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121 a a a a a a a a Chattanooga Firemen Still May Strike CHATTANOOGA (AP) Chattanooga's firefighters still may strike unless the city offers an improved wage and fringe benefits package, a union spokesman said yesterday. Capt. L.C. (Huck) Williams, spokesman for Local 820, International Association of Firefighters, said there was a 50-50 chance of a strike even if the city accepts a proposed code! of operating procedures which the union wants in lieu of a labor contract. "THE CITY HASN'T moved one cent from its offer," Williams said referring to the increase proposed earlier by the City Commission for all 6,000 city employees.

Meantime, Gene Roberts, commissioner of fire and police, predicted a "very lengthy discussion" on the proposed code which he said bore little resemblance to the working document the city had submitted to the firemen's union. Roberts said he also saw no chance the City Commission would grant any further economic concessions to the firefighters. WILLIAMS SAID the union planned to reduce its 46-cent an hour across-the-board request but would not reveal the new figure it will ask. said the code which would in put personnel procedures and work rules a city ordinance is being studied by city attorneys. The city has refused to grant the union a labor contract but has agreed to study the proposed code.

While the commission agreed to a number of requests by the union in non-money items, it has refused all requests for improvements in fringe benefits which would cost more except for an improved health insurance plan. WILLIAMS SAID that improvements to the health plan were generally good though they did not include all the items the union had asked. Other items include increased uniform allowance, more vacation time and extending educational bonuses for college degrees to those who have two-year degrees in fire science. Union leaders plan to meet with Roberts this week. Williams said that all pending matters would be discussed at the meeting, including the code, the latest union wage proposal and the fringe benefits.

"THE CHANCE OF a strike will decrease in proportion to whatever the city offers us," Williams said. Following the meeting with Roberts, there would be a called meeting of the union's 477 members to vote on whether to accept the city's offer, Williams said. The membership already has empowered its Budget Committee to call a strike if it chooses. The 46-cent an hour increase asked by the union would have meant a $1,435 per year raise for each man. With the increase, a beginning private will be earning $10,490 a year and a veteran captain $14,485.

Moreover, firemen earn an annual bonus of up to $400 a year based on seniority. Teen Gets Term In Child Abuse ager was sentenced to four to 10 years in the state penitentiary yesterday after Circuit Court jury found him guilty of child abuse. Ricky Reeder, 17, was convicted of beating Carmilla Ferrell, age 5, last Jan. 13. THE CHILD TESTIFIED during the nine-hour trial that Reeder, whom her mother, Mrs.

Estelle Ferrell, had hired as a babysitter, beat her with a stick and with his fist. The jury, despite objections by defense attorney Vester Parsley, was allowed to see photographs taken of the girl as she lay on a hospital examining table following the incident. "Our feeling was that they had a good circumstantial case until they Put the child on the stand," Parsley said last night. "There's not much way to attack a child's testimony. "That was the turning point the trial." Reeder did not take the stand.

SMITHVILLE, A DeKalb County teen- J.L. Meadows Dies; Rites Set MANCHESTER, Tenn. L. Meadows, 91, of Manchester, a retired teacher, principal and former school superintendent, died yesterday in Crestwood Nursing Home. Services will be at 11 a.m.

today at Manchester Funeral Home. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Gardens. Meadows was an educator for 27 years in school systems in Montgomery, Robertson Coffee counties. He served as superintendent of Coffee County schools from 1942- 44 and retired from the system in 1948. Following his retirement, he taught courses at the Tullahoma William L.

Smith BIG SANDY, Tenn. Services for William LesSmith, 75, of Big Sandy, a retired heavy will equipment operator, be at 2 p.m. today at Stockdale- Funeral Home here. Burial will be in Ramble Creek Cemetery. Smith Monday in Henry County General Hospital, Paris, Tenn.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Verdie Smith; a sister, Mrs. Nita Barnes, Big Sandy, and a half brother, Raymond Clement, Big Sandy. A Error, Mixes Football, Show Telecasts NEW YORK (AP) Some TV watchers in parts of the Midwest saw snippets of Lou Grant in the midst of ABC football. Others saw a piece of the same CBS show instead of NBC's Quincy.

