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64 THE TEKNESSEAN, Tnursdoy, Moy 4, 1978 Carthage, Tenn I for ThKdoy In Memorlam 1 NORTHERN, Mary CarolineMay 1, 1978 at General Hospital. Survived by cousins, W.L. Northern, Robert Northern and Nina Rievess all of Nashville, Tennessee. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips-Robinson 2707 Gallatin Rd. Private graveside services will be held Thursday May 4, 1978 at Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Rev. Palmer Sorrow Will offi AV X- MfTiZA igurtt show high Hypnosis Used As Healih Aid, Says AMA Report CHICAGO (UPD Hypnosis, like biofeedback, is gaining new popularity in the United States as a means of helping some people learn to deal with their health problems, says a'report in a recent Journal of the American Medical Association. Hypnosis had been used particularly to help patients deal with pain resulting from arthritis, cancer or other chronic or life-threating diseases. Hypnotherapy is being used for some psychosomatic illnesses, for reduction of nausea reulting from drug treatments in cancer patients and for other problems, such as preoperative apprehension, nail biting, tension headaches, obesity, insomnia and smoking, the AMA report says.

Snow FlurriM ixxxxl Hoiw Cold WormV V-a X. Do) fieai SO Data fieai ttaptiaturti I Of orta. WEATHER SERVICE. O.pt. el Coaatrc NATIONAL NOAA.

U.S. -At Wliaj.m bap A belt of rain is expected from the central Atlantic Coast inland into Missouri Nashville Temperatures U.S. Temperatures By Mario-al Woorkor Sorrlco Midnight .48 2 a.m .45 4 a.m. 45 6 a.m. ,47 8 a.m.

.53 10 a.m 57 Noon 54 2 p.m 57 4 p.m. 58 6 p.m 59 8 p.m 58 9 p.m 57 ANDREWS. Mrs. Mary Cunningham Age 77 Sears, widow of Joseph Andrews, Wednesday morning May 3, 1978 at her residence. Survived by son, John N.

Andrews; daughter in law, Mrs. Joseph R. Andrews, grandchildren, Peggy Andrews, Nashville, Mrs. Jane Andrews He-selton, Alexandria, John Andrews, Houston, Joseph R. Andrews, III, Blacksbufg, Susan Andrews, Nashville; one grandchild, Elizabeth Heselton.

Her remains are at the chapel of Martin's and Bracey-Welsh, 209 Louise Avenue, iter-vices Thursday afternoon May 4, leaving at 1:30 for the Mass of, the Resurrection at 2 p.na. at Christ the King church, 3001 Belmont Blvd. Rev. John Cain, Celebrant. Interment Calvary Cemetery: Ac-- tive: John Andrews, Joseph R.

Andrewjs, III, E.W. Moats, Charles Schaeffer, William C. Baird, James B. Grimes, Thomas Cajr, Joseph W. Cathcai-t, O.B.

Hotstetter, Jr. Honorary: Dr. Arthur; Anderson, Employees! ot Andrews Distributing Company and I Nestor Weigand, Wichita, Kansas, John Ef. Berry, Atlanta, Norman Berry, Atlanta and and Richard Berry, Birmingham. The Rosary will be recited this Wednesday evening at 8 p.m.

at the funeralhome. Those who desire may contribute to the Ladies of Charity or i their favorite Charity. MARTIN'S SJRACEY-' WELSH INC. Louise Avenue. 327-1032.

City. lot High Atom, 37 59 Artoao S7 AtWk City. 44 64 69 BMnghaa .54 62 BiMorck .40 66 BolM 41 59 Bortoa 46(0 C1tt4.C. .55 66 68 i. 57 Cincinnati.

.33 63 Dotal 44 49 Dawar 37 57 DatMotoal .39 62 Bwtroit 28 63 35 70 FloQttoff MM HOT lluftfocdo t39 (4 'Mrs. Tommie Parrish LINDEN, Tommie Epley Parrish, 68, of Linden, died yesterday in Perry County Hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at McDonald Funeral Home. Burial will be in Hunt Cemetery.

