Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 18

Saturday, October 30, 1993 The Clarion Ledger 3B Deaths From 211 grandsons and one step-great-grandson. Lizzie Mae Luckett HeadStart teacher CANTON Lizzie Mae Luckett, 56, a HeadStart teacher, died of cancer Sunday at St. Dominic-Jackson Memorial Hospital in Jackson. Services are 1 1 a.m. today at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Camden with burial in Sulphur Springs Cemetery.

Family Memorial Funeral Services is handling arrangements. Mrs. Luckett was a Madison County native. She attended Velma Jackson High School. At age 8, she became a member of Pilgrim B.

Church. While there, she sang in the church choir. Later, she moved her membership to New True Light B. Church, where she was a Sunday school secretary and choif member. At the time of her death, she was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.

Survivors include; husband, Mozel; sons, Walter Luckett, Moses Melvin Luckett, Larry Luckett, Jerome Luckett, John Luckett and Robert Luckett, hometown unavailable; daughters, Shirley Luckett, Patricia Luckett, Pearlene Brooks and Sandra Luckett, hometowns unvailable sister, Rosie Torrence of Sharon; brothers, Lenny Scott and Walter James Scott, both of Lansing, and Roger Lee Scott of Camden; father, Walter C. Scott of Canton; and 25 grandchildren. Anse Moore retired baseball player PEARL Anse Moore, 76, a retired major league baseball player and fabric store owner, died of cancer Friday at his home. Services 2 p.m. Sunday at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home with burial in Union Baptist Church Cemetery in the Mayton community near Puckett.

Visitation is 11 a -2 m. and 5 8 m. today and noon 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Mr Moore, a Delhi, native, lived the last 50 years in Mississippi, including 33 in Pearl.

He was an outfielder for the Detroit Tigers in 1946, when he appeared 51 games and batted 209 He also played in the Baltimore Orioles organization. He was a World War II Army veteran. He owned Moore's Fabrics in Pearl for many years. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Pearl. Survivors include: wife, Faye; son, Anse Kevin Moore of Peart; daughter, Patricia Ann Baker of Pearl; brother, Grayson Moore of Jackson; sisters, Irene Ho-semann of Hattiesburg, Oretus Hampson of Shreveport, La Alene May ol DeRid-der, and Christine Meischke of Gonzales, and one grandchild Robert P.

Taylor Jackson resident Robert Percy Taylor, 57, of Marine Street, died of a stroke Monday at a Peart Street home. Services are 1 1 a today at Black's Chapel Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Garden Memorial Park. Cook's Funeral Home is handling arrangements Mr. Taylor, a Learned native, moved to Jackson when he was young. Survivors include: wife, Nellie Marie; sons, James Taylor, Robert Taylor Jr Earl Taylor and John Taylor, all of Jackson; daughters, Angela Lover, Maggie Quit, Wanda Taylor and Tanya Taylor ell of Jackson, brothers, Fred Taylor, Ned Taylor and Joe Taylor, all of Jackson; sisters.

Hazel Harris and Mae Ethel Sirs, both of Jackson, and eight grandchildren. Everett of Meridian, Toby M. Everett ol Franklin, and Jim Everett of Yazoo City; daughter, Gayle Snowden of Tupelo; sister, Peggy Walker of Pascagoula; half brother, Danny Frazier of San Antonio; half sisters, Virgie Franklin of Houston, Texas, and Sue Vandiver and Nan Sullivan, both of Canton; and nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Foreign Missions of a Southern Baptist Church. Ruth Kastelich retired seamstress RIDGELAND Ruth Kastelich, 73, a retired seamstress, died of cancer Friday at River Oaks Hospital.

Services are 5 p.m. Sunday at Wright Ferguson Funeral Home with burial in the Williams family cemetery near Goodman. Visitation is 5-9 p.m. today and after 1 p.m. Sunday.

Mrs. Kastelich, a Neshoba County native, had lived in Ridgeland 45 years. She was a member ol First Methodist Church of Ridgeland and attended the First Baptist Church of Ridgeland. She retired as a seamstress with McRae's department stores after 33 years. She was the widow of Grady L.