HUMAN ERROR and the weather were at fault for the coincidental Monday night mixups, said yesterday. A weather condition called "temperature inversion" interrupted Monday Night Football with 1 pieces of Lou Grant, said Nina Wood, a spokeswoman for the Long Lines Division in Bedminstter, N.J. She said the distortion, called "fading," began. about 9 p.m. CDT Monday and had cleared up by 8:30 a.m.

yesterday. "Fading," in which the sound and picture from one network appears over another's transmission, was most evident in Indiana and Ohio, she said. THE "FADING" also caused some distortion of picture and sound, she said. Ms. Wood said "an error made by one of our people" was responsible for the separate, coincidental occurence in which viewers of Quincy got 30 seconds of Lou Grant, being aired at the same time by CBS.

She said the switch at 9:51 p.m. CDT was confined to 65 stations west of Chicago, and was "pure and simple, an operating error on our Charles Bowen Services Today CLARKSVILLE Services for Charles Allen Bowen, 24, of Clarksville, will be at 2 p.m. today at McReynolds-Nave Funeral Home. Bowen was an employee of North' Tennessee Lumber Co. here, he died Saturday of injuries received in a traffic mishap here.

Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Bowen died in Memorial Hospital about two hours after his dune buggy wrecked on York Road, officials said. He was a Marine Corps and Army veteran, having been discharged from Fort Knox Aug. 24 1978. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Robin Milke Bowen, Los Angeles; three daughters, Misses Chelsa, Leah and Melody Bowen, Los Angeles; his parents, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Walter Bowen, Clarksville; five brothers, Jessie, Thomas and James, Clarksville, Robert, San Jose, and Billy W. Bowen, Denver; three sisters, Mrs. Nanny Herman Swinford FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn.

Herman Swinford, 66, of Fayetteville, a retired theater projectionist, died yesterday in Huntsville Hospital. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Gallant Funeral Home. Burial will be in Blanche Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Elma Hopkins Swinford; a son, Richard Mrs. Vida Beddingfield Swinford; two, sisters, and Mrs. Alise Austin; his stepmother, Mrs. Susie Tucker, all of Fayetteville, and a grandchild. Miss.

Mary Tate LYNNVILLE, Tenn. Graveside services for Miss Mary Louise Tate, 85, a retired seamstress of Lynnville, will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Lynnwood Cemetery. The body is at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home. Miss Tate died Monday in Maury County Hospital.

There were no immediate survivors. Roy L. Fykes. SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. Services for Roy Lee Fykes, 42, an oil well driller of Scottsville, will be at 2 p.m.

today at Tom Crow and Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crescent Hill Cemetery. Fykes died Monday in Allen County War Memorial Hospital. Survivors include his father, Homer Fykes, Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs. Artis Richardson, Lockport, a daughter, Miss Julia Fykes, Scottsville; two sons, Mark and Matt Fykes, Scottsville; two sisters, Mrs.

Sue Hernandez, Lockport, and Mrs. Eudeen Clark, Scottsville, and two half brothers, Charles, Joliet, and Lesley Richardson, Lockport. Death Notices MCMILLON, Mrs. T.L. -Monday morning, September 4, 1978 at a local infirmary.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Christine) Payne; grandsons, John Patrick Payne, Thomas R. Payne, III; granddaughter, Mrs. Ann Vanatta, all of Nashville. Five grandchildren.

McMillon is in the Iris room of Woodlawn Funeral Home on Thompson Lane. Funeral services 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, September 6, 1978, in the Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Rev. Bob Mowrey officiating. Active Pallbearers; Thomas Payne, III, Thomas Jimmy Vanatta, Leslie Vanatta, Andy Gardner, Jeff Gardner, Paul Cope, Wendell! Ford. Interment lawn Memorial Park.

Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 LINTON, Mr. BostonAugust 31, 1978 at 4:15 p.m. at Baptist Hospital. Survived by one son, Mr. Melvin Lee Linton; two grandsons; two sisters, Mrs.

Carrie Jackson and Mrs. Barbara Batts; one brother, Mr. Herbert Ivey Irvin; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family 7til 8 p.m. at Hamilton's Tab- ernacle Church, day evening.