Survivors include her husband, Ebb Parrish; five sons, Oneal, Zion, III, Frank, Chicago, Vera and Larry, Linden, and Roger Parrish, Clifton, three daughters, Mrs. Eva Chandler, Justice, 111., Mrs. Sue James, Cen-terville, and Mrs. Befty Carroll, Hohen-wald; a sister, Mrs. Mary Barber, Linden, and 17 grandchildren.

Yesterday's high 59 at 6 p.m. Low 41 at 4:30 a.m. Mean 50. Normal 65. Sunset today at 7:36 p.m.

Sunrise tomorrow at 5:50 a.m. Highest 90 in 1902. Lowest 34 in 1976. Highest last year 78. PRECIPITATION For the day ending at 9 p.m.

.10. Total this month deficiency 13.00. Total this year 15.09; deficiency 3.60. HUMIDITY at 9 p.m. 72.

BAROMETER at 9 p.m. 29.66. steady. WINDS TODAY South, 15 mph. VISIBILITY Fair.

Low High .57 67 KoaoaiChy .44 54 Lot Vagal .56 87 UtU 43 Lai AogtMJt .57 69 looitvilw .40 64 Mapliii .50 58 Miami 76 83 Mihraakot .30 55 How OriaoM.68 78 Hnr York. .45 70 NarthPkitM.29 58 49 Ommt 41 59 PhilaiWphia .44 69 ..34 55 mm mm PmrnOta. .39 56 .42 58 tehmond, 37 73 5t.Lo.it .40 59 S.lokCr .48 65 Son Dioga. .56 67 66 Saotrit 42 58 Tattoo 53 82 Washington .49 71 ...69 85 .55 62 .38 67 showers today with high fair tomorrow. Indkmapalis Forecasts Cloudy, windy, chance of NASHVILLE AREA Chance of thundorshowers today with high in midbrain ending tonight with low in mid-40s; mostly cloudy tomorrow.

TENNESSEE Rain, few thundershowers today with high in 60s; mostly cloudy west, rain ending mid, east tonight with low mostly in 40s; mostly cloudy tomorrow. SOUTH KENTUCKY Cloudychance of showers today, tomorrow, diminishing tonight; high tdooy in upper 50s, low tonight in low 50s. i NORTH ALABAMA near 60; partly cloudy tonight with low in mid-40s; ma.mma.mm mm mm mm m.mmm.m.m.m.m.m.m.mm.m. TWfsfer Hits Texas Snow Sweeps Southern Plains, New Mexico BEOCKETTE, Mr. Fred 56.

May 2, 1978 at Smith County Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife; Mrs. Margaret (Cox Brockette. Two daughters; Mrs. Dianna Dillehay, Defeated, Tenn.

Mrs. Patty Bal-lenger, Lebanon. Three sons; Fred Brockette, Lebanon. Ronnie Brockette. Cookeville.

Randy Brockette, Carth-' age. Sister; Mrs, Zclma Gulley, Willette. Five brothers; Carlos and James Brockette both of Russell Hill. Willard and Doyle Brockette both of Lafayette. Herbert Brockette, Nashville.

Eight grandchildren. Remains are at the Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Home. Funeral services Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Carthage Church of Christ. Edward Anderson and Tony Deraon-breun will officiate.

Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Interment Smith County Memorial Gardens. SANDERSON FUNERAL HOME of Carthage Directors. 735-2118 HUGHES, Master Jason LaMont-(Age6)ofl322 Chester Nashville. Tuesday May 2, 1978 at a local infirmary.

Survived by mother, Mrs. Shirley Ann Hughes: father. Mr. James William Hughes, one sister, Janie Lorraine; five James II, Jamie, Gary, Jamison and Jarel Hughes; grandmothers, Mrs. Mattie Buck, Mrs.

