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dp 6-C THE TENNESSEAN, Mondoy, September 1983 Heat! Nntiris GRIFFIN, Miss Linda Faye Passed RIDLEY, Mrs. Maggie Odell-il September 10, 1983 at a local hospi- if tal. Age 82. Survived by devoted daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Mai Fuller, grandson, Mr.

James W. Fuller. one Nashville Area Deaths great grandson, Stief A. brother, Mr. Bruce Wade granddaughter-in-law, Mrs.

Doris! J. Fuller; three sisters-in-law; and a host of nieces and nephews. Visita-i tion with the family Tuesday September 13, 1983 from 7-8. 1 Funeral services immediately 'fol- 1 lowing at the Mt. Zion Church, 11th and Jefferson Street.

Rev. E.W. Roberson officiating. Interment Hills of Calvary Wedires-1 day 10 a.m. K.

GARDNER SON, I Directors, Kossie Gardner, Man-1 age' SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. Jessie Lee Christian, 87, of War-trace, a homemaker, died yesterday. Funeral will be at 4 p.m. today at Gowen and Smith Chapel, Shelbyville. CENTERVILLE, Tenn.

-Thomas A. Clark, 89, of the Pine-wood community near Center-ville, a retired employee of the Tennessee Highway Department, died Saturday. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. today at McDonald Funeral Home, Centerville. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn.

-Mable Marie Mann, 68, of Clarks-ville, a retired employee of Clarksville Memorial Hospital, died Saturday. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Tarpley's Funeral Home, Clarksville. LEWISBURG, Tenn. Sara Hazel Rutledge, 83, of Lewis-burg, died yesterday.

Funeral will be at 3 p.m. today at London Funeral Home. CHARLOTTE, Tenn. Robert Wilkins Sensing, 47, of Charlotte, a foreman for Mid-Tenn Paving died Saturday. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.

today at Taylor Funeral Home, Dickson, Tenn. DICKSON, Tenn. Barton Hubert Stark, 96, of Cumberland Furnace, a retired grocer, died yesterday. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Dickson Funeral Home.

FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. John Smitherman, 55, of Fay-etteville, a disabled veteran, died yesterday. Funeral arrangements were incomplete. COLUMBIA, Tenn. Samuel P.

Sweeney III, 56, of Columbia, a longtime engineer for the Tennessee Department of Transportation, died yesterday. Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Oakes and Nichols Funeral Home, Columbia. Monday, September 1 2 High temperatures 80 90'00 National Weather Service NOAA. Dept ot Commerce Fronts: Cold Warm a.

rv iiiui ii VJ RODAK, Mrs. Lena Virginia Age 69. ff sunaay morning September 11, 1983 1 aurvivea oy aaugnters, Ana v. Hooper and Ellen Melissa Cramer, sons, William D. Cramer and Frederick A.

Cramer; grandchildren Taffy Lynn Hooper, Joan Hooper, Ronald Hooper, William Cramer, and Matthew Cramer, and two very dear friends. Private Memorial Services for the family will be held at a later date. PHILLIPS-ROBINSON, Hendersonville Chapel, Directors SMITH, Mrs. Mary Louise Walker-September 11, 1983 at her residence. Survived by one sister, Bessie Duke.

Nashvillp Hpr rpmaine arp at Roesch Patton Dorris Charlton, Broadway Chapel where Prayer Ser-1 vice will be held 9 a.m. Tuesday I morning with Rev. Perry Michael! omciating. entombment westyiew Abbey Mausoleum, Atlanta, was a member of the Belmont Heights Baptist Church, a teacher of Vesta Bible Class, a member of I D.A.R. Hermitage Society, Tennessee Historical Society, the U.D.C.

and! Nashville Women's Club. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, MAKE DONATIONS' TO THE R. KELLY WHITE SCHOL- ARSHIP FUND, BELMONT COL-I LEGE. ROESCH PATTON DORRIS I CHARLTON, 1715 244-6480 SMITH, Earl Russell Sunday September 11, 1983. Survived by wife, Mrs.