'Funeral services immediately after visitation hour, conducted by Rev. W.E. Hamilton. Remarks by Elder Carl Cross. Pallbearers selected from Golden en Flake Co.

and friends. Flowerbearers selected from friends. Interment National Cemetery, Thursday afternoon at o'clock. W.E. HAMILTON SON, in charge.

329-2389, 329- 2007. ZIMMERMANN, Anthony Alfred--September 5, 1978. by wife, Mrs. Christian Zimmermann, of Hermitage; three sons, John C. Zimmermann, of Old Hickory, Anthony Frank Zimmermann, of Huntsville, William David Zimmermann, of Huntsville, one brother, Albert Zimmermann, Nekoosa, six grandchildren.

Remains are at Hibbett and Hailey. Graveside services will be conducted by Father Breem, 1 p.m. Thursday September 7, with full Military Honors. The family will receive friends 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, September 6, 1978 at which time a Rosary will be conducted.

Interment National Cemetery. HIBBETT HAILEY DIRECTORS. 883-2361. Lebanon, Tn CLEVELAND, Mrs. Alice Mai -Age 95, Tuesday September 5, 1978 at Cedars Nursing Home.

Survived by five daughters, Mrs. Janet C. Candler, Lebanon, Mrs. M. Smith, Fort Lauderdale, Mrs.

Sarah Hugh Karraker, Guadalajara, Mrs. Sylvia Couns, Raliegh, N.C., Mrs. Elva Brazil, Gallatin, two sons, Ray Cleveland, Norman Cleveland, both of Lebanon, thirteen grandchildren; twenty -three great grandchildren. Remains are at the Ligon-BoboRicketts Funeral Home. Graveside services 2 p.m.

Wednesday, September 6, 1978 conducted by Rev. Ray Dykes. She was past president of Lebanon Garden Club, past president of Wilson County Africa Club, member of the American Legion Auxilary, member of First Presbyterian Church, and member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. She was Mother of the Year at Keesley Air Force Base in 1951. Pallbearers: Honorary, Dr.

J.H. Tilley, Dr. T.R. Puryear, George Evertson. Active: Col.

J. Cleveland, II, Phillips Smith, Reed Hunt Major, Hubert Clemmons, Jules Brazil, Franklin Gill, Benton Jennings, Dixon Ward. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS PLEASE MAKE DONATIONS TO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Interment Wilson County Memorial Gardens. LIGON-BOBO-RICKETTS FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon, Tenn.

444-2142. Emma's Let Theme Know Youre Thinking Of Them Florals from $12.50 24 Hour Phone Service 327-0202 Order and say "Charge it" Death Notices CAMBRON, Mrs. Clara Jakes--September Tenn. 5, Survived by son, Joe M. Cambron, Nashville; two grandchildren, Melissa Cambron and Joe Cambron, III, both of Nashville.

Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 25th Ave. North and West End. where services will be held p.m. Thursday September 7, 1978. Conducted by Dr.

Bill Sherman. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Harpeth Hills Family Gardens. THE FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS 2 to 4P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M.

WEDNESDAY AT MARSHALL DONNELLY COMBS, 327-1111. MCMILLAN, Mrs. Mary Galavin- September 5, 1978. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Foy Anderson, Memphis, son, Robert E.

McMillan, Cookeville, sister, Mrs. Leliah Luna, Nashville, six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Remains are at Franklin Memorial Chapel where services will be conducted at 10:00 a.m. Thursday with Glen McDoniel officiating. Grandsons will serve as Pallbearers.

Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 794-1512. BLOODWORTH, Mrs. Loma-Age 78 years, of Goodlettsville, Tuesday afternoon September 5, 1978, at her home. Survived by son, Henry D.

Bloodworth, Goodlettsville; two grandchildren; two great grandchildren; two step grandchildren. Remains are at the Cole and Garrett Funeral Home, Goodlettsville. Complete arrangements to be announced later. COLE GARRETT, Goodlettsville. Waverly, Tn GRAY, Joseph Alexander, Jr.

-Age 93, died Monday September 4, at Nautilus Memorial Hospital in Waverly. A native of Franklin, he was the son of Joseph Alexander and Rachel L. Russell Gray. He was educated at Mooney Preparatory School (now BGA) in Franklin, the University of Peabody College and Austin Peay State College. Mr.