Georgia Hughes, Mrs. Laura M. Rouse; great grandmother, Mrs. Dennia Harris; grandfathers, Messrs. James Hughes, Sr.

and LawrenceJ Harris; devoted aunt, Ms. Gwendolyn Drew; devoted uncle, Mr. Lawrence Harris, host of other aunts, uncles, relatives and friends. Remains will be conveyed to First Baptist Church East Nashville 601 Main Friday evening May 5, 1978 at 5:30 P.M. Visitation with the family 7-9 P.M.

Funeral services will be held from the aboved named church Saturday May 6, at 12 Noon Dr. James A. Campbell officiating. Uncles will serve as Pallbearers. Aunts will serve as Honorary Flower-bearers, youth choir if First Baptist Church as active Flowerbearers.

Interment Gravel Hill Cemetery, Hartsville, Tenn. DAWSON'S MORTUARY 1182 Natchez Trace, Franklin, Tenn. 7904673. FOSTER.William Age 55. of Chattanooga, Tenn.

died May 2, 1978 in a local hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sue Reeder Foster of Chattanooga; one oaugnter, Mrs. uorotny S. Baulcom, Huntsville.

son, William David Foster, Akron, Ohio; granddaughter, Melissa Baulcom, Huntsville; mother. Mrs. William Eldridge Foster, Madison, father and mother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe C.

Reeder ot Nashville; four brothers, Harold E.Foster, Hoy G. Foster. Larry Foster, all of Nashville; and Bobby L. Foster, Morristown; four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Foss.

Wilmington, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ham, Nashville, Mrs. Jewel Lemmons, Old Hickroy and Mrs. Billy Jean Holzopfel, Hender-sonville. Remains will arrive at the Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway Thursday afternoon where the tamily will receive friends Thursday 7-9 PM.

Funeral service Friday at 11:00 A.M. the Rev. C.C. Mize, officiating. Entombment Wood-lawn Mausoleum.

ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway. 244-6480. Colorado Springs, CO Franklin. TN FARAGHER. Henry-Age 86.

May 3, 1978. Survived by sons; John H. Faragher, Franklin. William P. Faragher from Texarkana, Tx.

Four grandchildren. Graveside service 4 p.m. Thursday afternoon. Rev. E.K.

Beckes officiating. Interment Williamson Memorial Gar-dens. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 794-1512 SHAW, Mr. John Thomas Shaw, Jr. Suddenly, Wednesday morning at a local hospital.

Survived by mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor; devoted friend, Mrs. Julia McKnight: other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements to be announced later. PATTON BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME, Directors.

In Memory Of GRACIE MALONE On Her BlrtMey. May Wtr Sadly missed by David, Children, Lydla, James 4 Grandchildren Legalf ADVERTISEMENT.FOK BIDS The Metropolitan Govern ment Owner -co The Metropolitan. Pur chasing Agent 1001 Stahlman Building -Nashville, Tennessee 37201 Separate sealed bids will be received by the Metropolitan Government at the otf ice of the Metropolitan Pur' chasing Agent at the above address until 2:00 P.M, local time, on the 10th day pf May, 1978, and then at said office publicly opened -and read aloud for: Proiect No. ID No. 77GS0003 Demolition Removal of All Buildings at 411-19 Second Avenue, North, also known as Map 93-2, Parcels 36 37.