Mary Lou Smith, Nashville; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Anderson, Mrs. Phyllis Williams, both of Nashville; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Nancy Mirrop, St. Louis, eleven grandchildren; seven great grandchildren.

Remains are at the Pettus Owen Wood Funeral Home, 4506 i vices 10 a.m. Tuesday at Woodlawn Cemetery conducted by Rev. David Callies. Pallbearers: Friends arid Family. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292-3392 Cumberland Furnace, Tn. STARK, Mr. Barton Hubert Age .96 years at 12:48 p.m. Sunday September 11, 1983 in Goodlark Hos pital. Survived by three sons, Tom Stark, Hendersonville, Dan Star! Clarksville, Joe Stark, Madison, Ti six grandchildren; seven gre grandchildren; one great gre granddaughter.

The remains are. a the Buckner's Dickson Funeral Home, Dickson, Tn. where funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday September 13 conducted by Robert Cullom. Burial in Union Cemetery.

Arrangements by DICKSON FUNERAL HOME, Dickson, Tn. VAUGHN, Gilbert Sherman Age 69. September 11, 1983. Husband of Elizabeth W. Vaughn; father of Mrs.

Kay Huggins of Hendersonville, Larry G. Vaughn of Dallas, and Russell Vaughn of Old Hickory, six grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Eula McCool and Talmer Vaughn. Mr. Vaughn is at Forest Lawn Funeral Home where services will be conducted Tuesday morning 10 o'clock with Bro.

Ed Malugen officiating. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Garden. Nephews and Friends wijl serve as Pallbearers. FOREST LAWN FUNERAL HOME, 1150 Dickerson Road, 859-5279 Franklin. Tn.

AP Laserphoto The Great Lakes area through the Ohio River Valley are in for showers today as are portions of the Deep South. Nashville Temperatures U.S. Temperatures Midnight .79 Noon 95 2 a.m. .76 2 p.m. 97 4 a.m.

.77 4 p.m. 97 6 a.m.. .74 6 p.m. 96 8 a.m. .76 8 p.m.

89 10 a.m. .89 10 p.m. 81 Peete Holds On To Win Rhodes Calvin Peete held off charging Ron Terry yesterday to capture the 14th annual Ted Rhodes Invitational golf tournament at Har-peth Hills Golf Course. Peete, one of the top players on the Professional Golf Association tour, shot a one-under 71 in the final round to finish at 11-under 205, two shots ahead of Terry, the defending champion who had a 65 yesterday. Jerry Trivisonno had a 69 to finish at 208.

After winning the tournament, Peete said that he would be returning next year. In the amateur division, Walter Anderson, of Memphis, won the championship flight with a score of one-under par 142, while Nashville's Charles Brooks was second at 143. State PGA Pro-Am Scheduled Today The Shoney's State PGA Championship opens with a pro-am today at Richland Country Club. The actual 54-hole event, an $8,000 tournament, will begin tomorrow, featuring 60 of the state's top club professionals, including defending champion Bobby Bray of Morristown. Also included in the field is Gary Robinson of Chattanooga, who is leading the point standings for his third straight PGA pro of the year title.

Top local threats include Nashville's Richard Eller and Mur-freesboro's Gene Dixon. Wesleyan's Kickers Edge Pioneer Club GALLATIN, Tenn. Former Father Ryan standout Pepe Fernandez scored a pair of second-half goals as Tennessee Wesleyan held off a determined Pioneer Soccer Club for a 4-3 victory yesterday at Vol State. Wesleyan, from Athens, held a 2-1 halftime lead on goals by Melvin Hill and Scott Bergen-dahl. Austin Bodie scored twice and Les Lamberth once for the Pioneers, now 0-1-1.

