Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 14

I I I I I a a a a a a a a a a a a The Daily News Saturday, August 8, X.M. Frascogna, independent geologist X.M. "Frank" Frascogna, 65, of 4219 Eastover Drive, died Aug. 6, 1987, at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. A mass will be said 10 a.m.

today at St. Peter's Catholic Cathedral with burial in Lakewood Cemetery. Wright Ferguson Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mr. Frascogna was born in New York City.

He was a former resident of Baton Rouge and Houston, Texas. He moved to Jackson in 1951. He received an early education in New York City public schools and later a bachelor's degree in geology from Louisiana State University. He was employed by Pan American Petroleum Corp. as a micropaleontologist in the Texas Gulf Coast region from 1949 to 1951 and as regional geologist in Jackson from 1951 to 1959.

He had been an independent geologist since 1959, including four years (from 1969 to 1972) as a consultant and division manager for Patrick Petroleum Co. Since 1972, Mr. Frascogna had been actively engaged in exploration in the Southeast. He was president of XMCO Inc. and director and vice president of Bay City Minerals Inc.

He was a retired major in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and served in both World War II and the Korean conflict. Mr. Frascogna, a member of numerous professional organizations, had served as president of the Mississippi Geological Society and as editor of the society's publication, Mesozoic-Paleozoic Producing Area of He was a member of the Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists, the American Institute of Professional Geologists and the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Bernadean Culpepper Frascogna; sons, X.M. "Mike" Frascogna Louis Gregory Frascogna, Steven Mark Frascogna and Joseph Patrick Frascogna, all of Jackson; sisters, Mrs. Ronga of New York City, Mrs. Rose Knight of Berkeley, Mrs. Genevieve Prlain of Orinda, and Mrs.

Anne Bates of New Rochelle, N.Y.; brother, Louis Frascogna of New York City; and five grandchildren. Mrs. Elnora Durr Mrs. Elnora Durr, 93, of 1311 Oak Park Drive in Jackson died Aug. 4, 1987, at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center.

Services are 2 p.m. today at Evangelist Temple Church in Jackson Breeland FUNERAL HOMES 3580 Robinson St. Jackson 922-1071 MRS. H. C.

(Pearl) MASON Route 1, Clinton 11 a.m. Saturday Breeland Chapel 221 South Liberty St. Canton 859-3661 QUIET SERVICE WITH DIGNITY, Peoples Funeral Home A TRADITION SINCE 1925 886 N. Farish Street Telephone: 969-3040 BABY ORLANDO JOHNSON 3111 Ivanhoe Street 10 a.m. Saturday Graveside Service Brown Hill Cemetery Florence MR.

ANDREW THOMAS 3027 Brown Street 11 a.m. Saturday Peoples Chapel Garden Memorial Park MRS. ELLEN WARD Florence, Mississippi 11 a.m. Saturday Brown Hill MB Church Church Cemetery Florence MR. SAMPSON ROSS 1135 Wood Street 11 a.m.

Saturday New Hope Baptist Church Truevine Cemetery Brandon MRS. FANNIE MORRISON Chicago, Illinois 12 noon Saturday New Port MB Church Church Cemetery Lexington MRS. VIOLA PATTON Bolton 2 p.m. Saturday Mt. Center MB Church Church Cemetery Pocahontas MRS.

ELNORA DURR 1311 Oak Park Drive 2 p.m. Saturday Evangelist Temple Church Garden Memorial Park MR. EZRA FLETCHER Brandon 2:30 p.m. Saturday Sylvarena Baptist Church Church Cemetery Johns MRS. IDA BEAMON 236 Fairbank Street MR JIMMY McDONALD Madison PEOPLES ASSURED FAMILY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LIFE AND FUNERAL INSURANCE BEFORE NEED FUNERAL PLANNING MONUMENTS NOTARY with burial in Garden Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mrs. Durr was a native of Hot Springs, Ark. She was the national supervisor of the Women's Department of Evangelist Temple churches. She was also affiliated with the House of Refuge for all national Churches of God in Christ. She is survived by her sons, Bishop S.R.

Chambers of Jackson and Robert Durr of Hot Springs; 10 grandchildren; 50 great-grandchildren; 36 great-greatgrandchildren; two-great-great-greatgrandchildren; and two nieces and a nephew. Mrs. H.C. Mason CLINTON Mrs. H.C.