Williams. Survivors include: husband, Louis; sons, Danny Oda Williams of Goodman and Michael Ray Williams of Ridgeland; brother, Perry E. Brown Jr. of Jackson; sisters, Mildred Banks of Jackson, Celes-tia Watkins of Carthage and Carol Bone of Star; and five grandchildren, two step- MISSISSIPPI REPORT From Staff and Wire Reports 2 charged in armed robbery Two people have been charged in the Sunday armed robbery of Barb and Gene's Grocery near New Albany. Union County Sheriff Sonny Faulk-' ner said Felix Galvin Guzzman, 21, anil Debbie Price, 28, both of New Albany, were arrested.

Guzzman has been charged with aggravated as-, sault, kidnapping, armed robbery anil auto theft. Price has been charged with accessory after the fact. A masked gunman robbed the store as an employee was closing about midnight. Ole Miss official out of running University of Mississippi vice chancellor for academic affairs Ray Hoops, one of three finalists for the presidency of Western Illinois University, withdrew his name from contention Thursday. Donald Spencer, provost of State University of New York at Geneseo, was chosen for the job Thursday, officials said.

Hoops "was an excellent candidate. It was a difficult decision," said Michelle Brazell, a spokeswoman for the state's university system. Escapee arrested in Ga. for DUI Authorities said a Lee County jail escapee was picked up in Georgia for driving under the influence in a stolen car. Danny Ray Dunlap, 'M), of Plantersville was arrested on drunken driving charges and jailed in Georgia, police said.

He is fighting extradition to Lee County, where he was leing held on four counts of burglary' and a grand larceny charge. Dunlap was one of seven prisoners who escaped early Sunday by using a hacksaw blade to cut through two bars in the jail. Plane's problem not related to boom Officials say a boom felt in downtown Ocean Springs Thursday morning wasn't caused when an Air Force plane from Keesler Air Force Base lost part of its wing over an area neighborhood. An EC-130 lost a 25-pound section of its right wing shortly after takeoff. The 2-by-4-foot section fell in a yard, causing no damage or injuries, said Sgt.

Kathleen Grey of Keesler Public Affairs. About 40 minutes fa 25'DOUnd later, dozens of Ocean Springs residents Section 01 an EC-heard and felt an ex- 130'S wing fell Off plosion or boom af ter takeoff The Grey said the air- plane landed at 9:12 Section fell in a a.m. 38 minutes ear- yard, causing no lier. "Our plane just damage. turned around and landed quickly." Grey said no planes from Keesler were flying over Ocean Springs when the boom was heard.

"None of our aircraft can make sonic l)ooms," she said. Those who heard the lxom weren't able to identify it positively or pinpoint its source. "It sounded like an explosion or like something had collided," said Mason Williams, owner of West-em Auto. "I didn't feel a vibration from the earth." Seconds before the sound, Williams had joked with his mechanic: "Why should I get my car fixed if it's going to be the one hit by that Chinese satellite this afternoon?" The noise spoiled the joke, since a two-ton Chinese satellite now follows a decayingorbit and will plunge to Earth within the next few months. "Then they told me to get out of there," Williams said.

EPA hearing set for 1:30 today U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson and officials with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today speak at a hearing sponsored by Thompson and Jackson State University. The hearing, "Justice, Health, Economic Development and the Environment," is 1:30 p.m.

in the Washington County Courthouse. Jackson State last year was one of the first universities to take part in an EPA program on environmental comparative risk studies in urban communities. 1 36 MILES 1 I Panel to restudy casino rules A Washington County-Greenville Planning Commission subcommittee has been told to rethink a proposed ordinance that would put new zoning and licensing regulations on would-be casino oi)erators. The commission voted to table the original proposal after questions were raised during a public hearing Thursday. This time, the subcommittee is to hear from casino representatives, the city's Waterfront Development Committee and others interested in the ordinance.

Woman testifies about assault A Pascagoula woman testified Thursday that three young men sexually assaulted her at gunpoint. Sept. 19 after she refused their oiler to have sex for $15. The woman, said they forced her to their apartment County Court Larry Wilson sent the case to the grand jury. Defendants Chad -Johnson, 17, Todd Allen Johnson, and James Warren, 22, each face sexual battery, kidnapping and aggravated assault charges.

The Johnsons' father is Allen Johnson, Gautier's public safety director. Police study fatal fall from tree Police are investigating the death of a man who fell 40 feet from a pine tree apparently while trying to persuade a tree service employer to give him a job. Officers have not identified the man. Sid Kibby of A-l Tree Service said he was working at Anchor Trailer Park on Tuesday when the man asked for a job. When he asked what the man could do, the man grablxKl a tree harness and started climbing.

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