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a a a a a a a a a I The Clarion-Ledger I Friday, August 7, 1998 MISSISSIPPI DEATHS Dr. Edgar Ingels II, professor, developer The Clarion-Ledger BRANDON Dr. Edgar Derymple "Dale" Ingels IlI, 53, a builder and developer, died of cancer Tuesday at St. Memorial Hospital. Services are 11 a.m.

today at Wright Ferguson Funeral Home on High Street with burial in Cedarlawn Cemetery. Visitation is 9 a.m. today at the funeral home. Dr. Ingels was a Jackson native.

He graduated from The University of Mississippi with a degree in business administration and received a juris doctorate from The University of Mississippi Law School, a master's of law in taxation from The University of Miami and a doctorate of philosophy in higher education degree from The University of Mississippi. He also received a master's degree in education and Christian education administration and was a candidate for the doctorate of ministry in Christian education. Dr. Ingels had taught courses in business law, accounting and real estate law at Belhaven College and Hinds Junior College. He had been working on real estate project at Woodlake Acadia Subdivision at the Ross Barnett Reservoir.

"He was a man who loved God," said his brother, Tom Ingels of Hattiesburg, adding that he was "always putting God first." Other survivors include: wife, Roxann; daughters, Quay Ingels, Missy Ingels, Erin Halford, Amy Halford and Haley Halford, all of Jackson; and parents, Martha and Ed Ingels of Jackson. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society, University Christian School or to Mississippi Children's Home. Kenneth Brantley retired principal KOSCIUSKO Kenneth Brantley, 74, a retired principal, died of heart failure Thursday at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. Services are 3 p.m. Saturday at Jordan Funeral Home with burial in Parkway Cemetery.

Visitation is 5-9 p.m. today. Mr. Brantley was a Philadelphia native and had been a Kosciusko resident for 25 years. He was a retired principal for Leake, Scott, Attala and Madison school districts.

He was a U. S. Army World War veteran. He was a member of Pleasant Ridge Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include: wife, Claudine; son, Lewis Brantley of Sallis; daughter, Rhonda Marshall of Columbus; brothers, Max Brantley of Carthage and Jerry Brantley of Grand Bay, sisters, Gene Quinn of Madison, Ouida Clark of Brandon, Sue Hagger of Lexington and Linda Sakriska of Pearl; and three grandchildren.

COLLINS Since 1903 948-7223 MRS. CELESTIA PORTER (Sister of Marque J. Chambliss) Graveside Service 10:00 a.m. Friday Elmwood Cemetery MRS. GENEVA CHAMBERS 1:00 p.m.

Saturday Collins Northside Chapel Garden Memorial Park Visit Northside Chapel MR. VERNON REESE Memorial Service 2:30 p.m. Saturday Collins Farish St. Chapel Memorials may be made to Pleasant Ridge Primitive Baptist Church. Luzeale Burke Burnham retired store owner MENDENHALL Luzeale Burke Burnham, 85, a retired store owner, died of heart failure Thursday at Prentiss Regional Hospital.

Services are 11 a.m. Saturday at County Line Baptist Church in Puckett with burial in County Line Cemetery. Visitation is p.m. today and a.m. Saturday at Colonial I Chapel Funeral Home in Mendenhall.

Mrs. Burnham was a Simpson County native. She was a member of County Line Baptist Church. Survivors include: sons, Skip Burnham of Brandon and Bill Burnham of Puckett; daughters, Garral Fortenberry and Sharkey Mullins, both of Mendenhall and Linda Terrell of Prentiss; and 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Sallie Elizabeth Cargile electrical company employee BAY SPRINGS Sallie Elizabeth Cargile, 82, a Neco Electrical Company employee, died of heart failure Wednesday at South Central Regional Medical Center.

Graveside services are 3 p.m. today in Bay Springs Cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mrs. Cargile was a Smith County native.

