The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 5

Police briefs 5 STIfe AnnlBlOtt Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1976 ANNISTON ELECTRIC CO. Area obituaries COLD WEATHER VALUES Buchannon of Arkansas, Jame Larry Buchannon of Kentucky and Vincent D. Carae Jr. of Chicopee Manufacturing Company.

She was a member of 22nd Street Baptist Churn. The body will remain at the funeral home through the services. HORACE M. YOUNGUE Horace M. Youngue, 84, of 412 Smith Anniston, died today at the Regional Medical Center.

Services will be announced by Gray Brown-Service Mortuary. sons, Richard Harrington of Anniston and James Harrington of May wood, her mother, Mrs. Lola Hadway of Lanett; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn Parker of Riverdale, two brothers, Thomas Phillips of Anniston and Gordon Phillips of Macon, and eight grandchildren. Pallbearers will be grandsons and nephews.

Mrs. Harrington was a native and lifelong resident of Calhoun County and an employe of kills Heflin man HEFLIN -A 67-year-old Heflin man was killed today in an early momlng accident in Cleburne Bob Stephens of Heflin, Rt. 1 was killed when the car he was driving ran off the road and overturned, according to Cleburne County Coroner Eddy FROST-KING PLASTIC- STORM WINDOW Simple short-tut to mug windows winter, telagt contains covert 4 windows. iffle SALE Ulf uryoen. The accident occurred at 6:30 a.m.

about five milessouth of Eastaboga Baptist Cemetery with the Rev. Paul Whitcomb officiating. Gray Brown-Service Mortuary will be in charge. Mr. Gauldin died Monday at the Regional Medical Center after a long illness.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Audrey H. Gauldin of Bynum; two sonsJVinstoiL Gauldin of New Orleans, and Charles Gauldin of Houston, a sister, Mrs. Sallye Ingram of Lincoln; three brothers, Harvey Gauldin of Bynum, Buey Gauldin of Oxford and the Rev. Granville Gauldin oLTalladega; and six grandchildren.

Pallbearers will be Larry Gene Stephens, Eddie Hammett, Charles Gibson, J.C. Braxton, Duane Kennisaw and Willford Lane. Mr. Gauldin was a native of Talladega County but had lived in Birmingham for 35 years and in Bynum for the past five years. Hej is a retired employe of Connors Steel Corporation.

He was a member of Eastaboga Baptist Church. The body will remain at the funeral home until time of the services. AIR CONDITIONER COVERS Maryland; her mother Mrs. Sally Mae Pilkington of Talladega; four sisters, Mrs. Ann Paul of Talladega, Mrs.

Norma Jean Cameron, Mrs. Eva Joe Irvin and Mrs. Jenny Landers, all of Anniston; two brothers, Julius Thomas Pilkington of Bon Air, Charles Pilkington of Pell City; and seven grandchildren. Mrs. Carag was a native of Talladega County but had lived in Suitland, for the past 12 years.

She was a Baptist. MRS. MARGIE BEAN TALLADEGA Services for Mrs. Margie Harrison Bean, 88, of Lincoln were to be today at 2 p.m. at Patton's Chapel with the Rev.

L.D. Dempsey and the Rev. Jerry Jones officiating. Burial was to be at Plum Springs Cemetery with Usrey Funeral Home in charge. Mrs.

Bean died Monday at Citizens Hospital, -r Survivors include a son, Robert L. Bean of Lincoln; a stepson, James Bean of Oxford; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Walter Carter of Anniston; seven grandchildren; and greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers were to be Billy Reaves, Ernest Hale, Herman Reynolds, Sydney Smith, Buddy Cotton and Troy Hale. Mrs.

Bean was a native of Calhoun County but had lived in Eastaboga most of her life. She -wa-innember-of Sulphur Springs Baptist Church. IVEY FORD GAULDIN Graveside services for Ivey Ford Gauldin, 61, of Bynum will be Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Haavy vinyl coven fit all laroa and medium tlio-uniti. Coma compioio wnn nrapi ana alaitic clotura.

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Arrangements will be announced by Benefield Funeral Home of Lineville. MRS. RUTH BUCKHANNAN LINEVILLE Mrs. Ruth Buckhannan, 49, of Delta, Rt. 1, died today at Clay County Hospital after a short illness.

Arrangements will be announced by Benefield Funeral Home of Lineville. MRS. SARAH RENFROE Services for Mrs. Sarah Calista "Mittie" Renfroe, of Anniston, Rt. 5, will be Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at Mount Baptist Church in Coilinsville with the Rev. John Renfroe officiating. Burial in ueKalo County with Gray Brown-Sewice Mortuary in charge. Mrs. Renfroe died Monday in the Regional Medical Center after a long illness.

Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Naomi Jenkins and Mrs. Leona Thacker, both of Anniston, and Mrs. Nora Gibby of Temple, a son, John W. Renfroe of Berry; two sisters, Mrs.