Vanderbilt Kickers Tumble Emory 1-0 Vanderbilt's soccer team notched its first victory of the season yesterday, a 1-0 homefield triumph against Emory University. Midfielder Dan Croghan scored from 20 yards out during the first half, on his first shot of the season. Junior goalie Al Harper made six saves on the way to his 11th career shutout. Croghan, a junior from St. Louis, is playing his first season with the Commodores, who out-shot the losers 21-13.

Vandy, now 1-2, hosts Memphis State on Friday night. Punting Woes Help Vols Win (From First Sports Page) HE DID, completing five of! nine and having two others caught out of bounds, one out of the end zone. Fans got the feeling that the Vols could have thrown anytime they wanted, but running was a wiser and safer plan. Nine different Vols carried the football, and the line got an opportunity to do some blocking against a team that altered its fronts so constantly it could have been confusing. But it wasn't.

Former Father Ryan Jimmy Miller was one of the ball carriers, running twice for 13 yards. Ex-Pearl star Lavoisier Fisher, a linebacker, and was in on two tackles, one for a three-yard loss. Joe Lee Dunn, the New Mexico coach, said Tennessee came into the game with an excellent game plan. THEY TOOK advantage of their size, put in two tight ends and kept it on the ground," Dunn said. "We're a small team and we couldn't handle it "The way Tennessee did things eliminated what we do best on defense.

They did things that hurt us and just kept doing 'em. "I don't know how good Tennessee really is. I think they'll have trouble when they line up against somebody they don't overpower. They have good running backs but they don't have the great ones. Their backs are not overpowering." The crowd of 89,792 was the smallest in Neyland Stadium since the last enlargement The crowd figure included some 8,000 youngsters admitted free and all the no-shows who were season-ticket holders.

The Vols will not practice the next two days, resuming work on Wednesday for a Sept 24 date with Auburn. They have Saturday off. Kelly Zeigler, freshman line backer, is lost for the season with a dislocated ankle. But other injured Vols, David Scandrett and Jim Dunkin, are expected to be ready for the Auburn game. suddenly September 7, 1983 at a local infirmary.

Survived by one daughter, Denese Nichole; two sons, Rickey and James Griffin; three sisters, Martha, Dorothy, and Dianne Griffin; four brothers, Otis, Robert, Fred, and Larry Griffin; six uncles; one aunt; one brother-in-law; a host of nieces and nephews; a dear friend, James. Visitation with family (this) Monday at Holmes Funeral Chapel, September 12, 1983 from 7 to 8 p.m. Funeral services to follow immediately. Rev. William Browne officiating.

Pallbearers and Flowerbearers selected from Friends. Interment Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday September 13, 1983 at 11:00 a.m. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME in charge, 1408 Jo Johnston Avenue, 329-2596 HEARD, Mrs. Maggie McElderry Late residence 920 14th Avenue, North at Hickman County Hospital after an extended illness. Survived by grandson, Mr.

Gregoy Heard; brother, Mr. Theodore McElderry, Detroit, brother-in-law, Mr. Roy Harvell; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bernice Heard; four nieces, Mrs Verdell Roundtree, Plainfield, N.J., Mrs. Gwendolyn Walker, Cincinnati, Ms.

Barbara McElderry Detroit, Dr. Barbara Jones, Nashville, four great nieces; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Tuesday September 13, 1983, p.m Clark Memorial United Methodist Church, 14th Avenue, North and Phil lips Street. Funeral services imme diately following conducted by the Rev. Dr.

Joe Shelton. Interment Greenwood Cemetery, 11:00 a.m Wednesday September 14. WILLIAM GUNTER SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS, INC. LEAHY, Mrs. Marie Louise Towers-September 10, 1983 at her residence.

Survived by daughters, Ms. Rose Mary waldron, Nashville, Mrs. Svl via Hinsley, Morristown, sisters, Mrs. CM. Goodwin, Paducah, Ky.

Mrs. Wayne Reed. Tx five grand children; one great grandchild. Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Lomos, zoi 25th Avenue, North leav ing at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday for Christ the King Catholic Church for Funeral Mass at 10 a.m.