Copies of the contract docu. ments, plans and specifications may be examined at the following location: Metropolitan Division of Public Property Admlnls-. tration Room 701 Metro Court house Nashville, Tennessee 37201 A deposit of $5.00 will be made per set of said documents, plans and spectfica lions and full amount will be 'refunded to each unsuccessful bidder who submits formal bid to the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee and returns -documents in good condition within ten days. Each bid must be submitted on forms provided Tn bid packet documents and either accompanied by a bid bond, properly executed on the form provided or a certified check or cashier's check drawn on a National or Tennessee bank in the amount of 5 of the total bid price and payable to the Metropolitan Governments Bidders license number," Its expiration date, and that part of the classlf Icatioo ap? plying to the bid must appear on the envelope: otherwise the bid shall 'not be opened or other- wise considered. The successful bidder shall be required to pay not less that pre va II Ing wage rate for all types anal situations of work as-set out fully In the contract documents and shall be prohibited from discriminating against any individual due to his race, creed, color, national origin, age or sex.

The Metropolitan Purchasing Agent may waive any Informalities or minor -Irregularities and shall have the right to relect any single bid or all bids submitted. William B. Whitson, Pur-chasing Agent METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT OF NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON COUNTY (206906) Monthly meeting of the First Suburban Water Utility District of Davidson County, Tennessee (Cumberland Utility District) to be held on May 8, 1978 at 5:30 p.m. at 200 Church Street 4th Floor, Nashville. (151707? NOTICE OF PUBUCA, TION The annual report of Nash ville Kidney and Hyperten-sion Foundation lnc.for.1977 available for public inspection within 180 days at prin-cipal office.

Fred Goldner, President 1916 Patterson ville, TN 37203 (151706) Notice Is hereby given that the following persons have applied for Beer Permits a) the following locations; John H.Cates, 1620 Elm Hill Pike William Payne, 2619'A Jef? ferson R.A. Mallory Roy Dobbs, 43 Hermitage Ralph Whitfield McCrack-en, Green Hills Shopping Center Eric M. Paul, 115 Cumberland Bend WANT AD INFORMATION" ClowM hour, art Monday nVougli day 7 30 a m. to 5 30 4oraar 7 30o. 10 10 and bndar I.

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Wm9 Qmy praol ww tniaf aWd bo npamd wit mill, Madndk) lontw and TK In impr, ran bo toajonotolo tor tho trtt Korroct mm- trnJImimtmrnmit papa bacaat ot' Body Caootod odi org oral dad a Wa i 1 1 1 ii JaaboMldil-ipaoa Oaadoyadarladi. rn lillirJ wcado 11 la abodt Ik I aim popor and Noa- oaoaaaaoaaati 1 1 1 1 1 Ha Sa doy torn nam mill da toy tot iw mi a) do 4, and aaat CVaTrW4aab KHWtQ HfaTal QMVIMQ CWadpaaa. Ha Nadu lonrar and Tho tonnoaabt oaianoaioMbinioaiiiioi pn, on, oararfeoaj aacb dapaod jiiwi'diiuj' ciate. Pallbearers Include; John Stone, Warren Causey, Charles Burch, J.C. Hollie, Tom Smith, and Roger Prior.

Alternates include; Barry Sorrow, Robert Sullivan, Nicky Sorrow and Thomas C. Stewart. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON Directors LOSEY, Mr. David 4557 Xavier Drive. Wednesday, May 3, 1978 at a local infirmary.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Barbara Dowell Losey, Nashville. Parents, Harold A. and Juantia Nash Losey, Nashville. Brother, John A.

Losey, Nashville. Sister, Mrs. Suzanne Fur- lough, Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. Losey is in the "Gardenia" Room of Woodlawn Funeral Home on Thompson Lane.

Funeral services Thursday May 4, 1978 at 3:30 p.m. in the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Batsell Barrett Baxter Officiating Entombment Woodlawn! Cross Mausoleum. Ar raneements bv WOOD-I LAWN FUNERAL HOME 3834754 LEWIS, Mrs. Lockie WilkinsonAge 83, of 907 Battlefield Tuesday evening, May 2, 1978 at a local infirmary. Widow of Ben Lewis, Sr.

Survived by sons, Joe Frank Lewis, Ashville, N.C., Ben S. Lewis, Jr. and Charles T. Lewis, both of Nashville, Bobby W. Lewis, Hendersonville; daughters, Mrs.

