The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • Page 35

1 THE ADVOCATE MESSENGER, Danville, Kentucky, Wednesday, May 6, 1981 AP Laserphete Dogfight raided Officers with riot batons keep order as some of 42 suspects Police arrested 42 men and women in the raid which wait in the bloodstained dogfight pit following a police culminated one year of undercover work by various raid of a dogfight in Stacy, over the weekend. agencies. Police news In Boyle County Man injured in fire A 25-year-old Harrodsburg man received burns to his arms and head Tuesday night when he tried to toss a pan of burning grease into a yard outside a Danville house. Wayne Richardson of Harrodsburg Route 6 was treated at the emergency room of Ephraim McDowell Memorial Hospital and later released. Richardson reportedly was attempting to put out a stove fire in the kitchen of Mrs.

Roy Bryant's home at 464 High St. when he was burned. Nine regular and volunteer city firefighters arrived at the High Street house at 8:29 p.m. For about 20 minutes, the firefighters used exhaust fans to extract smoke from the house. Richardson was taken to EMMH by Danville- County Rescue Squad members Mike Adams and Woodrow Goodlett.

Squad member Dale Knight also was at the scene. Shoplifting alleged Two Danville women were charged with theft by unlawful taking in connection with an alleged shoplifting incident at Heck's Department Store Tuesday night Sharon A. Miller, 23, 202 S. Second and Darlene Davis, 20, Main Street, Junction City, were taken into custody at 9:10 p.m. by city police officers who were responding to a complaint filed by Bill Rolley, Heck's manager.

The two women allegedly attempted to take $65 worth of merchandise. Ptl John Deering made the arrest. In Lincoln County Crab Orchard couple injured LEXINGTON A Crab Orchard couple remains in St. Joseph Hospital suffering from injuries sustained in a traffic accident Tuesday. Engle Brock was listed in critical condition in the intensive care unit and his wife.

Sally, was listed as satisfactory today. Both suffered multiple injuries The Brock auto and a semitrailer collided on Interstate 75 and U.S. 60. In Garrard County Chain saws taken from farm LANCASTER A break-in was reported over the weekend at Bluegrass Farms, owned by N.B. Hunt, in northern Garrard County.

Lee Steele of Lexington, a fencing contractor, told Garrard County sheriff's officers that two chain saws were taken from his tool shed sometime over the weekend. Garrard court news Marriage license Shawn W. and Nicholet A. Coomer, 12 LANCASTER A marriage license acres on Poor Ridge Pike. has been issued in Garrard County Charles Turner to Grace T.

Turner, Clerk William Layton's office to: lot in Ponderosa Estate Subdivision on Old Danville Road. Curt Carrier. 24. Malone and Hyde, Henry and Ruby Wylie to Delbert and Jeanne Phillips, 18, Christian and Childers, on Beverly property Appalachian Project, both of Lan- Copper Creek. caster Martin D.

and Carol L. McKay to Kelly W. and Thersa D. Mink, lot on Deeds Hil-n-Dale Drive, Lancaster. Property transfers recorded in Carl M.

and Melinda M. Gosney to Garrard County include: Martin R. Lee, property in BryantMary and Henderson Goins Jr. to sville. Michael and Patricia Grimes Elmer and Veda Wilmot to Rhonda property on Hamilton Avenue, W.

and Kenneth Ellis, 1.09 acres on Lancaster Copper Creek Road. Winfred and Elizabeth C. Broadus and Janice and Richard Sweeney to Civil Judgment Charles and Betty Scott. 6.393 acres Civil judgments handed down in on Scenic Drive and Hill-n-Dale circuit court include: Drive. Lancaster A.

Hall vs. Elmer Royce Hall, Lloyd and Wanda B. Simpson to marriage dissolved. The Advocate -Messenger war ept Saturday Sunday D. The Advocate Messenger 126 Walnut, Danville.

Kenturk, Second class postage paid at Danville, Ken tucky Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press iS ex clus. vely entitled to the use for publications and not otherwise of all news dispatches credited to this paper and also the local news published herein Subscription rates By foot carrier $3.70 City and area deaths Roscoe Powell, retired merchant, dies in Garrard LANCASTER Roscoe Powell, 90, a retired merchant and farmer, died at 3:20 a.m. today at his residence on Old Danville Road, Lancaster. He was a retired groceryman and had owned grocery stores in Diming, Silver City and Bayard, N.M., and in Lancaster. He was born May 23, 1890, in Clay County and was a son of the late Bill and Elizabeth Mosley Powell.

He belonged to Lancaster Church of God and was a retired farmer. He was preceded in death by a son, Monroe Powell and a daughter, Mrs. Roy (Ann) Southers. Survivors include his wife, Susie Pennington Powell; two sons, Morgan T. of Lancaster and Edd Powell of El Paso, Texas; two daughters, Mrs.