Minnie Talant and Nellie Osby, both of Summerville, two brothers, Shellie McClung of Gadsden and Melton McClung of Summerville, 25 grandchildren; 50 greatgrandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Pallbearers wiirbeXeon Thacker, Lathern Thacker, Earl Jenkins, Lamar Jenkins, Tim Renfroe and Johnny Renfroe. Mrs. Renfroe was a native of DeKalb County but a resident of Calhoun County for the past 55 years. The body will remain at the residence of Mrs.

Dorothy Renfroe until one hour prior to services. LAWRENCE KWONG Lawrence Kwong, 90, of Cheaha Acres No. 1, died Monday at Stringfellow Hospital. Arrangements Will be announced by Miller Funeral Home. MRS.

SUSIE CARAG TALLADEGA Services for Mrs. Susie Mae Pilkington Carag, 51, of Suitland, will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Usrey Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be at Pine Hill Cemetery with Usrey Funeral Home in charge. Mrs.

Carag died Saturday at her residence. Survivors include'her husband, Vincente D. Carag of Suitland, a Mrs. Glenda Bowen of Alabaster; three sons, Edward Wayne Men's Hospitals FILTERS Fiberglass filters, catch dust, clean the air. SPECIAL: These 3 Sizes 20" X20" 16" 20" 1" Regular 90 each MRS.

EDNA HARRINGTON Services for Mrs. Edna Harrington, 62, of Anniston, Rt. 5, will.be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Gray Brown-Service Chapel with the Rev. G.D.

Waits and the Rev. Thomas Phillips officiating. Burial will be in Forestlawn Gardens with Gray Brown-Service Mortuary -in charge. Mrs. Harrington died Monday at the Regional Medical Center.

Survivors include her husband, Ernest Harrington; a Miss Yvonne Harrington of Anniston; two Mountain; Robert Clinton Dunaway, Alexandria; Mrs. Sallie Byers, 1224 W. 17th Eddie Johns, Oxford; Ellen Allen R-R Olen Addie Homes: John stokeS) 318 16th Mrs. Lois Rilling, 1112 Gerry Wood: 224 Caroiina Betty Burns Anniston Rt. Clairmonta Haynes, Lineville; Albert Jones, Anniston, Rt.

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urenoa Dickerson, Talladega; Andrew j.iasn, muscauine; mis. Martha Sparks, Oxford; Mrs. Elaine Vaughn, Anniston; Sophia Ramsey, 1827 Brown Mrs. Eloise Peek, 1510 Wilmer Roderick Hayes, 15 Spruce Mrs. Eunice I Smith, 4-D Constantine Homes Mrs.

Bertje Sewell, Blue 19 99 DOUBLE BED Queen King Size In Stock AMERICA'S FINEST SHIRT VALUE newn on ueourne County 13, Dryden said. Neighbors both Wit by burglars i Larry Joe Mays of 1024 Hairim Anniston, returned home from work to a surprise Monoay night. As he entered his home, he noticed two Anniston police officers leaving a neighbor's house after investigating a burglary there. Then Mays walked into his own home and realized he needed the two officers, too. Mays discovered that someone had entered his home through a door and escaped with a color television, a stereo component system and a pump shotgun, according to police.

The estimated value of the items taken was $1,125, police said. Next door at 1102 Hamm Carolyn Dean Kelley WS cleaning up from a burglary in which about $1,800 worth of property was reported stolen. She told police she was missing a color television, a stereo component -system and $500 worth of clothing, including three leather jackets and two suits, according to police reports. In other "thefts reported Monday and early today, Donnie Jennings reported the theft of a black-and-white television from his 2634 W. 14th St.

home, police said. Man offers reward for stolen firearms E.C. Tolbert of Anniston, Rt. 4, has posted a $200 reward for information concerning a burglary of his home Oct. 22 and for return of two shotguns and a pistol taken in that burglary.

Stolen In the burglary were a 12-gauge Browning automatic shotgun, a 12-gauge Savage shotgun and a 9-mrn Browning automatic pistol. Anyone having any information on the burglary or the weapons should call Anniston police detectives at 236-3489 or 236-3480. All calls will be held in confidence, police said today. Police in search for Sears bandit Anniston police are seeking an armed bandit who stole about $400 from the automotive department at Sears Roebuck and Co. at, gunpoint Monday night.

The robber was described by police as a black male, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 135 pounds and about 20 years old. Police reports said he had; a scarred lace. He was wearing an "old cracked leather jacket, a dark toboggan and had a full mustache," according to police reports. The. bandit walked into the automotive department at about 7:30 p.m.

Monday and walked up to the cash register with a red reflector in his hand. When the cashier told him how much it cost, the bandit pulled out a small caliber pistol and demanded money be put in a paper sack, police said. The cashier emptied the register, giving the thief about $400, according to police reports. The thief ordered the cashier into a stock room and fled south on foot, according to police. Area police charge two with DW1 Two persons were arrested by Anniston and Oxford police Monday on charges of driving while intoxicated.

Anniston police arrested Gertrude Stockdale, 47, of 1430 Mulberry Anniston. Mrs. Stockdale's court date is Wednesday. Oxford police arrested Randy LeePopham, 18, of 913 W. 49th Anniston.

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