Pallbearers: Al Thoni, Sam Fracescon, Duke Edmondson, Klever O'Neal, Joe Wigger, cod True, interment Calvary Cem etery. The Rosary will be recited 8 p.m. Monday evening. MEMORIALS MAY BE MADE TO THE HANK SNOW FOUNDATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE. MARSHALL DONNELL COMBS, 327-1111 MURPHY, Donald LeRoy- Age 63 years.

September 11, 1983 at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs Frances Murphy; daughter, Mrs. Judy Engle, Ottumwa, Iowa; sons Jerry Murphy, Ottumwa, Iowa, Jimmy Murphy, Franklin, sis ters, Mrs. Dorothy Shaffer and Mrs Deloris Herber, both of Ottumwa, Iowa; six grandchildren. The remains are at Woodbine runeral Home, 3620 Nolensville Road where the family will receive friends Monday September 12 from 4 to 9 p.m.

after which the remains will be conveyed to Johnson Funeral Home, Ottumwa, Iowa for services Thursday afternoon September 15 at 1:30. Interment Shaul Cemetery, Ottumwa, Iowa. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 832-1948 PERRY, Mrs. Daisy Lucille Age 59 years. September 11, 1983.

Survived by daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Pitt, Nashville; sons, Billy and Ricky Perry, both of Alice, mother. Mrs. Gertrude Lhumm, Nashville; sisters, Mrs. Betty Pitts, Alice.

Tx. and Mrs. Ruby Cox, Nashville; aunt, Mrs. Dessi M. Lowery, Antioch; seven grandchildren; one great grandchild.

The remains are at the Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolensville Road where services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon September 13 at 2 clock by Kev. J. W. Love. Interment Riverside Cem etery, Woodbury, Tn.

Nephews and Son-in-law will serve as Pallbearers. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors, 832-1948 Charlotte, Tn. SENSING, Robert Wilkins (Bobby) Age 47. Saturday afternoon September 10, 1983. Survivors include his mother, Mrs.

Mildred Duke Sensing, Charlotte, father, Kelley Sensing of Nashville, two brothers, Carney Frank Sensing and Arnold Clifford Sensing, both of Charlotte, one stepson, Scott Wall, Charlotte, one stepdaugh ter, Sheliah Wall, Nashville. grandmother, Mrs. Kate Sensing Charlotte; fiance, Mrs. Carolyn Malugin, Columbia, Tn. His remains are at Taylor Funeral Home.

Dick son, Tn. where services will be con ducted Monday afternoon at 2 p.m. with Bro. Horace Perkins officiating Interment in Greenwood Cemetery Services under the direction of TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME 446-2808 ANNOUNCEMENTS llOUgoU IIQUgors LEGAL NOTICE THE BELOW IS A LIST BY CATEGORY OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY NOW ON HAND AT THE METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT WHICH HAS BEEN IN POSSESSION OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR MORE THAN SIX (6) MONTHS. Tdevtiioro, 4 Storm, Turntabm, Radios, 3 Amplifiers, Tuner, -l Track Tape Plarers, W-l Track Tapes, I Caue'te Recorders, II Cassette Taoes.

2 Reel to Reel Recorders, 7 AM FM Car Siereos, I I Stereo m. Records, Headphone Adaptors, 2 Elec. Guitar Guitar WCasc, Mo Movie Camera. Ba. T.V.

Cash Calculators, Digital Clock, Ctock, 4 Jewelry, Jewetry. Jewelry, 3 Rmos, 2 Telephone Ec Snaver, Thermos, 2 Yesterday's high 100 at 3:15 p.m. Low 73 at 5:30 a.m. Mean 86. Normal 75.

Sunset today at 6:59 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:27 a.m. Record high this date 96 in 1939. Record low this date 41 in 1940. High this date last year 81.