Link (Myrtle) Stump of Lancaster and Mrs. Jim (Kate) Brown of El Paso; 13 grandchildren and-27 7 greatgrandchildren and three great-greatgrandchildren. Funeral will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Ramsey Funeral Home by the Revs. Arlis Luttrell and Lloyd Harris.

Burial will be in Fogertown Cemetery in Clay County. Visitation will be at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Thursday. Austin Barnes LEXINGTON Austin Barnes, 70, of 643 Bellaire Lexington, father of Martha Lee Warner of Harrodsburg, died Tuesday at Central Baptist Hospital here. He was a native of Harrison County and also is survived by his wife, Mabel Cain Barnes; another daughter, five grandchildren and great-grandchild.

Funeral will be held Pu at uneral 10:30 Home a.m. Thursday at Whaley in Cynthiana. Burial will be in Crest Lawn Cemetery, Georgetown. Visitation will be after 4 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Earl D. King HARRODSBURG Earl Darwin King, 61, of 544 Euclid Lexington, died Monday at his residence. He was a retired laborer and a veteran of World War II, Survivors include a sister, Pearl King of Lexington. Graveside services were scheduled at 3:30 p.m. today at Spring Hill Cemetery with the Rev.

Mike Moore officiating. Funeral arrangements were made by Alexander and Royalty Funeral Home. Doris H. Singleton Doris Heller Singleton, 51, of Louisville, who has relatives in this area, died Thursday at her residence of an apparent heart attack. The widow of Marvin E.

Singleton, who died April 25, Mrs. Singleton was the daughter of the late Kelsey and Mary Ann Heller. She was born July 16, 1930. Mrs. Singleton was employed by Southern Optical Company in Louisville.

She was a member of St. Luke Catholic Church and Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include a son, Marvin E. Singleton Jr. of Louisville; three daughters, Tina Lunsforth and Ann Singleton, both of Louisville, and Patsy Parrotte of Murray, and four grandchildren.

Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Owens Funeral Home in Louisville. Burial as in Cave Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Vancie Singleton, Chester Singleton, Harlan Singleton, James Singleton, Delbert Singleton and Lester Maddox. Funerals Hospital notes Liberty LIBERTY Fourteen persons were admitted and 12 were discharged at Casey County War Memorial Hospital April 28 through Tuesday. Those admitted include Lora Harris, Kenneth E.

Sanders, Cranston Wesley and Dessie Allen, all of Liberty; Mary Jane Pierce, Dunnville Route Nancy Louise Brooks and Thomas R. Brooks, Hustonville Route Mary Dorothy Mattingly, Liberty Route Stanley R. Emerson and Bernard Peyton, both of Liberty Route Marie Grairender, Liberty Route Reva B. Coleman, Yosemite; and George Pevey, Liberty Route 6. Patients discharged from the hospital are Albert E.

Foster, Mary Elizabeth Mason, Cora H. Rayburn, J. McWilliams, Edith Whiles, Dessie Allen, Verion M. Ellis, Nancy L. Brooks, Mary Jane Pierce, James Baldock, Victoria A.

Woodrum and Norma June Wilcher. Lancaster LANCASTER Twenty-three persons were admitted and 34 dismissed during the past week at Garrard County Memorial Hospital. Admitted were Grant White, Montie Prewitt. Pauline Lay, Ora Davis, Connie Cornelius, Flossie Anderson, Roscoe Hamilton, Lillie Adkins, Vertie Duncan, Louise Eagle, Janice Ball. Jeremy Rhodus, Vickie Hendrickson, Ollie Howard, Deanna Hafley.

Pearl Jones, Marshall Chilton, Timothy Long, Ollie Tankersley, Addie Murphy, Anna Teater, Donald Ray Lane, Georgia Kidwell. Dismissed were Roscoe Hamilton, Deanna Hafley, Loudella Sparks, Verna Conine, Otto Simpson, Edna Saylor, Jack Rhodus, Ora Davis, Mildred Penman, Vickie Hendrickson, Connie Cornelius, Timothy Peal Long, Donald Lane, Mattie Mullins, Don Haught, Ruth Wright, Lucy Adams, Betty Montgomery and newborn, Betty Daugherty, Gladys Curtis, Jenny McCormack. Virgie Adams, Pauline Lay, Jeremy Rhodus, Alma Killion, Bertha Mayfield, Mary Wallace, Flossie Anderson, Montie Prewitt, Janice Ball, and Della Hamilton. Dallas W. Currens BURGIN Funeral for Dallas W.

Currens, 72, of 105 West Court, Burgin, were held today at Alexander and Royalty Funeral Home. Burial was in Bellevue Cemetery, Danville. Pallbearers were Thurman Hardin, Cecil Darland, Wade Darland William Currens, James Walter Carmickle and Harold Carmickle. Tyler E. Morgan MORELAND Services for Tyler E.