Gray has taught in the schools of Hickman and Warren Counties, and served as principal of Woodlawn Elementary School in Birmingham, and Wavery Grammer School for 30 years. He taught Latin and Greek at Western Kentucky State College before joining his brother, Madison Russell Gray in the school system at Waverly. A Classicist whose teaching methods were rigorous, he was reguarded with both respect and affection by his many students. An accomplished musician, both instrumentally and vocally, Mr. Gray organized and conducted a Community Orchestra in McEwen, Tenn.

Music and Drama always played an important part in the cirriculum of his schools. He was an avid concert theater enthusiast, and in recent years his classical record collection was one of his principal pleasures. Mr. Gray was active in humanitarian causes and much of his work with the disadvantaged was on a personal and private basis. He was a lifelong Presbyterian and served as an Elder and Sunday School Superintendent of the Waverly Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Following retirement from teaching, he entered the insurance business and remained active in it until his retirement at age 88. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Grace Perry Gray; one son, Dr. James W. Gray, Dorsey, two daughters, Mrs.

Marion G. Shepp, of Lexington, and Mrs. Jane G. Buchanan, Oak Ridge, five grandchildren, Russell and Susan Shepp, of Lexington, Joey Buchanan, a student at Vanderbilt Medical School, Stephen Buchanan, a student at Vanderbilt Engineering School, and Joseph B. Gray, of Dallas, Texas; two great grandchildren, Joseph A.

and Justin F. Gray, Dallas, Texas. Remains are at Luff-Bowen Funeral Home, in Waverly, where services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday September 6, by Dr. Farris F.

Moore. Interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Franklin, Tenn. LUFF-BOWEN FUNERAL HOME, in charge of arrangements. 296-2437.

TENNESSEAN, Wednesday, Death Notices WILLIE, Mr. David Sunday, September 3, 1978, at a local infirmary. Survived by daughter, Miss Lora Willie, Nashville; sons, David R. lie, Jr. and Michael Willie, Nashville; mother, Mrs.

Mattie W. Willie, Nashville; father, R. Willie, Nashville; grandmother, Mrs. Mae Willie Morris, Nashville. Remains are at Marshall-Donnelly-Combs, 201 25th Ave.

North, where services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, conducted by Rev. James M. Gregg. Pallbearers are: Steve Harrell, Pat Willie, Donnie Willie Gene Hart, Garland Burgess, Ed Payne, Norman Dunn, Ron W.

Moore, and Kenneth Ellis. Entombment Woodlawn Mausoleum. MARSHALL-DONNELLY-COMBS, 327-1111. DOUGLAS, Scott Jr. -Age 60 of 1403 Arthur Ave.

Sunday evening after an extended illness. Survived by wife, Mrs. Alice W. Douglas; daughters, Mrs. Marian Debro and Mrs.

Sharon D. Dean, both of Nashville; sons, Scott Douglas III of Birmingham, Ala. and Michael Dewayne Douglas, Nashville; mother, Mrs. Emma Dorrah; sister, Mrs. Helen Cook of Louisville, brother, Rufus L.

Douglas, Nashville; granddaughter, Tanya Michelle Debro, Nashville; grandson, Fred A. Douglas of Birmingham, three aunts, Mrs. Bessie Murphy, Mrs. Lelia Mae Townsend and Mrs. Mary Ella Douglas; step-father, Mr.

Floyd Dorrah; mother-in-law, Mrs. Annie L. Watkins of Murfreesboro; devoted sisters-in-law, Mrs. Helen P. Douglas and Mrs.

Mabel Burns; nephews, Robert and Everett Douglas; nieces, Carson and Sylvia Douglas; daughter-in-law, Lynn J. Douglas of Birmingham, son-in-law, James A. Dean, Nashville; ten other sisters-in-law; eight brothers-in-law; a host of cousins, nieces and nephews; devoted friends, Mr. Mrs. Walter Vantrease; a host of other loving relatives and friends.

Visitation with family Thursday September 7th at Gordon Memorial United Methodist Church from 7 to 8 p.m., followed by funeral services, Rev. Dogan W. Williams officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, a.m. entrusted to JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF ATENA, 254- 3472.

