Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 2

MHIer, Mt. Harmon) thre lep-rters, ClatfonC.ctJgcrA-Wednosday. Asst j. 1370 ley, a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Graves, Baton Rouge; lister, Mrs.

Ma Franks, Lake Charles, two brothers, G. C. Baker, Minden, and Giii' Baker, Norphlet, also II grandchil. dren and 13 great grandchildren. i I Ponder, S.

D. Spanrt, J. A. O'Neal, R. T.

Douglas, and E. L. Perntt. Honorary pallbearers are Dr. T.

K. Williams, Dr. Thomas Safley, Vernon J. Jones, 11. N.

Stockett, and Lamar EIIL). J. If. Kcciiaii HUMBOLT, Tenn. James Hamilton Keenan, 59, of Hum-bolt, and a former resident of Jackson, d'ed Tuesday afternoon at St.

Mary's Hospital here. He was a former restaurant owner and retired innkeenc for Holiday Inns and United Inns. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Kathleen Richardson Keenan, ClarfomlLeDgct Published dally 311 E. Pearl St.

Jackson. Ms. 39301 Mailing Addrasi P. O. Box ao, Jackson, Mis.

39205 Second-clasa postage paid at Jackson, Mississippi Subscription Rate by I "dependant Carrier, local agent, or motor rout In Itva Slei ot Mississippi. Dally Sunday Dally Only Only Sunday tWeek -49 I Month til MAIL RATES IN MISSISSIPPI Period Dally. Dally Sunday mrs. Deny unir, mm Slaven. Baton Rouge, and Mrs.

Annie Prine, Kentwoodi a brother, Otis Slaven, Kentwood) six haK-brothers, Bobby and J. P. Slaven, both of Pride, Olhe Lea and Ed Slaven, botn of Kentwood, Rodney Slaven, Baton Rouge, and Billy Slaven, Zacharyj also II grandchildren. FRANK K. KEYES HAZLEHURST Funeral services for Prank K.

Keyes, IS, war held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Hertman Funeral Home. Burial was In Ashley cemelery. Ha died Monday at nursing home here. Survivor are on sister, Mrs.

Mamie King, Crystal Springs and number of nephews and nieces. A. WHITTINGTON GLOSTER Services for Amol L. Whiltington, 50. were held Saturday afternoon In Liberty Baptist Church.

Burial wai In Liberty amatory with Brown Funeral Home, In charge of ar. rangementi. A nativ and resident of Amlf ruon-fy, Mr. Whltlington died at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital, Baton Rouge, trcm Inluries received whan fell from a scaffold while employed at Prlncevlll Canning St. Franclivllle, La.

Survivors are hll Mr. and Mrs. Jewell L. Whlttlngtsn, slsisr, Mrs. Margaret Laird, his grsndmolhers, Mn.

Nancy Boyd, and Mrs. Fannie SandhV, all of Amlf county, and hll grandfather, Fred Lilly. Jackson, LI. MRS. UNA MOJELIY GLOSTER Services tor Mrs.

Lena Baker Moseley, 19, war held In Galilee Baptist church here. Burial wai In Roselend cemetery. loiter. Mri. Moseley, a resident of Glostar, died in Guest House In Baton Rouge.

She was native of Louisiana. Survivors ar two sons, Dr. Fred B. Moseley, Atlanta, and E. V.

Mose onla Methodist Church. Burial will follow in Glenwood Cemetery with Hancock Funeral Hxne and Stricklin-King Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Graham died Tuesday In Kino's Dauoniers' Hospital toileting lengthy Illness. A native of Warren County, she had lived In Benionia most ot her lite.

Sna was a member of Bentonia Methodist Church. Survivors Include her husband. James E. Graham) two daughters. Rebecca Graham of Bentonia and Mrs.

Mary Taylor of Fayavllle, Ge.) on grandson; her mother, Mrs. Rebecca S. Harris, of Bentnniai on siller, Mrs. Marvin Day of AnniHon, Ala. MRS.