She was a member of First Baptist Church in Bay Springs. She was the widow of William "Billy" Cargile. Survivors include: daughters, Helen Windham and Reva Keyes, both of Bay Springs, and Billie Strickland of Soso; and seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Martha Carroll homemaker CASSOPOLIS, Mich. Martha Carroll, 57, a homemaker, died of heart failure Tuesday at Bronson Methodist Hospital in Kalamazoo, Mich.

Graveside services are 1 p.m. today in Lambert Cemetery. Visitation is 10 a.m.-1 p.m. today at Kimbro Funeral Home. Mrs.

Carroll was a Yazoo City native. Survivors include: husband, Louis; sons, Kenneth Smith of Rockford, and Barney Austin, Billy Austin and Richard Austin, all of Cassopolis; daughters, Patricia Henderson of Rockford, and Diane Crussemeyer of Cassopolis; brothers, Cecil Fisk and William Fisk, both of Greenwood, Billy Fisk and James Fisk, both of Grenada, Clayton Fisk of Jackson, Gary Fisk of Fort Worth and David Fisk of Dallas; sisters, Mary Martin of Greenwood, Nellie Martin and Carolyn Hutchinson, both of Crowder, Alice Hawk of Fort Worth, Joyce Spencer of Lambert, Esther Rose of Batesville, Betty Byford, Bobbie Ellis and Joanne Bailey, all of Grenada; and eight grandchildren. James V. Dyess Jr. retired tool pusher James V.

Dyess 74, of Raymond Road, a retired tool pusher, died of respiratory failure Wednesday at Whispering Pines Hospice. Services are 2 p.m. today at Ott Lee Funeral Home in Morton with burial in Allen Chapel Cemetery in Lena. Visitation is 8:30 a.m. today at the funeral home.

Rosemont Gardens Memorial Mark SAVINGS UP TO 371-0009 3935 1-55 South Jackson, Mississippi 39212 MATTHEW BRYAN GUICE FREEMAN Matt was born September 25, 1977, in Jackson, Mississippi, the son of Dr. Charles P. and Jean Guice Lincoln a and Dr. Robert Bryan Freeman. He died in Rankin County, near Jackson, Mississippi, Sunday, July 26, in an automobile accident.

A graduate of the Mississippi School for Mathematics Science, a state residential school for gifted students, Matt was currently attending Mississippi Sate University, where he was a cheerleader and a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. A President's List Scholar, his honors and accomplishments included National Merit Finalist, Chemical Engineering Scholarship Award, membership in the Academic Team, which won first place in the 1993, district academic team a freshman at the University of Texas, he competition, Who's Who Among was a member of its rugby team. American High School Students and Particularly enthusiastic about water Who's Who Among American High sports, Matt was a certified open water School Math Science Students in diver an SCUBA diver, and he loved 1995-1996, and the Duke Talent water-skiing and sailing. He also enjoyed Identification Program. Other activities Judo.

included membership in Mu Alpha He entertained children at the Palmer Theta, math society, Beta Club, Home for Children and was the Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, co-founder and co-president of the Student Government Association, where Preservation of the Eighties society, a he served as Sergeant at Arms, and club dedicated to Community Service. Youth Legislature, where he was Matt had worked in the molecular selected senate committee chairman in genetics laboratory at the University 1995, outstanding representative in 1994, Medical Center with Dr. Margot and outstanding senator in 1995. Matt Kaelbling, managed a 400 plus acre farm paged for Lieutenant Governor Eddie in Alabama, worked as a landscaper, and Briggs in the Mississippi Legislature in served in Forrest General Hospital's 1992. He was also Secretary Hall emergency room.

Beside being a sports Council and a member of the inaugural enthusiast, Matt's hobbies included the session of the Coalition of Independent Internet, computer programming, and Activities, a club designed to allow its even dabbling in the stock market. The members to present personal political diversity of his talents was reflected in views. His obvious charms made him an his love of music and creative writing as ideal participant in the 1994 and 1995 well. Pilgrimage. Matt is survived by his parents; his His avid interest in sports led him to grandparents, Dr.

