Lake Charles American-Press from Lake Charles, Louisiana • Page 8

JULY 4, 1966, Lake Chorles Americon Press AREA OBITUARIES RIES MRS. FRANCES ALLEN DERIDDER Funeral servIces for Mrs. Frances Allen, were held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the First Methodist: Church here. Burial was in the Woodlawn Cemetery under direction of the Hixson Funeral Home.

Mrs. Allen died at 4:15 p.m.| Saturday in an Alexandria nursing home. Survivors are three daughters. Mrs. John L.

Cooper of Beaumont, Mrs. Grace Robertson of Pineville and Mrs. Mae Rodgers of Mansfield. 12 grandchildren: 29. great grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.

JOE O. AGUILLARD EUNICE Funeral services for Joe O. Aguillard. 71. were at 4 p.m.

Sunday in LeJeune Memorial Baptist Church. Burial was in Mount Calvary Cemetery under direction of Ardoin Funeral Home. Mr. Aguillard, a lifelong restdent. nf Eunice, died at 9:15 a.m.

Saturday in a Mamou hospital after a brief illness. Survivors are one daughter. Deanna Aguillard of Houston, and three brothers, Joel Aguillard of Eunice. Noah Aguillard of Lake Charles and Abel Aguillard of Basile. DEVINE G.

FRANKS Fune services for Devine Darwin Franks, 47, of Woodworth. a former resident of Lake Charles, were to be at 10 a.m. today from the Lake Charles Bible Church with the Rev. Lowell Baggett, pastor, officiating. Burial was to be in Dry Creek Cemetery under dirertion of Hammer Funeral Home.

Mr. Franks died at 4:30 p.m. Saturday in Woodworth. He was a steamfitter at England Air Force Base pear Aleandria. He was a member of Rudolph Krause Lodge 433.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary Pauline Franks: three daughiers Peggy, Pattie and Pamela Franks. all of Woodworth: four brothers, Jimmy, Quentin and Finus Franks, all of Austin, and Corporal Franks of Dayton, Ohio: two half-brothers. Max Stracner of Austin and Billy Burns of New Jersey, and a half-sister. Mrs.

Helen Heaton of Dayton. MRS. LILLIAN FUSELIER Funeral services for Mrs. lian Fuselier, 66, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday from St.

et Catholic Church. A rosary will be said at 8i pm. today in the North Chapel: of Hixson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Pine Hill Cemetery in Iowa. Mrs.

Fuselier died at. 6:30 am. today in a local hospital. She was a resident. of 2921 Enterprise Blvd.

and a native of Opelousas. Survivors include one son. Charles Fuselter of Lake Charles: three daughters, Mrs. Claude Verret and Mrs. Hazel Snyder, both of Lake Charles.

and Mrs. George Solomon of Vidor, three brothers. Joe, Ike and Charles: Richard, all of Lake two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Clements Mrs. Aline Leblanc, both of Lake Charles, and nine grandchildren.

MRS. FRANCIS JANIES Funeral arrangements are incomplete for Mrs. Frances Katherine Janies, 71, 3104 Deaton who died at 3 p.m. Saturday. Mrs.

Janies was a native of Iota. Burial will be in St. Paul Cemetery in Eunice. A service will be conducted in Eunice by the Rev. H.

G. Magehee. pastor of the Southside Tabernacle in Lake Charles. Survivors include two ters, Mrs. W.

D. Risher of Lake Charles and Mrs. rence J. Fontenot of Augusta, three sons, S. Sgt.

Leonard Bourgeouis of the U. S. Army, Paul Janies of Opelousas and Wenzil Janies of Eunice. Also four step daughters, Mrs. Byron Douglas of Vidor, Mrs.

Louie Peco and Mrs. Vertis Liscomb, both of Mauriceville. and Mrs. Hayward Berwick of Beaumont, Tex. JOE KINGREY Funeral arrangements are infor Joe Kingrey, 53, of Orangefield, who died at 12:30 a.m.

today after a long illness. Time and place of services will be announced by the Hammer Funeral Home of Lake Charles. A native of Calcasieu Parish he had been employed by the American Bridge Co. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lucille Kingrey: two sons, Lester Kingrey of Orangefield and Martin Kingrey of Orange.

four brothers, Fred and Wilson Kingrey both of Lake Charles, James Kingrey of Moss Bluff, and Arie Kingrey of Starks; one sister, Mrs. Remie Green of Abbevilie, and two grandchildren. DALLAS F. McCULLEN DERIDDER Funeral serv. jices for Dallas F.

McCullen. 62. were to he at. 2 p.m. today from the First.

Baptist Church here with the Rev. Emory Wallace officiating. Burial was to be in Beaure-1 gard Cemetery under direction of the Hisson Funeral Home. Mr. McCullen died at p.m.

Saturday in his home. JOSEPH PICOU (See Story on Page 3) CREOLE Graveside serv. ices for Joseph Picou, 63, will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday in LaBove Cemetery in Creole with Rev. Eugene Senneville, pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church in Cameron, officiating.

A rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today in the O'Donnell Funeral Home chapel. Mr. Picou died at 2:15 p.m. Sunday of a heart attack in Cameron.

He was a shrimp fisherman and had lived in Cameron 15 vears. Survivors are wife. three the former Irene LaBove: sons. Calvin and Justin Picon. both of Cameron, and John Picou of Houma: four daughters, Mrs.

Hazel Bourgeois, Mrs. Winnie Thibodeaux. Mrs. Maggie Pellegrin and Mrs. Shirley Boudreaux, all of Houma.

Also, two brothers, Emile and Louis Picou, both of Houma and three sisters, Mrs. Irvin Duplantis and Mrs. Ellen Babin. both of Houma, and Mrs. Willard LeBlanc of Montegue.

DULA WAYNE WHITE VINTON Funeral ments are incomplete for Dula Wayne White, 19, who died at 3:45 p.m. Saturday in a San Diego, Calif. naval hospital, after a long illness. The son of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl White of Many, and former resident of Vinton, he had entered the Navy in February of this year. Time and place of services will be announced by the son Funeral Home of Vinton. He was a native of Vinton and lived here until he was 15 when the family moved to Many. In addition to his parents, survivors are two brothers, Rodney White of San Pedro, Calif. and Patrick White of Many; four sisters, Mrs.

Janet Mizell of Kreole, Mrs. Sandra Picard of Vinton, and Jennie Lee White and Pamela White both of Many, and his grandmother, Mrs. Elodee White of Vinton. CLEARANCE Entire Stock of Spring Summer DRESS SHOES NOW PRICE CELLINI NOW 11.00 .00 Regular $22 TROYLINGS NOW 9.00 Regular $18 TOWN COUNTRY NOW 8.50 Regular $17 FOOT FLAIRS NOW 8.50 Regular $17 VAL -DEL NOW 7.50 Regular $15 CORONADO NOW 7.50 Regular $15 SBICCA NOW 6.00 Regular $12 BUSKENS NOW 4.50 Regular $9 SUMMER SANDALS PRICE Children's Spring Summer Entire Stock Spring Summer DRESS SHOES HANDBAGS NOW PRICE NOW PRICE ALL SALES FINAL Golding's Mental prisoners release hostages LARNED. Kan.

(AP) A riot: at the Larned "State Hospital ended Sunday with the release of seven hostages who had been held 712 hours in the ward for insane criminals. Eleven patients smashed furniture and windows. armed themselves with clubs, scissors and a bottle of clearning fluid and barricaded the west wing of the security hospital." They threatened to make fire bombs with the fluid. The inmates demanded, and got, a conference with state offi-1 cials about alleged over the way the ward is run. Dr.

Robert Haines, state institutional director. and Charles McAtee, state prison director, flew to Larned from Topeka. Dr. Epert Larsson, staff psychiatrist in charge of hospital security, was brought to the hospital from his home in Hutchinson by highway patrol car. The hostages were released within 15 minutes after Haines and McAtee arrived.

seven psychiatric aides. along with four inmates who also had been held in the ward since Saturday night. walked out. of the door. At the insistence nf the inmates.

three newsmen took part in the conference. inmates made no complaints of brutality or poor food. alleged that there were no Local teacher ends workshop on LSU campus BATON ROUGE-Mrs. Mary Keith Miller of Lake, Charles participated in the annual Louisiana Workshop on Economic Education which closed on the Louisiana State versity campus here Friday. The three-week workshop was sponsored and supported by the Louisiana Council on Economic Education, which is composed of business and industrial leaders from throughout the state.

Mrs. Miller is a teacher at the Prien Lake Elementary school in Lake Charles. fixed rules under which the psychiatric aides worked: that sev. eral physicians are Cuban refugees who specialize more in medical treatment than psychiatric work. Dr.

Haines promised that the complaints would be investigated. Four arrested for Sunday beer sales Owners of two local establishments will be charged Tuesday with selling beer on Sunday. Major Rodney Simon, chief of detectives said today follow. ing arrests Sunday. arrested the owner and a waitress of the 1 El Rio Restaurant.

914 Broad about 11:45 a.m.. and also ar. rested the owner of Mayo's Grocerv and a juvenile at 1925 Evans about 10:07 a.m. Simon said a detective bought a couple of glasses of beer at the restaurant in the presence of witnesses. Arrested and released on bond were Severio (Joe) Urdiales, 65, and a waitress, Anna Belle Nichols.

38. of 1240 Louisiana St. Arrested in the grocery store. where beer was reportedly sold over the counter, was Lennie Mayo. 13, store owner and a 14-year-old boy.

Firm opens in Chennault park Frank Milby had been named dealer of 2. new farm and industrial dealership of the International Harvester at 4933 E. Broad St. in the Chennault AF'B industrial park. The announcement of the opening of the firm, Calcasieu Equipment came from International Harvester's Jackson, Miss.

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