SARAH GIBSON McCOMB Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Joan Gibson, (0, will ba held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Hart man Funeral Home. Interment will be in Hollywood Cemelery. She died Monday at her residence In Decatur, Ga.

Sh was nativ of Pike Survivors ar en ion, C. Gibson Palataka, Fie en daughter. Miss Alexin Gibson, Decatur, Ga.l on brother, Lee Ven Orden, Columbia, one lister, Mrs. Roia Jones. Columbia) on grandchild.

J. P. SLAVIN OSYKA Services for ernes PMehor Slaven, St, war halo in Mt. Harmon Baptist church and burial wai In Mt. Harmon cemetery.

Mr. Slaven was nativ of Plk County, nd resident of nearby Mt. Herman community. died In Mage Clinic. Frenkllnton.

Survivors are hli wit, Gertrude Brooki Slaven; his itpmothr, Mrs. Car. rla Veven, Baton Rougai four sons, John Henry and James C. Slaven, Jackson. Jo Slaven, Mt.

Hermon, and Jim liven, Kentwood; three daughtari, Mrl. Olyn-dora White, Port Allen, Dora Lee Brown, Baton Rouge, and M'l. Diane Moak, Mt. Harmon i a lister, Mri. Lsnla Liesirea eunoey uniy uniy rie year nao (it.ig Months UtO tM Months 4.10 LEATHER FORECAST Rain is forecast Wednesday over Snuch of the Southwest and from the Midwest to the Carolinas.

temperatures are expected for most of the country. MAIL RATES OUT OP MISSISSIPPI PI Period Dally a. Dally Sunday nday vetirev eunoey uniy uniy Jnlv three sons, James R. Keenan, New York and the ew Lrgland states will be cooler. una rear js.so as.so S34.4B 111.

eg e.lfj l.ii won ins jo Month! MI Wirephoto. ba In rheroe and burial will ba In Oak-rtrwe Cemehwy. A naiir- of Panola County, Mr Grlf'is had lived in Clarkidale since 194a. Ha was a retired farmer and employe tha Federal compress. Survivors ara three daughters, Mrs.

A. Puckett of Wniiehaven. Mrs. Dual H. Karl of Oxford and Mrs.

Jim Harrison of Ciarksdale; three sons, Thomas Grltlis of Miiitd, Carl G'itfls of Ciarksdale and Sherman Grllfis a Milwaukee, Wis. ROY I. SMITH BATESVILLE Funeral services for Roy Irvin Smith, 57, will be held VVedrwv day at 2 p.m. at Pope Baptist Church. Burial will be In chapel Mill cemetery near Pope, Dickens Funeral Home In charge.

Mr. Smith died at Memphis hospital Monday afternoon. He leavea his wife, Mrs. Mary Brawn Smith, Pooei ana son. Terry Smith, Pone, one daughter, Mrs.

Sandrey Smith, Pope; his mother, Mrs. Tommie L. Smith of Pope; two brothers. W. B.

Smith, Jackson, Rev. James H. Smith, DecatmvlMe, ana litter, Mrs. Batty rVerlell. Memphis.

MRS. PANNII SANDIM YAZOO ClTY Funeral service for Mrs. Fannie Inai tplart Sanders. H. will ba conducted at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Slrlcklin.lng Funeral Home chapel. Burial will ba In Concord Cemetery. Mrs. Sanders died Monday at tha family residence following a lengthy Illness. A litelonf resident of Yoioo County, she was a member of Andlng Baptist Church.

Survivors Include her husband, Willie T. "Bill" Sanders; two sons, J. W. Sanders of Yatoe City and R. O.

Sanders of Bentonlai two daughters. Mrs. Herman Hildebrand of Bentonle. and Mrs. Herbert Thrash of Flora; grandchildren) tour brn'hers, Ray Solars, of Salt Lake City, Utah, Arthur and J.