Naomi Alsup, Murfreesboro, Miss Marian C. Lewis, Miss Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. Sophie Sue Dewberry, all of Nashville; brothers, Polk Wilkinson, Murfreesboro, Joe Green Wilkinson, Lakeland, sister, Mrs. James N. Chisam, Murfreesboro; fifteen grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Lewis is at Woodlawn Funeral Home on Thompson Lane. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754. White House, Tn MARUN.

Ewin-Age 61 years of White House, Tuesday afternoon May 2, 1978 at Nashville Gen- eral Hospital. Survived by wife, Jewell O'Neal Marlin, White ouse; son, Randy Marlin, Old Hickory; sisters, Mrs. Elnora Hester, and Mrs. Edith Biggs, both of Cot- tontown; brothers, Orsie and Bobby Marlin, Cot- i tontown, William P. Marlin, Goodlettsville.

Remains are at the Cole and Garrett Funeral Home, White House where services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. Tom Mosley. Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Interment Hill-crest Cemetery. COLE GARHLTT FUNLRAL DIRECTORS, White House.

Carthage, Tenn WOODARD, Mrs. Ililde Age 58 of the Elmwood Community. May 3, 1978. Smith County Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband; Shack Woo-dard.

Four sons; Frank, James, Jerry, and Gary Woodard all of Elmwood. Sister; Mrs. Fannie Kaindl, Salzburg, Austria. Three grandchildren. Remains are at the Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Home.

Where services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. Bro. Joseph Smith and Bro. Alvin Hitchcock, will officiate. Interment Ridgewood Cemetery.

SANDERSON FUNERAL HOME OF CARTHAGE Directors 735-2118 1 MAKAUSKAS, Mrs. Mat-tie IL McElroy Makau-kas Suddenly at her residence in Chicago, 111., Tuesday. May 2, 1978. Survived by dear husband. Stanley Makaus-kas; loving mother, Mrs.

Mary Beasley Mentlow; father, Clarence Hailey-other relatives and friends. Remains will be flown to Nashville, Tenn. for Mass and interment. Complete arrangement to be announced later. PATTON BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME, Di rectors.

Mrs. Alta Wilson MURFREESBORO-Services for Mrs. Alta Simmons Wilson, 75, of Murfreesboro, will be at 2 p.m. today at First United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Rose-lawn Memorial Gardens.

Mrs. Wilson died Tuesday in Rutherford Hospital. The body is at Woodf in Memorial Chapel. Mrs. Wilson was co-owner with her late husband of Wilson Shopping Center for 46 years.

Wilson died in 1976 Survivors include a son, Aubrey Wilson Murfreesboro; a foster son, John A. Todd, San Diego; three daughters, Mrs. Aaron Todd, Mrs. John Blakenship and Mrs. Hall McNabb, Murfreesboro; a brother, Dorfer Simmons, Tullahoma; three sisters, Mrs.

Emmett Lewis, Mrs. W.C. Byford and Mrs. Jack Kruthaup, Murfreesboro; 12 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Melvin H.

Barlow SPARTA, for Melvin Hershell Barlow, 67, a farmer of Sparta, will be at 1 p.m. today at Hunter Funeral Home. Burial will be in Old Zion Cemetery. Barlow died Tuesday in Cookeville General Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Mary Buck Barlow; two sons, Lonnie and Loyd Barlow, Sparta four daughters, Mrs. Shirley Pryor, Mrs. Mat-tie Rittenberry, Mrs. Bonnie Wells and Mrs. Elsie Dickerson, Sparta; four sisters, Mrs.