Charles E. Guise, become captain of the first varsity Sue Guice Martin, and Dr. and Mrs. soccer team at MSMS i in 1994-1995 and Carroll B. Freeman, his its coach in 1995-1996.

He also played great-grandmother, Eugenia B. Pfeuffer; baseball in 1992-1994, being one of two his sisters, Sarah, Hellon, and Ryleigh, to earn a varsity letter in their freshman his brothers, Locke and Noah; and year while the team was ranked as high countless uncles, aunts, cousins, and as fourth in the state. While friends. Mr. Dyess was a Lincoln County native and a longtime resident of the Eureka community.

He had worked many years with Larco Drilling Co. in Jackson and retired from Marion Drilling Co. in Motile, Ala. He was a World War Army veteran. He was a member of the Church of God at Pearl.

He was the widower of Ola Mae Dyess. Survivors include: sons, Victor Dyess and Jeff Dyess, both of Sandhill; daughters, Patsy Peters of Kuntz, Texas, and Robin Rodgers of Sandhill; sisters, Ida Mae Lofton and Catherine Day, both of Brookhaven; and five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Fattie Favi retired farmer and grocer SHELBY Fattie Favi, 84, a retired farmer and grocery store merchant, died of heart failure Wednesday at his home. Services are 10 a.m. today at St.

Mary Catholic Church with burial in Shelby Cemetery. Mr. Favi was a Glen Allan native and moved to Shelby. He was the widower of Estenna Favi and Leona Favi. Survivors include: sons, Morris Favi of Clarksdale and David Favi of Shelby; daughters, Mary Jean Pendleton of Shelby and Dorthy Ann Shelly of San Jose, sisters, Fern Aguzzi of Cleveland and Rose Mazzanti of Lake Village, and seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Elmer Mack Fitzgibbon salesman PEARL Elmer Mack Fitzgibbon, 69, a salesman, died of heart failure Wednesday at Rankin Medical Center. Services are 10 a.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church with graveside services in Indianola City Cemetery at 2 p.m. Saturday. Visitation is 5-8 p.m.

today at Ott Lee Funeral Home. Mr. Fitzgibbon was a Sunflower County native and lived in Rankin County 38 years. He was a deacon at First Baptist Church. He was a mason and an avid fisherman.

He was the widower of Carolyn Fitzgibbon. Survivors include: son, Elmer Mack Fitzgibbon of Fort Hood, Texas; daughter, Patty Henderson of Pearl; brothers, Donald Fitzgibbon of Oxford and Jack Fitzgibbon of Aberdeen; sisters, Careline Harris of Alligator, Martha Winters of Lake Charles, Margarette Upchurch of Inverness, Thelma Brooks of Deridder, and Jerry Leonetti of Hearne, Texas; and four grandchildren. Clara Mae Walker Gooch homemaker OXFORD Clara Mae Walker Gooch, 89, a homemaker, died of heart failure Thursday at Baptist Memorial HospitalNorth Mississippi. Services are 4 p.m. Saturday at Waller Funeral Home with burial in Old Lebanon Cemetery in Toccopola.

Visitation is 5-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Mrs. Gooch was a Lafayette County native. She was a member of the Toccopola Mothers Club, Home Demonstration Club and Toccopola United Methodist Church.

She was the widow of Carlos Gooch, Survivors include: sons, Lael Gooch of New Albany and Lanny Gooch of Houston, sisters, Lilah Logan of Fort Worth and Velma Walker of Oxford; and eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Old Lebanon Cemetery Fund. Joe M. Guest retired merchant DREW Joe M. Guest, 74, a retired merchant, died of Alzheimer's disease Thursday at Cleveland Health Care Center in Cleveland, Miss.