Morgan, 46, of Stanford, who died Monday, were held today at W.L. Pruitt Funeral Home. Burial was in Salyers Cemetery. Palbearers were Jimmy Walls, James Warwick, Homer Standifer and Leroy, Leonard and William Duffield. Besides his wife, Beulah, he is survived by his mother, Fronnie Morgan, Danville, who was omitted from the list in Tuesday's edition of The Advocate-Messenger.

2 indicted ed by Garrard jury LANCASTER The Garrard Grand Jury returned two indictments Monday during the opening day of circuit court. Kenneth Hacker and Leroy Ferguson were indicted for forgery in connection with the passing of a check Saturday at The Picture tube in Pleasant Retreat Plaza south of Lancaster. L.E. Frye was indicted for the theft of a water truck belonging to L.B. Ray.

In other court matters, Charles Settles plead guilty to theft. However, formal sentencing was deferred pending a presentence investigation. Settles allegedly purchased goods from A.T. Arnold's Service Station and Auto Parts under the pretense of being an employee of Lancaster Motors. Members of the grand jury include May Rice, Donald Cora, Florence Pardue, Doris Hurt, Mike Partick, Daniel Purcell, Sam Saly, John May, Jamesetta Kurtz, David Coffey, Samuel Renfroe, and Judy Petrie, foreman.

The grand jury will convene again on May 19. Lincoln County court news Marriages STANFORD Marriage licenses! have been issued in Lincoln County Clerk William Folger's office to: Jeffrey Allen Reynolds, 17, resturant, Kings Mountain, and Bonnie Bullock, 14, unemployed, Waynesburg Route 3. Billy Joe Taylor, 26, salesman, Tupelo, and Marilyn Wilson, 18, unemployed, Waynesburg Route 2. Deeds Property transfers recorded in Lincoln County include: Donnie G. and Carolyn Yaden to Margaret Auxier, two lots in Meadow Brook Subdivision.

Clark and Teresa Cook to Dallas and Melinda Taylor, five acres northeast of Kings Mountain. Garrard County LANCASTER Cases handled in Garrard District Court, listed by name, charge, fine, court costs, and jail sentence, where applicable, include: Elaine Elam, theft by deception, $10 dismissed upon payment of restitution and arrest fee; and Burgess Hubert and Violet Hawkins to' William E. and Emma H. Folger, deed of correction on 6.4 acres off Newland Lane. Nellie B.

Dyehouse to Douglas D. Smith, 1.61 acres on Ky. 39 near Crab Orchard. Dorothy M. Embry and R.W.

and Lucy A. Gilbert to R.W. and Lucy Gilbert, two tracts on Lancaster Street, Stanford. Raymond D. Smalley to Georgia D.

Smalley, quit claim deed on one-half acre on Ottenheim Road. Donald and Ollie King to Marvin Brock, 21.48 acres on Phil Church Road. Boyle Block Company, Inc. to Clarence F. and Elizabeth A.

Reid, lot in Miracle Acres Subdivision one and one-half miles north of Hustonville. news and' Faye Padgett to Hickey Young, property in Waynesburg. Maurice C. and Gloria S. Thomas to Gregory C.

and Terri C. Thomas, two lots in Knobs View Subdivision. Phillip E. and Lillian S. Shelton to Susan C.

Brock, 1.08 acres on Lancaster Street, Crab Orchard. Jerry L. and Violet R. Phelps to James and Sandra Cheek, lot in Westview Acres Subdivision. Robert and Shirley Wilson to Gary and Peggy Shelton, property on Ky.

1247 near Waynesburg. Gary and Peggy Shelton to Boyce T. and Sue H. Reynolds, two tracts in Wilson Subdivision near Waynesburg. Thomas A.

and Patricia F. Downey to Thomas W. and Joyce L. Downey, .48 of an acre on Lou Street in Kriss Meadows Subdivision. District Court records records Bumgardener, failure to maintain and Elza Hall, public drunkenness, records of livestock purchases, $25 $35.50 and four days.

probated and $30.50. Georgia Matthews, theft by deception, dismissed upon payment of Wayne Davis, public drunkenness, restitution; Lloyd Graham, public and Charlie Ray, reckless intoxication, $10 and and driving, $25 and $35.50, and at- Bobby Landrum, public intoxication, tempting to elude police, dismissed; $35.50 and time served. Fashion SALE! Just in time! Pre-season, super value -packed summer fashions at prices you can afford and savings you don't want to miss! ROMPERS SHORT Values to $9.99 2 for $15 PANTS Values to $14.99 $10 SKIRTS. Values to $13.99 $10 TOPS Values to $9.99 2 for $15 Values to $7.99 TOPS. to $8.99 Big- City Fashion At A Small- -Town Price.

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