Bertha Greer and Mrs. Mary Greer, Gainesboro, Miss Martha Barlow, Algood, and Mrs. Elese Nelson, Cookeville, three brothers, Robert and Tom, Gainesboro, and Alfred Barlow, Cookeville; six grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Johnnie C. Mosier CLARKSVILLE Services for Johnnie Cleveland Mosier, 57, of Clarks-ville, a service station operator, will be at 1 p.m.

today at Tarpley's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Fort Donelson National Cemetery. Mosier died Tuesday at his home. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Gladys Marie Gannon Mosier; five sons, Eugene, Donald, David and Michael, Clarksville, and Set.

Larry Mosier, Fort Knox, his Sarents, Mr. and Mrs. ohn N. Mosier, Clarksville; a brother, Paul Mosier, Molton, and two sisters, Mrs. Ora Davenport, Clarksville, and Mrs.

Nannie Barrow, Ellington, Conn. Mrs. Lorine Robison TULLAHOMA-Ser-vices for Mrs. Lorine Robison! 58, of Tullahoma, will be at 3:30 p.m. today at Tullahoma Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Gardens. Mrs. Robison died Tuesday in Harton Me morial Hospital. Survivors include her husband, John Robison; two Mrs. Jones and Miss Cheryl Finch, Tullahoma; her stepfather, Tom Maupin, Tullahoma; two brothers, Earl, Lancaster, and Charles Rust, Nashville, and a grandchild.

Mrs. Bertha Holland PETERSBURG, Tenn. Mrs. Bertha Hais-lip Holland, 81, of Fay-etteville, Tenn7 a former Petersburg resident, died yesterday in Lincoln County Hospital. Services will be at 2 p.m.

today at Davis-Ral-ston-Lee Funeral Home here. Burial will be in Spring Place Cemetery. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Vivian Franklin, Fayetteviile. Mrs.

Myrtle Smith ADAMSVILLE, Myrtle Phillips Smith. 81, of Adams-ville, died yesterday in Bolivar Community Hospital, Bolivar Tenn. Services will be at 11 a.m. today at Shackelford Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crump Cemetery.

Survivors include three sons, Press and Charles, Clarksville, and James Smith, Adamsville; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. BIRDWELL, Mr. James Dossie At a local infirmary May 3, 1978. Survived by wife, Sarah Bessie Brown Birdwell of Nashville; daughter, Mrs. Henry R.

(Gwen) Shipp also of Nashville; three sisters. Mrs. C.V. Cooper jol Hollow Rock, Mrs. Carl Pickler of Beuna Vista, Tenn.

and Mrs. Wade B. Horn also of Beuna Vista, three grandchildren, Rick Shipp, Danny Shipp of Nashville and Jan Shipp Miller of Gallatin; two great grandchildren. Mr. Birdwell is in the Rose Room at Woodlawn Funeral Home on Thompson Lane.

Funeral services will be conducted Friday, May 5, 1978 at 1 P.M. from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Rev. Fred Johnson officiating. Active Pallbearers: J.B. Kernell.

A.M. Dow- ing, Ward Hall, C.V. Coo per, Larry Pickler, Wade B. Horn, interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNER AL HOME, 383-4754.

Dresden, Tenn. McWHERTER, Mayo 77 years old Tuesday aiter- noon, May 2, 1978 at volunteer General Hospital, Martin, Tenn. Survived bv one daughter. Mrs Marcene McAlpin of Sharon. Tenn: one son, Billy M.

McWherter of Nashville: one sister. Mrs. Kathlene Castle-man, Receda, one brother, Biggs McWherter of Nashville: three grandchildren. Funeral services will be 3:30 P.M., Thursday at Bowlin Funeral Home, in Dresden. Interment will be at Little Zion Cemetery in Palmersville, Term.

BOWLIN FUNEK AL HOME, Directors. CURTIS, Mrs. Virgie- May 3, 1978. Survived by husband; Paul Curtis, Donelson. Two daugh ters; Mrs.

Harold Hatch er of Montgomery, Ala, Miss Pamela Gail Curtis of Florida. Three sister: Mrs. Eula Stegall of Nashville. Mrs. Mable M.