"Pearl" Mason, 86, died Aug. 6, 1987, at Hinds General Hospital in Jackson. Services are 11 a.m. today at Breeland Funeral Home chapel with burial in Lodebar Methodist Church Cemetery. Mrs.

Mason was a native of Smith County, and had lived in Clinton for the past 66 years. She was the widow of Henry Clifton Mason, who died July 7, 1982. She was a member of the Pocahontas United Methodist Church. She is survived by her sons, Henry Lee Mason of Ridgeland, Lafloy Mason of Bolton and William D. Mason of Clinton; daughter, Mrs.

W.G. Miller of Clinton; 16 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. Mrs. Louise T. Murriel CLINTON Mrs.

Louise Thomas Murriel, 55, died Aug. 4, 1987, at her home. Services are 11 a.m. today at Brownsville Missionary Baptist Church in Brownsville with burial in Brownsville Cemetery. Bolton Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Muriel lived in Clinton most of her life and was a retired licensed practical nurse. She was a member of Pilgrim Rest M.B. Church. She is survived by her sons, Ezel Muriel, Larry Muriel and Paul riel all of Clinton, and Walter Murriel of Brandon; daughters, Mrs.

Mildred Smith and Dr. Mary M. White, both of Jackson; father, Roy Thomas of Clinton; sisters, Miss Catherine Thomas and Mrs. Ella Mae Muriel, both of Clinton; and 21 grandchildren. Mrs.

Lena V. Smith Mrs. Lena Varnado Smith, 90, of the Carter Guest Home in Jackson, died Aug. 7, 1987, at the nursing home. Services are 3 p.m.

today at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church near Union Church with burial in the church cemetery. Brook- Service by COLLINS Since 1903 COLLINS FUNERAL HOME, INC. 415 North Farish Street Jackson, Mississippi 39202 948-7223 MR. JIMMY DAVIS, JR. New Orleans, Louisiana 11 a.m.

Saturday Holy Ghost Catholic Church Garden Memorial Park MR. BOBBY THOMAS New York, New York p.m. Saturday Good Samaritan Church Flora Shady Grove Cemetery MRS. GENEVA PATRICK Jackson MR. JIMMY McDAVID Jackson 11 p.m.

Monday Ridley Hill Baptist Church Maidson Church Cemetery Funeral Life Insurance Love is forever. Cook Funeral Home, Inc. 2110 J.R. Lynch Street Jackson, MS. 39209 353-2288 MRS.

LENA B. TARVER 804 West Pascagoula 2 p.m. Saturday Ray's Chapel MB Church Brown Hill Cemetery Brandon MRS. LOUVENIA MARSHALL KING Memphis, Tennessee 1 p.m. Saturday Mt.

Bethear C.M.E. Utica, Mississippi Church Cemetery MRS. HENRIETTA L. STEPTER Liberty, Mississippi 11 a.m. Tuesday Mt.

Sinai Gloster Chuch Cemetery Visit from 7-9 p.m. Cook Chapel MRS. VALMORE MYLES The Wife of Mr. Robert Myles 639 Campbell St. Arrangement to be Announced Burial, Funeral and Life Insurance OUR RULE IS THE GOLDEN RULE haven Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Visitation will be until 2 p.m. today. Mrs. Smith was a member of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. She is survived by 11 nieces and nine nephews.

Mrs. Henry Granberry Jr. Mrs. Henry D. (Lona Granberry 61, of 4702 Chastain Drive died Aug.

6, 1987, at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. Graveside services are 10 a.m. today at Hazlehurst Cemetery. Wright Ferguson Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mrs.

Granberry was a native of San Antonio, 7 Texas, and a former resident of Tyler, Texas, and Vicksburg. She was Catholic and a former medical technologist at St. Elizabeth Catholic Hospital in Tyler. She had worked at University of Mississippi Medical Center for the past 10 years. She is survived by her husband, Henry D.

Granberry daughter, Miss Helen Granberry of Gulfport; son, Henry D. Granberry III of Vicksburg; sisters, Mrs. Helen Potter and Mrs. Sue McRae, both of San Antonio; brothers, the Rev. Hugh Parsons of Houston, Texas, and Edward Parsons of Austin, Texas; and one granddaughter.

Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Ethel Wallace CLINTON Mrs. Ethel Wallace, 77, died Aug. 6, 1987, at Lakeland Nursing Center.

Graveside services were Friday at Walnut Grove Cemetery near Millport, Ala. Mrs. Wallace, the former Ethel Nolen, was a native of Sulligent, and had been a resident of Mississippi for 50 years. She is survived by her son, Gomer Wallace of Clinton; daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Price of Columbia, Mrs.

Elizabeth Taylor of Buras, Mrs. Shirley Grace of Lake Lorman, Mrs. Jane Barr of Jackson and Mrs. Wanda Holmes of Terry; brother, Kelly Nolen of Sulligent; 11 grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren. family requests that memorials be made to the Mississippi Kidney Foundation, 3000 Old Canton Road, Jackson.

Sam Acy Sam Acy, 63, of 2834 Ridgeland Drive died Aug. 5, 1987, at St. Memorial a Hospital. Services were Friday at Wright Ferguson Funeral Home with burial in Lakewood Memorial Park. Mr.

Acy was a resident of Jackson for more than 35 years. He was a member of Daniel Memorial Baptist Church. He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Army. He retired from MFC Services.

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HENRY (LONA GRANBERRY 4702 Chastain Drive 10 a.m. Saturday Graveside Hazlehurst Cemetery MRS. EULA HEIDELBURG 5533 Wayneland Drive 3 p.m. Saturday Graveside Evergreen Cemetery Gulfport, Ms. CENTRALLY LOCATED HIGH AT NORTH WEST STREET MEMBER BY NATIONAL INVITATION ONSM SELECTED MORTICIANS He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Helen Deason Acy; daughters, Mrs. Darryl (Jeanette) Allen and Mrs. Bobby (Judy) Gray, both of Jackson; son, Jerry L. Acy of Clinton; brothers, Angus M. Acy of Black Hawk, Howard Acy of Canton and Walter Acy Sr.

of Brandon; sisters, Mrs. Clarice Dunn and Mrs. Mamie Robertson, both of Greenwood, Mrs. Ernestine Robertson and Mrs. Sara Funderburk of Black Hawk, Mrs.

Lucille Bruce of Lexington and Mrs. Birdie Mae McVeety of Texarkana, Texas; two half brothers; six half sisters; and five grandchildren. Eula Thelma Heidelberg Mrs. L.C. (Eula Thelma) Heidelberg, 80, of Jackson died Aug.

7, 1987, at St. Memorial Hospital. Graveside services are 3 p.m. today in Evergreen Cemetery in Gulfport. Wright Ferguson Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Mrs. Heidelberg, a native of Fort Pierce, was reared in Gulfport. She had been resident of Jackson since 1955. She was a member of Briarwood United Methodist Church, the Eastern Star and the Past Matrons Club. She is survived by her husband, Luther Carter Heidelberg; sons, Lewis Carter Heidelberg of Jackson and James Gordon Heidelberg of Wilmington, and three grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.

Mrs. Lena B. Tarver Mrs. Lena B. Tarver, 75, of 804 West Pascagoula St.

died Aug. 5, 1987, at her residence. Services are 2 p.m. today at Rays Chapel with burial in Brown Hill Cemetery in Brandon. Cook's Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

She is survived by her brothers, James Lewis of Brandon and Willie Lewis and Albert Lewis, both of Jackson; sisters, Mrs. Emma Lee Myers and Mrs. Annie Bell Adams, both of Brandon; and several other relatives. Dolan A. Walters Dolan A.

Walters, 59, of 1416 Winchester died Aug. 6, 1987, at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. Services are 2 p.m. today at Hartman-Hughes Funeral Home in Tylertown with burial in New Zion Cemetery. Mr.

Walters was a Franklinton, native and had lived in Jackson since 1966. He was retired from DeSoto Inc. and worked with Day Detectives at the hospital. He was a member of Broadmoor Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Alice Faye Pope Walters of Jackson; father, Atley A. Walters of Franklinton; sisters, Mrs. Huey Welch and Mrs. Leroy Toney, both of Franklinton; brother, Robert Walters of Slidell, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Lavinia R. Johnson Mrs. Lavinia Riser Johnson, 84, of 4540 Manhattan Drive, died Aug. 6, 1987, at Manhattan Health Care Center in 'Jackson. Graveside services are 2 BALDWIN ESTABLISHED 1929 JACKSON 5235 Robinson Rd.