W. Splars, both of Yaoo City and Frank D. Splars of 0k Grove. La. three listers, Mrs.

Thand Calcote of Meridian, Mrs. Thomas Smith of Brookhaven and Mrs. Sam Liyacno of San Antonio, Tax. WILLIAM S. ARRINOTON FOR EST Services tor William I.

Ar-rlngton, 7, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Lee Chapel her with burial folowlng In tha Leaf River Came- ''iTe died In the Jackson VA hospital Tuesday after a short illness. Survivors ara five slaters, Mrs. Annie Bailey, Forest, Mrs. Gertrude Crumpton, Pescaooule, Mlse Geneva Arrlngton, Mertaan, Mrs.

Willi B. Sanford, Poplar-vWe, Mrs. Bertha Duckworth, New Orleans; three brothers, Charlie and C. J. Arrlnqton of Seminary and H.

G. Harrington of Aayloravllle. MRS. REBECCA ORAHAM YAZOO CITY Funeral services for Mrs. Rebecca Harris Graham, it, will ba conducted at p.m.

Wednesday at Ban- 5 Same Ole Forecast 1 moll to armed oervlc person net basis wher crrlr aarylc It not vejiabl one half price. Mall subscriptions, ar peyebl In go vane. Back copies, If avaiieble. Me per copy dally, 40c par copy Sunday, far your protection send ramlttanct by Check or money order. Mall subscriptions are not accepted ta Cities or rural great served by Ctrrksf Motor Rout or La.

dellvtry. Chicago 44 Danvar 11 40 Detroit 71 Ft. Worth Helena, Mon'. 50 40 Houston, Te. 90 Little Rork V7 Lot Anodes SO 44 Memphis 77 .14 Miami Beach 01 Minneapolis 50 Mobile 70 New Orleans 'I 74 New York f3 44 Oklahoma City 9S 74 Phoenli, Arls.

100 74 St. Louis 44 San Francisco 57 51 Saattla 71 51 Shraveoorl 95 77 Washington, D. C. 12 70 Wlrhlta, Kan. 99 71 Red Etta Ease onJoya GOING ON OUR Roses say LOVEYOCJ THRU SILVER EAGLE BUS TO TAMPA l.

DEPARTMINT Of COMMERCI IVEATHIR BUREAU JtCkMD, MMtlHipOt Climalofoaicel Data Wednetday. Aug. Forecasts Jackson and VKinlly: Partly cloudy aa.d i warm through Thursday, 1 malnty afternoon and evenlnp fhun- derstiowers, lows 75, hlght 9J. Burnett Reservoir: Variable wind 1J knots, ousts near thundershowers. North Mississippi: Partly cloudy, Hnt and humid through Thursdiy, scat-tered attarnoon and t'enlng thundsr itormi, lows In tha 70s, hlshs In tha mlddia 90s.

Eaianded Outlook: Not so warm Frldiy 2 through Sunday, chanca of thundor showers, low In low 70s, hljht In low 0t. South Mississippi: Partly cloudy and warm fhrouoft Thursday. wMely acattarad mainly attarnoon and, eve--. nlng thundershowers, lowt 72-71. high! 90-94.

Extended Outlook; Partly cloudy to clear, oulte warm Friday thrciah Sunday, scattered attarnoon and eve- nlng thundershowers, llltla less mi-I maroua on Sunday. Iowa In 70s, highs In mid t0. Sunset Wednesday 7 55 p.m. Sunrltt Thursday am. Tuesday Record In Jackson Midnight a a m.

12 Noon Tarnparatura 7t 71 it Dawpoint 7 75 7 71 Ra). Hum. ai 10OH 75t MH SB5 54 NWS SF1 Se Lev. Bars. 30 05 MO 30.0 Jo 01 Temperature Today Yaar Ago Record Hlghast 94 10 in 197 Ldwatt 75 64 Mlnl9 Precipitation last 24 hours: 1.11 Inch.