Agee of Nashville. Mrs, Ola Mae Agee of Water- town, Tenn. Two grand children. Remains are at Hibbett and Hailey where services will be conducted 2 p.m. Frida May 5, 1978 by Rev.

Bqb Hendren. Honorary Pa 1 bearers: DrJ. Allen and John Flexner. Nephews will serve as pallbearers interment Commerce Cemetery in Watertown Tenn. HIBBETT Gallatirt Tn Mccormick; wuiiam Frank Wednesday morning; May 3, at Sumner Ctouflty Memorial Hospital.

Survived by wife, Mrs; Margaret Gray McCormick; two sons, Travis Allen of Gallatin, and Ronald G. McCormick. of Cprmel, daughter, Mrs. Thelma Hackett, of Knox ville; brother ml law, Homer Gray, of Gallatin; two sisters, Mrs. Maggie Comley and Lucy Dishman, tof Nashville.

Remains are at Alexander Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Friday at 10 a.m. byjBro. James Harris. Interment Crest-view Memorial Park. ALEXANDER FUNER AL HOME, 452-2324.

Mt. Juliet. To CLEMMONS, Mrs. Bosnia 1, 1978 at Me- morial ospital in Madi- son. Shd is survived by husban Mr.

Roger B. Clemmp ns: four sons. Roger James and Howell B. Clemmons; daughter, Eula Veaudru Clemmons; brother, Sam L. Clemmons; thirty one grandchildren; six great grandchildren; tour daughters in law; two brothers in law; five sisters in law; three nieces; many other relatives and friends.

Visitation with the family Thursday from 8 to 10 p.m. at J.C. Heliums Funeral Chapel, Stokes Street. Funeral services Friday May 5, 1 1 p.m. from Rut- baptist cnurcn.

James H. Clem- officiating. Inter ment Rutland Cemetery, Mt.T Juliet. J.C. FUNERAL HOME, Directors, Leba-nori, Tn.

4444558. MOULDER. Mrs. Sara Demonbreum Monday, May 1, 1978. There are no immediate survivors.

Her remains are at the Broadway Chapel where prayer services will be conducted Thursday with Rev. Donald L. Johnson officiatig. Graveside services will be conducted Thursday at 3:00 P.M. at Smith Grove Cemetery, iSmiths Grove, Ky.

ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway Chapel, 244- 6480. BATEMAN, Mr. Clarence i Edward-Of 345 Mar-! shall May 3, 1978 at the residence. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Billy C.

Head of Mt. Juliet, six grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Mr. Bateman is in the Iris Room of Woodlawn Funeral Home on Thompson Lane. Funeral services will be conducted Friday, May 5, 1978 at 10:30 A.M.

from the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with John Holland officiating. Active Pallbearers: Mike Head, Steve Head, Tim Boyd, David White, Bill Ridge, Verner Elliott. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Arrangements bv WOODLAWN'FU-NERAL HOME, 1978 land Revi moris By United Press Internationa A howling snowstorm surged out of the Rockies and swept across New Mexico and the Southern Plains yesterday, burying some areas under a foot and a half of snow and snarling traffic. Thunderstorms fanned over the South and East ahead of the snowstorm and a tornado cut a five-mile path through Beaumont, Texas.

THE SMALL twister damaged numerous buildings and littered streets with fallen power lines and trees in Beaumont. Police said there were no injuries as the tornado bounced through the city for about five miles; shattering windows, damaging roofs and leveling trees. Up to 17 inches of show buried portions of northeastern New Mexico, closing roads and making travel hazardous over much of the area. U.S. 80-87 between the Raton and Clayton was closed for a while yesterday.

Long stretches of Interstate 25 and Interstate 40 were closed temporarily Tuesday when the snowstorm first hit New Mexico. Scores of motorists were stranded in northeastern New Mexico towns Tuesday night. NEW SNOWS swirled over the area yesterday but lacked the intensity of the system that stranded motorists and closed highways Tuesday. Roy, N.M., reported 17 inches of snow by yesterday morning and Los Alamos reported a foot of snow. Mrs.