PRECIPITATION for the day ending at 10 p.m.: .0. Total for September: deficiency: 1.30. Total this year: 33.88; deficiency: 1.57. HUMIDITY at 10 p.m. 67.

BAROMETER at 10 p.m. 29.34. WINDS TODAY SW at 5-10 mph. VISIBILITY -Good. MURFREESBORO W.D.

Arms, 73, of Murfreesboro, a retired foreman of the Tennessee Highway Department and a former Rutherford County school bus driver, died Saturday. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Woodfin Memorial Chapel, Murfreesboro. McMINNVTLLE, Tenn. Olen Swidell, 50, of Roseville, a former Chrysler Corp.

employee, died last Tuesday. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. today at McMinn-ville Funeral Home Chapel. ADOLPHUS, Ky. Maymie Ethel Foster Perry, 80, of Adolphus.

Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Roberts Tabernacle Church of God of Prophecy, Sumner County, Tenn. DOTHAN, Ala. Dorothy Breese Baugh, 84, of Dothan, Ala. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow at Evergreen Presbyterian Church, Dothan. Occluded Stationary By National Weather Service City Low Hijh City Low High Albany .6 92 Jockton 71 90 Albuquorqu .47 90 Konm City. SB 77 Atlanta. Atlantic City Baltimore. Birmingham.

Bismarck Boito Boston 72 91 LasVeaae 72 101 .72 92 little Rock 72 95 9 100 LaeAriaelet 76 101 .69 94 Lamvilla. 74 94 .40 S6 M.m.hm. 72 96 .47 78 Mi.mi 83 .69 99 Milwaukee 57 70 .76 93 NowOriom 72 78 95 How York. 79 96 .69 95 North Nana 44 88 Choyenm. .44 81 OkloCity.

71 92 Chicago .56 74 Omaha. 52 80 .67 93 Philadelahia 70 98 .68 79 Phoenix 86 105 .70 90 Plan. 62 95 Cincinnati Cleveland. Dollas Denver DcsMoinos. Detroit Duluth .48 88 Mond.Oro 58 74 61 100 72 80 53 83 75 92 51 77 iichmono .67 80 St.LouH .48 57 LokoCity .45 84 SonOiego Flagstaff Hartford Honolulu Houston .69 98 S.

Fronciuo. 55 96 .77 88 Soottlo 55 70 .71 85 Twin. 74 99 .71 83 WnhnilM 73 98 National tomoorotwo oitromott low 29 at Ttuckoo, Calif. High 113 at lullheod City. Aril.

a resolution condemning the Soviet attack on the Korean plane. Renewed fighting in Lebanon that killed four Marines has raised new questions of whether Reagan must invoke the War Powers Resolution, allowing Congress to vote whether to put a time limit on the peace-keeping operation. THE SENATE and House foreign affairs committees will receive an administration briefing tomorrow on Lebanon. Rep. Clarence Long, chairman of the House Appropriations foreign operations subcommittee, says he will try to force the Marines out of Lebanon.

Baker said there are "probably enough votes in the Senate to sustain a continued American military presence in Lebanon. Rites at 2:30 Today and moved to Fort Worth, Texas, where she worked at a clinic until his death four years later. SHE THEN returned to Nashville, where she was associated with Litterer Laboratories and with The Pink Lantern tea room in Franklin. On Sept. 14.

1935, she was married to John Hooper Nye. who rose from police reporter to publisher of The Tennessean. He was named publisher in July 1961 and retired in March of the following year. Mrs. Nye was a member of St.

George's Episcopal, Church. Cheek-wood, the Ladies Hermitage Association. Belle Meide Country Club and the Centennial Club. There are no immediate survivor. RainHI SnowfjxJ Showers HJ FlurriesJ "-90 I Forecasts TENNESSEE Partly cloudy, scattered thundershowers through tonight, high in 90s, low in 60s; fair west, partly cloudy east tomorrow; high in 80s.