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B.F. (LOUISE) DUNCAN Brandon, Ms. 2 p.m. Saturday Baldwins Enoch Chapel SERVICE MEASURED NOT GOLD. BUT THE GOLDEN RULE ELECTION '87 Statewide Elections State Treasurer Marshall Bennett (D) Local Elections Supervisor District 3 Wood Brown (D) Hershel Wilbourn (D) Justice Court Judge District 2 George W.

Walker (D) District 3 John Dan Moulder, Sr. District 5 Clyde R. Chapman (D) Constable District 3 Pete Mitchell (D) District 4 Claude Clark (D) State Senate District 25 Dick Hall (R) District 28 Earl Stewart Banks (D) District 29 Wayne Burkes (D) State Representative District 66 Ron Aldridge (R) Kane Ditto (D) District 73 Richard Martin (D) Bill Leech (D) Jim Ellington (R) Rankin County Supervisor District 3 Glen T. Allison (R) It's Your Right. p.m.

today at Dover Cemetery in Yazoo County. Stricklin-King Funeral Home of Yazoo City is handling arrangements. Mrs. Johnson is survived by her son, Robert C. "Buddy" Johnson of Ridgeland; brother, Hillman Riser of Raymond; sisters, Mrs.

Lawrence Hollingsworth Byram and Mrs. Ruby Michael of Laguna Hill, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Louise W. Duncan FLORENCE Mrs.

Louise W. Duncan, 75, died Aug. 7, 1987, at Mississippi Baptist Hospital in Jackson. Services are 2 p.m. today at Baldwin-Enochs Funeral Home chapel with burial in Floral Hill Cemetery in Pearl.

Mrs. Duncan was a member of the Day Star Baptist Church and a native of Scott County. She was a retired school teacher and had taught school in Scott County, Columbia city schools and Pearl city schools for 37 years. She is survived by her husband, Blumie F. Duncan of Florence; sons, Dan Duncan of Florence and Douglas Duncan of Monticello; brothers, Howard Walker of Forkville and Burt Walker of Clinton; sisters, Mrs.

Christine Meselle of Forest and Mrs. Katie Bell Crooke of Brandon; and five grandchildren. Eulysse S. Stringer TAYLORSVILLE Eulysse S. Stringer, 79, died Aug.

7, 1987, in Brandon. Services are 4 p.m. today at Mount Zion Baptist Church in Taylorsville with burial in the church cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home is handing arrangements. Mr.

Stringer was a member of Mount Zion Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Pearl Stringer; daughter, Mrs. Jane Hankins of Jackson; son, Bill Stringer of Brandon; sister, Mrs. Betsy Yelberton of Jackson; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.

Richard J. Moore MERIDIAN Richard Jeffery Moore, 31, died Aug. 7, 1987, at Rush Hospital. Services are 10 a.m. today at Stephens Funeral Home chapel with burial in Forrest Long Cemetery.

Mr. Moore is survived by his parents, Dr. and Mrs. William R. Moore of Meridian; brother, Steven Moore of Oxford; and sisters, Mrs.

Tammie Moore Brahan of Jackson and Mrs. Eunice Cain of Moundsville, W.Va. Mrs. Hallie Harris Houston CHARLESTON Mrs. Hallie Har- ris Houston, 87, died Aug.

6, 1987, at Baptist Medical Center in Jacksonville, Fla. Services are 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church in Charleston and burial in Charleston Cemetery. Womble Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs.

Houston was the widow of Frank Houston. She is survived by her daughters, Miss Frances Houston of Jacksonville, and Mrs. Hallie H. Keyes of Jackson; brother, Dr. Halbert M.

Harris Sr. of Baton Rouge; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Mrs. Viola N. Patton BOLTON Mrs.

Viola Nelson Patton, 79, died July 30, 1987, at Hinds General Hospital in Jackson. Services are 2 p.m. today at Mount Center Missionary Baptist Church in Pocahontas with burial in the church cemetery. Peoples Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mrs.