Paarl Rlvar at Jackson at 5 taat, op 0 2 toot. X. Slat and National Temperatures and Rainfall Riverwood Florist of Board of Deacons of Griffith Memorial Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife; one daughter. Mrs.

Elnora Graves of Jackson; one brother, Albert K. Mangum ofJackson; Albert K. Mangum of Jackson; three sisters, Mrs. Hardy Jones of McGee, Mrs. Ruth Finch of Jackson and Mrs.

Ed Hathorn of Collins; two grandchildren. Active pallbearers will be Lenrlol Jones, Kenneth Hathorn, J. W. Finch, Joe McCaskill, James Purvis, Harold Blair, Maurice Whitehead and Wayne Saxton. Honorary pallbearers will be Andy Woods, Sam Nix, Shady Carnes and William Hurst.

Mrs. M. S. Spanii Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtis Flurry Spann, 61, of Pelahatchie and Perkinston will be held at 3:00 p.m.

Tuesday at Pine Grove United Methodist Church near Lucedal. Interment will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Spann died early Monday morning at Methodist Hospital in Hattiesburg following a long illness. A native of George County, Mrs.

Span was a longtime resident of Pelahatchie, and had made her home in Perkinston for the past several months. She was a registered nurse, being a graduate of the old Mississippi Charity Hhospital of Jackson School of Nursing. She had been employed as a nurse at the Davis Clinic in Bruce, Mississippi, and as a nurse at the old Southern Infirmary in Hattiesburg. She was a member of Pelahatchie United Methodist Church, and was the widow of James S. Spann who preceeded her in death in 1960.

Survivors are four sisters, Mrs. Alma Crane, Hattiesburg, Mrs. Vera Ducke, Pineville, Miss Erma Flurry and Miss Berta Lee Flurry, both of Perkinston, and with whom she had made her home. Her body was taken to George County Funeral Home, Luced-ale, Mississippi, late Monday afternoon. Wright and Ferguson was in charge of local arrangements.

MRS. AODIi McMREIOHT STARKVILLE Funeral services for Mrs. Addle Myers McCrekiht, 3, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at tha Welch Funeral Home. Burial will be In Oddfellow cemetery.

She died Tuesday at tha family residence here. She was born In Rankin County and was the widow of Georva McCreight who died In 1939. She was a member of tha Church of Christ here. Survivors are two sons, Alex H. and James C.

McCrelghti one daughter. Miss Mildred McCreight, all of Starkvllle; two gandchlldren, one great-grandchild. JOSEPH THOMAS ATKINS EUPORA Services for Joseph Thomas Atkins, 7), will ba held Wednesday at 10 a m. In the Oliver Funeral Home Chaoel, with burial following In tha LaGrange Cemetery In Choctaw Co. Atkins, a reitred farmer, and a member of tha LaGrange Methodist Church, died Tuesday morning at the Greenwood-Leflore Hospital after a short Illness.

Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. J. L. Welch. Columbus, and Mrs.

H. Tharp, Eupora. J. C. ORIFFIS CLARKSDALE.

The time of services for Jessie C. Grlffls, 81, has not been set, but Natlorval Funeral Home will Tr-nltijojs 1MO 2C1 E. Poscagoula Sr. Phone 353-6342 Pecan Pk 355-2662 on Nation's Cold Spot: 11 at Marquette Co. Airport, Mich.

Nation's Hot Spot: 105 at Imperial, Calif. Heaviest Rain: Alma, 1104 Ins. In past 4 hours. RIVER STAGES Flood Present 21-hour stage stage change Stations: MISSISSIPPI St. Louis 30 7.4 0.4Fall Memphis 34 2.5 0.1 Rise Helena 449.2 0.0 Vicksburg 43 7.0 0.1 Rise Natchez 48 11.3 0.1 Fall Red Rvr Ldg 45 12.8 0.0..

