I fw pams, if ni) vinyl "i papar MON-SAT AT monday -THTTV i X'L tuesdayI jpppl JL THE AWIiMG PLACE. fasL Gilmore TACOMA, Wash. Memorial services for Wade Gilmore, 63, of Tacoma, formerly of Munford, will be today at 3 p.m. at Golden Springs Baptist Church in Anniston with the Rev.

Dewey Corder officiating. Mr. Gilmore died Friday in Tacoma after a short illness. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Charlotte Gilmore of Tacoma; a daughter, Mrs.

Agnes Ann Johnson of Tacoma; a son, Arlon Kirk Gilmore of Tacoma; three sisters, Mrs. D.S. Murphree and Mrs. L.B. Wade, both of Anniston, and Mrs.

J.R. Hines of Lineville; five brothers, Kenny Gilmore of Munford, Charlie Gilmore, Troy Gilmore, Sam Gilmore and B.F. Gilmore, all of Anniston! Mr Gilmore was a native of Munford and had served for 30 years in the U.S. Army. He" had been a resident of Tacoma for several years.

A high requiem mass will be today in Tacoma. Landers Services for Dodson L. "Dock" Landers, 68, of 905 Vaughn Anniston, will be today at 4:30 p.m. at Gray Brown-Service Chapel with the Rev. Ray Till officiating.

Burial will be in Edgemont Cemetery. Mr. Landers died Friday at Regional" Medical Center after a long illness. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dodson L.

Landers of Anniston; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph D. Hendricks of Columbia, S.C.; a half sister, Mrs. Herbert Smith of South Haven, two brothers, J.Ei "Bud" Landers of Oxford and Frank Landers of Atlanta, and three grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Norman Collins, Curtis Haynes, M.M.

Character, Milford Hill, Neal Kilgore and Joe Evans. Honorary pallbearers will active and retired members of the Anniston Fire Department. Mr. Landers was a native of Mississippi and a retired captain of the Anniston Fire Department He was a member of Northside Baptist Church and owner and operator of D.L. Landers Fire Equipment Co.

The body will remain at the funeral home through services. Landt Services for Mrs. Nell Landt, 91, Anniston will be today at 3:30 p.m. at Gray Brown-Service Chapel with Dr. Don Berry and Dr.

B. Locke Davis officiating. Burial will be in Edgemont Cemetery. Mrs. Landt died Friday at Anniston Nursing Home after a long illness.

Survivors include a son, Paul F. Landt of Anniston; a sister, Mrs. Mary B. Mattison of Anniston; and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be w.HrTaylorrAlvin Gibbs, Doyle Hurst, William L.

Harrell, Duncan Hunter, E.H. Holmes, Franklin S. Johnson and Bob Cofield. Mrs. Landt was a native of Lexington, and had spent most of her childhood in Muscle Shoals' She had been a resident of Calhoun County since 1917 and a member of Parker Memorial Baptist Church.

She was a member of the Philathia Sunday School class, the Triple Club and a charter member of the Anniston chapter of Secretaries International. She was a retired civil service employee. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be made to Parker Memorial Baptist Church. The family will receive friends from 10 a.m. today until time of services at the funeral home.

The body will remain there through services. Myers HEFLIN Services for Grady Myers, 69, of Heflin will be today at 2 p.m. at Ai Baptist Church with the Rev. Fred Newborn and the Rev. Hugh Pesnell officiating.

Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery with Estes Funeral Home in charge. Myers died Friday at his residence. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bessie Myers of Heflin; a son, Charles Myers of Heflin; three sisters, Mrs. Leola Portwood, Mrs.

Gertrude Norton and Mrs. Emmie Hifley, all of Heflin. Pallbearers will be Ruben Myers, Herbert Wysner, Jimmy Davis, J.H. Howell, David Norton and Willie Lee Gaines. Mr.

Myers was a lifelong resident of Heflin and a retired employee of Heflin Manufacturing Co. The body will remain at the funeral home until one hour prior to services. Pettis TALLADEGA Services for James H. Pettis, 57, of Talladega were Saturday at Central Baptist Church with the Rev. Harvey Davis and the Rev.

Paul Sanderson officiating. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery with Usrey Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Pettis died Friday at his residence. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Jewell M. Pettis of Talladega; a stepson, Eddie Holmes of Talladega; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Pat Perry of Charlotte, N.C.; his stepmother, Mrs. Myrtle Pettis of Ashland; two brothers, Henry Pettis and James Earl Pettis, both of Ashland; three sisters, Mrs. Lucille Macon of Pell City, Mrs.

Margie Forbes and Mrs. Bernice McCombs, both of Ashland. Pallbearers were Henry Walker, Randy Walker, Jimmy Marler, Phillip Marler, Buddy Marler and John Marler. Mr. Pettis was a native of Clay County and had been a resident of Pell City most of his life.

He was a veteran of World War II and a retired employee of Newberry Foundry in Talladega. Rampy WOODLAND Services for Charlie B. Rampy, 75, of Woodland, Rt. 2, were Saturday at Bear Creek Methodist Church with the Rev. Tex Ergle and the Rev.

Hobart Murphree officiating. Burial was in the adjoining cemetery with Benefield Funeral Home of Wedowee in charge. 1 Mr. Rampy died Friday at his residence. am A I Pfc 'fit, sPi CoHnnNulnnlf 1 111 0- i OurReg.

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Burial was in Heflin City I Cemetery with Strickland Funeral Home of Talladega in charge. Mr. Ervin died Thursday in Heflin. Survivors include several nieces and I nephews. Pallbearers will be nephews.

Mr. Ervin was a member of Mount Olive Baptist Church..