Patton was a Pocahantas native. She is survived by an adopted daughter, Mrs. Vernia Green of Jackson; stepdaughter, Mrs. Mary McClenton of Chicago; sister, Mrs. Maggie Collins of Jackson; and one nephew.

Mrs. Ellen Ward FLORENCE Mrs. Ellen Ward, 97, of 171 Ward Road died July 31, 1987, at her residence. Services are at 11 a.m. today at Brown Hill Missionary Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Peoples Funeral Home is handing arrangements. She is survived by her sons, Edward Ward of Chicago, Curtis Ward of Brooklyn, N.Y., Luther Ward of Cambria, N.Y., Linzy Ward and David Ward, both of Jackson, and Huey P. Ward of Augusta, daughters, Mrs. Myrtice W. Christopher of Hattiesburg, Mrs.

Alean W. Hobbs and Mrs. Cleo W. Bogan, both of Jackson, and Mrs. Lillian W.

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Gasper Mrs. Thelma W. Mangum, both of stal Springs, and Mrs. Nora W. Smith Jackson; 49 grandchildren; 52 gre grandchildren; seven daughters-in-la four sons-in-law; two sisters-in-law; brother-in-law; and several nieces nephews.

Sammie D. Kendall Sr. CASCILLA Sammie D. Kend 68, died Aug. 6, 1987, at Golden Nursing Home in Greenwood.

Servi are 10 a.m. today at Stonefield Chur of God near Cascilla with burial in A land Cemetery near Cascilla. News Funeral Home of Charleston is charge of arrangements. Mr. Kendall was a retired farmer.

He is survived by his daughters, Marie Springer of Calhoun City, Janie Woods of Grenada, Mrs. Marjo Vaughn of Duck Hill, Mrs. Phylis Bla of Clinton and Mrs. Janet Fortenbel of Jackson; sons, James Earl Kendall Greenwood, Sammie D. Kendall of cilla and John Henry Kendall of Du Hill; sister, Mrs.

Christine Allbritton Grenada; brothers, Eddie Lee Kend: Ashberry Kendall and Jefferson dall, all of Cascilla; 14 grandchildr and one great-grandchild. Maver L. Cannon PHILADELPHIA Maver Cannon, 80, died Aug. 6, 1987, at University of Mississippi Medical ter in Jackson. Services are 3 p.m.

day at McClain-Hays Funeral Ho1 with burial in Linwood Cemetery. Mr. Cannon was a longtime resid of Neshoba County. He was a retin manager of laundry for the Alaba1 Department of Corrections. He serv two terms as Beat 4 justice court juc in Neshoba County.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Al Harrison Cannon; daughters, Kathleen Thomas and Mrs. Samn Joan Johnson, both of Pearl; son, Pal er B. Cannon of Pearl; sister, Mrs. chal Lewis of Philadelphia; brothe H.Z.

Cannon and P.C. Cannon, both Union, Ernest Cannon of Little Ro and J.C. Cannon of Gulfport; a eight grandchildren and 12 gre: grandchildren. 2 remain in jail in gang-related shooting, assault From Staff Reports Two men remained jailed Friday in connection with the gangrelated confrontation in which a Ridgeland man was shot three times. Curtis Hawkins, 19, of 3575 Flag Chapel Road in Jackson and Johnny Haymond, 28, of P.O.

Box 64, Madison, were being held in the Madison County Jail under $50,000 bond each, Detective D.L. Morrison of Ridgeland Police Department said. The two men originally were charged Tuesday with aggravated assault against Dennis Coulston, 21, of Route 1, Box 73, Madison. Hawkins and Haymond were arrested again Thursday afternoon after Ridgeland authorities upgraded the charge to attempt to commit murder and issued warrants for their arrests. Coulston was shot once in the mouth, leg and side with a caliber handgun about 12:30 a.m.

at 517 Leonard Ave. in Ridgeland. His leg was broken when he was struck with a shovel following the shooting, said Detective D.L. Morrison of Ridgeland Police Department. Coulston remained in stable condition Friday at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.

Ridgeland authorities said the shooting had gang overtones because all three of the men associated with youth gang members. A mother of one of the two men turned them in to Ridgeland police about 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Morrison said. Connie Miller's Old Flea Market Bldg. Fairgrounds Today 9-6 Renfrow Insulation, Inc.

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