HUTCHENSON, Kimberly Darlene 4, 1978, in Springfield, Tenn. Age 2 years. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hutchenson, two brothers, Ernest Ray, Jr.

and James Alan Hutchenson, all of Ridgetop; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barker, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. James and May Smith, of Smyrna, Mr.

Columbus Hutchenson, of Columbus, Utah; great grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Robertson of Lebanon, Tenn. The remains are at Ellis Funeral Home, 2627 Nolensville Road, where funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday by the Rev. C.M.

Baggett. Pallbearers: Floyd Smith, James Underwood, Jackie Purcell, Billy McCoy. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. ELLIS FUNERAL HOME, Directors.

255-5412. South Carthage, Tenn McBRIDE, Mrs. Ocia 79 of Bradford Ave. Monday evening Sept. 4, 1978 Carthage General Hospital.

Survived by husband; Bro. Luther McBride, three daughters; Mrs. Wilma Smith of Alexandria. Mrs. Frances Proffitt, Mrs.

Audra Grisham both of South Carthage. Son; Jim T. McBride, Madison Heights, MI. Brother; Walter Puttie, Detroit, MI. Six sisters; Mrs Bular Duke, Lancaster.

Mrs. Altie Nixon and Ms. Beard, both of Watertown. Mrs. Sytha Suggs, Hollywood, CA.

Mrs. Athlene Nixon, Mrs. Lorene Patterson both of Lebanon. Seven grandchildren. Six great grandchildren.

Remains are at the Carthage Chapel of Sanderson Funeral Home where services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. Elder Eugene West, Elder Jennie Lester, Elder Lewis Sandlin, Bro. Arnold Dugan, Bro. Sammy Cherry will officiate. Ridgewood Cemetery.

SANDERSON FUNERAL HOME of Carthage 1978 43 Death Notices Walters Flowers Dies after stroke Walter Flowers Rites Tonight Services for Walter Flowers, 65, of 2213 14th Ave. will be at 8 p.m. tonight at Lee Chapel AME Church, 18th and Scovel Street. The Revs. Charles Jones, Thomas Detrafereid, E.M.

Alcorn and George Douglas will officiate. Burial will be tomorrow in Greenwood Cemetery. The body is at K. Gardner Son Funeral Home. Flowers died Saturday at Vanderbilt Hospital after a stroke.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Martha Flowers; onenn daughter, Mrs. Sarah Pride, Nashville; two sons, Walter and Frank Flowers, both of Cincinnati; two sisters, Mrs. Annie Gary Fitzgerald and Mrs. Hattie Hughes, both of Nashville; two brothers, John Flowers, Nashville, and Willie Flowers, Detroit; and 11 grandchildren.

James A. Richmond MONTEAGLE, Tenn. Services for James A. Richmond, 82, of Monteagle, will be at 11 a.m. today at Cumberland Funeral Home here.

Burial will be in Monteagle Cemetery. Richmond died Monday in Emerald Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margaret Parker Richmond, and a sister, Mrs. Mildred Kile, Chattanooga.

Mrs. Margaret Harris FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. Mrs. Margaret Lucille Harris, 86, of Fayetteville, died yesterday in Lincoln County Hospital. Services will be at 3 p.m.

today at Gallant Funeral Home. Burial will be in Kelso Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Elmer Wright, Nashville, and Thomas Jacks and Mrs. Paul Carden, Fayetteville; a son, Thomas E.

Harris, Nashville; four sisters, Mrs. Minnie Mann, Huntland, and Miss Emma Thompson, Miss Rona F. Thompson and Mrs. Beulah Frame, Fayetteville; two brothers, Roy and David Thompson, Fayetteville; five grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Grace Beeler Tenn. Services for Mrs. Grace Rigsby Beeler, 85, of Maryland, a former Lawrenceburg resident, will be at 2 p.m. Friday at North Funeral Home here. Burial will be in John Lay Cemetery.

Mrs. Beeler died Sunday in Oxen Hill, Md. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Maude Hughes, Mrs. Anna Hinely, Mrs.