Ona Welch TULLAHOMA Services for Mrs. Ona Belle Welch, 66, of Tullahoma, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at First Baptist Church. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Gardens. The body is at Daves-Culbert-son Funeral Home.

Mrs. Welch died Tuesday in Coffee County General Hospital, Manchester, Term. Survivors include four sons, Frank, Marietta, Jack, Decherd, Bobby and Raymond Welch, Tullahoma; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley Ann Strike, Manchester; a brother, Dorman Fuller, Nashville; 10 grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild. "Mrs.

Mary Mays BATH SPRINGS, Mary Ethel Boroughs Mays, 91, of Bath Springs, died yesterday in Decatur County General Hospital, Parsons, Term. Services will be at 3 p.m. today at Bath Springs Baptist Church. Burial will be in Lone Chesnut Cemetery. The body is at Shackelford Funeral Home, Savannah.

Survivors include a son, Forrest Mays, Bath Springs; two sisters, Mrs. Willie Channel, Kennett, and Mrs. Rebecca Collins, Saltillo, seven grandchildren and 12 Heavy snows also swept into southeastern Colorado and pushed into the southern Plains. IN KANSAS, six inches of snow piled up at Elkhart and lighter snowfalls were reported in Liberal and Dodge City. The dumped up to five inches of snow on the Texas Panhandle and left four inches in the Oklahoma Panhandle.

Thunderstorms were reported to the south and east of the snow and heavy rains, high winds and hail fell over portions of Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana. Torrential rains.accompanied by hail and strong winds, battered portions of Louisiana. Wind gusts of up to 73 mph downed power lines and uprooted trees in many areas. Scattered power outages were reported but there were no reports of major damage or injuries. Paschal B.

Porter PORTLAND, Tenn. Services for Paschal Bridgewater Porter, 86, of Portland, a retried farmer, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Wilkinson-Wiseman Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mitchellville Ceme- Porter died Tuesday in Highland Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Ethel Mathias Porter; five daughters, Mrs. Mary Kelley and Mrs. Libby Haynes, Portland, Mrs. Elva Garrison and Jennie McMillan, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Irene Soliday, Columbus, Ohio; a son, James Porter, Indianapolis, 16 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Semina Niedergeses LAWRENCEBURG, for Mrs. Semina Hollman Niedergeses, of Lawrenceburg, owner of Semina's Cloth Shop here, will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.

Mrs. Niedergeses died Tuesday in Weathers Hospital, Loretto, Tenn. The body is at Freemon Funeral Home here. Survivors include her husband Joe Niedergeses; three sisters, Mrs. Kath-erine Lumpkin, Lawrenceburg, Mrs.

Virginia Ramsey, Loretto, and Mrs. Winnifred McCraine, Orlando, and a brother, Joe Hollman, Lawrenceburg. Mrs. Joyce Trussell WOODBURY, for Mrs. Joyce Burks Trussell, 42, of Woodbury, a Genesco employee, will be at 2 30 6.m.

today at Woodbury Funeral ome. Burial will be in Riverside Gardens. Mrs. Trussell died Tuesday in Baptist Hospital, Nashville. Survivors include her husband, Aron Trussell; three sons, Bobby and Marty, McMinnville, and Gary Cooper, Haiwaii two stepsons, Larry, Murf rees-boro, and Virgil Ray Trussell, Manchester, a daughter, Mrs.

Sharon Campbell, McMinnville; a sister, Hylda Anderson, Smyrna, three grandchildren and a stepgrandchild. aanno hi auy i Nono ijonrojf LEY DIRECTORS, 23fii jjb.jiai iffi Hii i oli ffii ffni nn iii f- pri ftnfli'iilfc'fc.