SOUTH KENTUCKY Partly cloudy, chance of thunderstorms today, high near 90; decreasing cloudiness, low in upper 50s-low 60s tonight; sunny, high in low 80s tomorrow. NORTH ALABAMA Mostly cloudy, chance of thunderstorms, high in mid-80s today; cloudy, chanco of thundershowers, low in mid-608 tonight; partly cloudy, high around 80 tomorrow. Murfreesboro, Tn. ARMS, W.D. Died Saturday.

Survi ved by wife, Mrs. Willie Harrell Arms; daughter, Mrs. Linda Gilbert, Bethel Community; brothers, Flowler Arms, Bethel Community, Ted Arms, Murfreesboro, Cecil Arms, Lebanon; sisters, Mrs. Mildred Jones and Mrs. Delia Ashley, both of the Bethel Community; two grandchildren, Brian and Cherry Rebecca Gilbert of the Bethel Community.

Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday Woodfin Memorial Chapel. Rev. Edwin Moore and Rev. Steve Angus officiating.

Burial Roselawn Memorial Gardens. WOODFIN'S BROWN, George Wesley Friday, September 9, 1983. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Georgeana Fedullo and Miss Genie Carol Brown, both of Nashville, Miss Sonja Dean Brown of Tulsa; stepmother, Bea Brown of Santa Clara, aunt, Mrs. Dale Thompson; uncle, Vester Brown, both of Nashville; one grandson, Erik Bryant.

The family will receive friends daily from 6-9 p.m. The remains are at the chapel of Pett-us-Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte Avenue. Complete arrangements announced later. PETTUS-OWEN WOOD, 292-3392 MOORE, Aubrey S. Age 85 years Saturday, September 10, 1983.

Survi ved by wife, Elizabeth Moore; sons. Joyner Moore and Jack Shreeve; seven grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Remains are at Cole Garrett, Goodlettsville, where ser vices will be Monday 2 p.m. by Rev. Charles Poole.

Honorary Pallbear ers: Progressive Sunday School Class, Connell Memorial United Methodist Church, M.H. Freeman Marshall Draper, Albert Light Active: Odie Galbreath, Joe Adams, George Frost, Harold Willis, Jim Shreeve, Bob Whittaker. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. COLE GAR RETT, Goodlettsville Funeral Home CARRIGAN, Mr. Charles E.Sunday September 11, 1983.

Complete arrangements to be announ-ced from WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 HAMILTON, Robert September 11, 1983 at a local hospital Survived by daughters, Wenona Hamilton and Addie Hamilton, both of Nashville; sister, Mrs. Mary Hamilton Wright of Hendersonville. Funeral services 11:00 a.m. Tuesday September 13 in Woodlawn Chapel of Roses with Bro. James W.

McPherson officiating. Interm-ment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Honorary Pallbearers are Charlie Stewart, Charley Pace, James Robertson, Robert Eskew, Ellis Martin, Robert Cothern, Orien Alderson, Bill Bell, W.E. Seay. Dr.

John Thompson, Frank Stewart, Holland Hamilton, Elders and Deacons of Lyle Lane Church of Christ, and Members of Teamsters Local No. 327. Active Pallbearers are Jim Edmondson, Pat DuPree, Ed Ivey, Larry Pace, Sam Burton, and Cecil Harris. DONATIONS MAY BE MADE TO THE LYLE LANE CHURCH OF CHRIST. Arrangements WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, LNC, 383-4754 MAY, Mrs.

Elizabeth K. Funeral services 1:00 p.m. Monday September 12, 1983 in Woodlawn Chapel of Roses. Arrangements WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, INC, 383-4754 YOUNG, Lewis Jr. Funeral services will be conducted Monday September 12.

1983 in Woodlawn Chapel of Roses. Arrangements WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 383-4754 LET THEM KNOW YOU HE TMINKiNG Of THEM 6mma a flowers klJ 0t CrH WALKER, Mrs. Annie Louise Age Ad rtnnipfa1 4kio M(r CantAmKor 4l Jetliner Reaction Awaits Congress -iv. ivpui vvvi una me 1983 at Hubbard Hospital. Survivors: two sons, Mr.