Elizabeth Rogers, Mrs. Martha Hayes and Mrs. Frances Albers, Washington, D.C.; three sons, Chester; California, Lester, LaCrosse, and Howard Beeler, Maryland; a sister, Miss Ada Rigsby, Lawrenceburg; 14 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. LAWRENCEBURG, Leon H. Harris COLUMBIA, Tenn.

Services for Leon H. Harris, 69, of Spokane, will be at 3:30 p.m. today at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Harris died Friday in Spokane.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margaret Harris, Colfax, a daughter, Mrs. William Bronson, Colville, a son, Floyd Harris, Colville; two brothers, Paul Spokane, and Willard Harris, Columbia, a sister, Mrs. Paul Troupe, Columbia, and five grandchildren. WEBSTER, John Richard-Monday afternoon, September 4, 1978.

Husband of the late Mai Lockhart Webster, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mary Ruth Lehman and Mrs. Dorothy Sue Dance; two sons, Thomas Leon Webster and C. W. Webster, three sisters, Mrs.

Minnie Mabry, Mrs. Marguerite. McClendon of Greenbrier, and Mrs. Eva Hackney of Memphis, one brother, Henry Overby of Greenbrier, ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson 1 2707 Gallatin where funeral ser.

vices will be conducted Wednesday morning at 10:00 o'clock. The Rev. David McGregor will officiate. Honorary bearers: Members Puryear and employees of Joy Floral Co. Active Pallbearers: Milton Jones, Pat McNaney, Lynn Bramblett, Hugh Settle, C.

W. Webster Buster Lehman, Fred Dance, Dick Lucas and Joe Lehman. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. PHILLIPS ROBINSON Martin and Mrs. Wanda Lambert, Clarksville, and Mrs.

Ann Smith, Goshen, N.Y and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Byard, San Gabriel, Calif. Death Notices BAKER, Mrs. Rosie Lee! Hedgepath-Tuesday September 5, 1978, at her residence.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Mary Gotto; son, John Frank Baker; grandchildren, John Franklin Baker Wilmington, Burl Boucher, Cape Girardeau, Mrs. Frances Reynolds, Oklahoma City, Okla. and Mrs. Peggy Nawrocki, Winter Haven, ten great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.

Remains are at the Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin Road, where services will be conducted Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock, John Adams officiating. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Friends will serve as pallbearers. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON. Eastland Chapel, 904 Gallatin Road.

227-4424. Columbia, Tn McGEE, Mr. James Age 55, District Manager of Columbia District South Central Bell, Tuesday at Murray County Hospital. Services will be conducted at 2 o'clock Wednesday at Oakes and Nichols. Burial will be in Polk Memorial Garden.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Billie McGee; two daughters, Miss Vicky McGee of Lexington, Mrs. Ray Buckley, of Seattle, one son, Wayne McGee of Columbia; three brothers, Paul McGee of Jackson, Emmett McGee, of Nashville and Everett Smith of Murfreesboro; two grandchildren. OAKES NICHOLS, 244-0396. LEWIS, Mrs.

Rhoda B. Demoss-Tuesday morning, September 5th at Baptist Hospital. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Willie M. Cole, Mrs.

Virginia Davis, Mrs. Henry F. Tucker, and Dr. Margaret Lewis; sons, Mr. Wayman Ivo Lewis and Mr.

David Demoss Lewis; two brothers, Mr. French Demoss and Mr. Ivo Demoss; twenty grandchildren. Complete funeral announced later. Arrangements entrusted to JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF ATENA.

Hartsville, Tn BELCHER, Mrs. LulaAge 91, September 5, 1978 at McFarland Hospital. Survived by one daughter, Mrs. Reggie (Bessie) Cassety, Hartsville, two stepdaughters, Mrs. Etta Belcher, Mrs.

Mary East, both of Hartsville; one sister, Mrs. Jewell Cassety; one brother, Guthrie Price; six grandchildren; ten great grandchildren. Remains are at the Ligon-BoboRicketts Funeral Home, where services will be held 3 p.m. Wednesday September 6, 1978, conducted by Donald Pallbearers, Grandsons. Interment Hartsville Cemetery.

LIGON-BOBO-RICKETTS FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon, Tenn. 444-2142. TINES, Mr. Albert Largo, Fla. Formerly of Nashville.