Baton Rouge 35 7.0 0.0 New Orleans 17 2.8 0.4 Fall OHIO Pittsburg 25 Plfi.5 0.0 Fall 40 16.9 0.7Fall PEARL Jackson 18 2.5 0.4 Fail Pearl River 12 4.0 0.2 Fall fili HUB UNIROYAlj I UNIROYAL UNIK0YAL UNIR0YAL Jackson, Jack H. Keenan, Birmingham, Jerry P. Keenan, New Orleans; one grandson; his mother, Mrs. Floyd H. Keenan, Humbolt; tnree sisters.

Funeral arrangements are in-comp'ete. Hunt Home will have charge. Joe I. Lucas Joe I. Lucas, 79.

of 217 Fred-drica Street, died Tuesday morning at a local hospital after an extended illness. Mr. Lucas was a native of Star City, Arkansas, and had lived the greater part of his life in Jackson. He was a retired shoe salesman, having worked at the Emporium, Giles and the Princess Slipper Shop. He was a member of the Capitol Street United Methodist Church.

Survivors include several nieces and nephews, Including Ralph W. Reed, Jack M. Reed, Mrs. Sadie Carroll, and Mrs. Margaret Buckingham, all of Jackson.

Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cedar Lawn Cemetery, with the Rev. J. K. Stuart, pastor of the Capitol Street United Methodist Church officiating.

Wright Ferguson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. John IT. Mangiim Funeral services for John Houhton Mangum, 61, of 745 North Congress will be conducted Wednesday at 3 p.m. f-om the Baldwin Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Joe Triplett, Mr.

E. C. Williams and the Rev. Carl Savell officiating. Interment will follow in Jackson Memorial Gardens.

Mr. Mangum died Tuesday in the Baptist Hospital after en extended illness. A native of Ma gee, he was a resident of Jackson for 24 years. He was inventory clerk with Nolen Plumbing Company, and a member of the First Baptist Church of Jackson. He was a member of the James Myers Masonic Lodge, Wahabi Shrine Temple, member of Stewardship Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church, member High Lew Rain 05 .07 What imiUMIROYAL AVVZJ HOME AND AUTO CENTER 's aUniroyar: Blloxt Muscle Shoals Grernwood JACKSON McComct Meridian Baton Roug Atlanta Birmingham Boston Buffalo, N.

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tinrtly It)'. she had lived in the Jackson area for the past 25 years. She was a graduate of Alabama Woman's College, and received her Masters Degree from Mississippi College. She was 4th grade teacher at Pearl-McLaurin Elementary School, and was a member of Drake's Chapel United Methodist Church. Survivors are two daughters.

Mrs. Margaret Lay of New York City, and Mrs. Mike Ponder of Jackson; one brother, W. A. Fair, of Greensboro, N.C.

a number of nieces and nephews and four grandchildren. Active pallbearers will be Joe Hill, T. A. Cousar, Russell Mrs. J.

O. Bishop Kirs. J. 0. Bishop, 83, resident of Athens, and mother of Mrs.

L. T. Carl of 3620 Kings Highway, died Tuesday morning In a local nursing home. A native of and former longtime resident of Athens, Mrs. Bishop had lived in Jackson for the past two years.

was a member of the First Baptist Church of Athens. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. L. T. Carl of Jackson, Mrs.

William White, Chattanooga, Mrs. Fred Thomas, of Florence, and Mrs. Dixie Robb, Middletown, Delaware; two sons, S. B. Bishop, South Pittsburgh, and J.

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Her body was sent to Quison-bcrry-Laycock Funeral Home, Athens, where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon. Wright and Ferguson Funeral Home was in charge of local arrangements. Mrs. D. T.

Lay Funeral services for Mrs. D. Lay, 62, of Rt. 4. Fannin Road, will be held at 9:30 a.m.

Wednesday from Wright and Ferguson Chapel, with Rev. Marshall Jenkins, officiating. Interment will be in Lakewood Memorial Park. Mrs. Lay died Monday morning at St.

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