Henry D. Walker, Tom Wallace Walker, three daughters, Mrs. Sarah McKissack, Miss Teresa A. Walker, and Brenda L. Walker, one sister, Mrs.

Helen! M-Justice; five grandchildren; host: of nieces, nephews, cousins, other rela-i tives and friends. Visitation with the family Tuesday September 13 from 6-7 p.m. at the Limestone Missionary Baptist Church. Funeral services will follow at 7 p.m. with Rev.

J.D. Moore officiating. Interment Wednesday September 14, 1983-inj Toussaint L'Overture Cemetery Franklin, Tn. DAWSON MORTU ARY, Rev. L.R.

Dawson, Mortician WHITE, Mr. Edward September JO, 1983 in Winona Memorial Hospital, Indianapolis, Ind. Survivors included devoted sisters, Mrs. Brydie Ingram, WASHINGTON (UPI) Congress returns from summer vacation today to condemn the Soviet downing of a Korean airliner and face decisions on the Marine peace-keeping force in Lebanon and a new nuclear missile. Foreign policy will dominate the early days of the session, although Congress must also finance the government for the fiscal year that begins Oct 1.

DURING THE five-week recess, the Soviets shot down a Korean Air Lines 747 with 269 people and US. Marines were shelled in Lebanon. Senate Republican leader Howard Baker said yesterday he expects a Senate vote Wednesday on Catherine Nye Dies; Catherine Winstead Ezell Nve, widow of a former publisher of The Tennessean. died yesterday at her home at 2306 Sterling Road from complications of a broken hip. Graveside services will be at 2.30 p.m.

today at Mount Olivet Cemetery, with Dr. James Johnson, rector of St. George's Episcopal Church, officiating. THE BODY i at Kinley. Dorris Ch.ir!ton uneral Home.

Mrs. Nye was a native of Nashville and the daughter ()f John Meredith and Margaret Lt )yne Larkin Win-stead. She was a 'graduate of Ward Belmont and attended Sophie Newcomb ColU ge in New Orleans She was married to Dr. C.V. Kzv Mrs.

Beulah Wallace, Mrs. Peariene I Morton; other relatives, and friends. Arrangements will be announced. DAVIS CAMPBELL McCLAN, Directors, 329-9700 UOlegolt els, 7 Rolls of Stamps, 1) Coin Books WAssl. Cons; Assorted Coins, Te' scoot.

Gold Pen, Tack i Box, Rods I Reels. -3 Pool Sticks, Sleeping Bag. Back Pack, 3 Fire Extinguishers, Barbell Set; Biinker Light, 2 SwordS 1 Lawn Chairs. 2 Flower. Pots, Mirror, Card Tab.

20 Tomato Stakest Assorted Clothes, 10 Ment Suits. 7 Prs. Boots Shoes, 44 T-Shirts, Duel Bag, Silver Tray, Stiver Coffee Pot, Silver Tea Pot, 2 Silver Sugar Bowls. 7 Pcv Tab Flatware, 4 Siiverpiated Dishes, 12 Tres Rims, i Mao Wheels, 4 Tres, 2 Car Jacks, 2 Chrome Exhaust Stacks. 14 Tool Boxes Toots Assorted Toots Saw Bde.

Weld Outfit, Router Case. CAn Saws, 2 Circular Saws. 2 A Staple guns. 2 Tape Measures. 2 Staple Guns.

15 Hubcaps, 2 2-Wheen Ca. Speakers, Speakers, 24-4S Stereo Set. 21 AC Transceivers, W'Case, 10 Cameras. Protector, Camera Game Car-trk)e. Register, i Dtapnone, Anmversarv Jewelry Boies Green Vase Assorted Costume 4 Wa'cnes.

Typewriters. 'Log raer 2 Scas. i Tenrs Rack-.