Monday morning, September 4, 1978 in Florida. Survived by wife; Mrs. Betty E. Tines, Largo, Daughters; Mrs. JoAnn Tines Mosley, Nashville Miss Judity Ann Largo.

Brothers, William D. Tines, Jacksonville, Fla. Vernon E. Tines, Memphis, Mother, Mrs. Rosie Lewis Tines, Largo.

Competer funeral arrangements announced later by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME. 383-4754 Ashland City, Tenn ROSE, Ronald- -Age 47. Monday Sept. 4, 1978 at a Nashville Hospital. Survived by wife; Mrs.

Virginia Binkley Rose. Sons; Vincent and Melton Rose both of Rt. Joelton. Parents Mr. and Mrs.

William Rose Rt 2 Joelton. Sisters; Mrs. Barbara Jackson; Joelton. Mrs. Carol McMennis, Ashland City.

Brothers; William Rose; Ashland City. Glen Rose, Joelton. His remains rest at Cheatham Memorial Chapel, 111 Sycamore St. Ashland City. Where services will be held Wednesday Sept.

6, 1978 at 2pm by Bro. Wright. Pallbearers; Honorary Elders of the Sycamore Chapel Church of Christ. Walter Frazier, Ewell Perry, D.F. Bess, Jr.

Boyte, Dalton Walker, D.W. Binkley, Active; Willard Mayo, Marshall Orange, Michael Orange, J.B. Newman, Bill Givens, Riley Ray. Interment Sycamore Chapel Cemetery. CHEATHAM MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 792-4120 WILLIAMS, Mr.

Johnny Frank- Saturday, September 2, 1978, at a local hospital. Survived by sisters, a devoted Mrs. Jessie Gooch, Mrs. Susie Corder, and Mrs. Clara Owens; Mr.

George Williams of Dundalk, and Mr. S. B. Williams of Nashville, seven nieces; five nephews; three aunts; two uncles; devoted brother-in-law, Walter Gooch; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Thursday, September 7, 1978, from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.

at Mt. Gilead Baptist Church, 19 Hart St. Funeral services immediately following with Rev. Foster Young ciating. Pallbearers and Flowerladies selected from friends.

Interment at 11:00 a.m. Nolensville Cemetery. WILLIAM GUNTER AND SONS, Funeral Directors. vocational school for girls. Survivors include two sons, Leon, Murfreesboro, and Charles Meadows, Laguna Beach, two daughters, Mrs.

Evelyn Saine, Manchester, and Mrs. Katherine Adams, Lewisburg, 13 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. James P. McGee COLUMBIA, Tenn. James P.

McGee, 55, of Columbia, South Central Bell Telephone Co. district manager here, died yesterday in Maury County Hospital. Services will be a 2 p.m. today at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home. Burial will be in Polk Memorial Gardens.

McGee was a veteran of World War II and had. been manager of the telephone company operations for the Columbia district for the past 10 years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Billie McGee; two daughters, Miss 1 Vicki McGee, Lexington, and Mrs. Ray Buckley, Seattle; son, Wayne McGee, Columbia; two brothers, Paul, Jackson, and Emett McGee, Nashville; a half brother, Everett Smith, Murfreesboro, and two grandchildren.

Lebanon, Tenn JORDAN, Mrs. Gracie: Foster -Age 67. Monday Sept. 4, 1978. Survived by four daughters, Mrs.

L.E. (Estelle) Haralson, Mrs. James (Martha) Dillahay, Mrs. Robert (Frances) Ray, all of Mt. Juliet, Mrs.

Thomas (Linda) Burnett, Lebanon; five sons, Bernie Lee Jordan, Watertown, Kenneth, Claude and Carl Ray Jordan of Lebanon, Thomas Jordan, Mt. Juliet; one sister, Mrs. Rufus (Lucille) Smith, Lebanon; twenty six grandchildren; ten great grandchildren. mains are at Nave Funeral Home where funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.

6, 1978, conducted by Rev. Jimmy Bond, Rev. Eltis Brown, and Rev. Robert Agee. Pallbearers: Grandsons.

Interment Caraway Cemetery. 5 NAVE FUNERAL HOME, Lebanon.