Services are 11 a.m. Saturday at Rome Baptist Church in Rome with burial in Drew Cemetery in Drew. Visitation is 6-9 p.m. today at Williams Lord Funeral Home in LAKEOVER FUNERAL HOME MRS. MILLIE WHITE Arrangements Incomplete 839756 1525 Beasley Rd.

362-0162 Testhaven Memorial Funeral Home, Inc. 3580 Robinson Road Jackson, MS 39209 MR. SAVELL ROSS DELL QUINN 5:00 p.m. Chapel Int. Green Acres GA MR.

VERNELL LAVELL RICHARDSON 10:00 a.m. Chapel MRS. THELMA F. CALDWELL 11:00 a.m. Mt.

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Edwards, MS MRS. ELBETHA HICKS-MILLER 11:00 a.m. M.B. Ch. Edwards, MS MR.

EDWARD JORDEN 12:00 Noon Chapel MS. TEOTARSHA ROMEKA HATTEN 1:00 p.m. Luther M.B. Ch. Hr.

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Davis Locally Owned and Operated by: "Professional Service You Can Depend On" 601-922-3666 in in in in in in in in Ruleville. Mr. Guest was a Drew native. Survivors include: wife, Clara; son, Perry Guest of Drew; daughter, Nancy Moon of Ruleville; brothers, O.B. Guest of Lambert and Tom Guest of Greenwood; sisters, Irene Fulgham of Clarksdale, Modena Petty of Ruleville and Ruby McAtee of Oakland, and two grandchildren.

Darrell Gunter musician PELAHATCHIE Darrell Gunter, 46, a musician, died of heart failure Tuesday at River Oaks Hospital in Flowood. Services are 10 a.m. today at Ott Lee Funeral Home with burial in Fannin Baptist Cemetery. Visitation is 8 a.m. today at the funeral home.

Mr. Gunter was a Ferriday, native and lived most of his life in Jackson and Rankin County. He was an entertainer and a teacher. Mr. Gunter was a very influential musician in the Jackson area, said his wife, Joyce.

"To know Darrell was to love him," she said. "He had a child-like innocence and a kind and gentle spirit." Other survivors include: son, Davis Gunter of Ridgeland; daughter, Dusti Gunter of Ridgeland; mother, Betty Hammons of Brandon; father, Carl Gunter of Monroe, stepmother, Mimi McClendon of Memphis; stepfather, Johnny Hammons of Mendenhall; brothers, Stephen Gunter of Weslaco, Texas, and Terry Gunter of Atlanta; stepbrother, Timmy Duncan of Montgomery; sister, Glenda Tumminello of Oregon; and stepsister, Libby Rankin of Memphis. Maudie E. Wilcox Harvey homemaker MOUNT OLIVE Maudie E. Wilcox Harvey, 76, a homemaker, died of cancer Wednesday at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.

Services are 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Stephens Catholic Church in Magee with burial in Oakgrove Cemetery Mize. Visitation is p.m. today at Billy M.

King-Colonial Chapel Funeral Home in Mount Olive. Mrs. Harvey was a Newfoundland, Canada, native. She was a member of St. Stephens Catholic Church.

She was the widow of Arthur Clinton Harvey. Survivors include: son, Tolson Harvey of Mount Olive; daughters, Sandra Hawkins of Oiney, and Romanda Talley of Pooler, brothers, Jim Wilcox and Frank Wilcox, both of Toledo, Ohio; sister, Mary Wiselka of Bridgeport, Ohio; and five grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to St. Stephens Catholic Church, New Paris Hall Building Fund. Johnny B.

Holiday public worker BAY SPRINGS Johnny B. Holiday, 72, a public worker, died of heart failure Friday, July 31, at Veteran's Administration Medical Center. Graveside services are 2 p.m. Saturday in Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Dekalb. Visitation is 7-9 p.m.

today at Bay Springs Funeral Home. Mr. Holiday was a Dekalb native. He was a public worker for the city of Bay Springs. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Bay Springs.

He was a U.S. Navy veteran. Survivors include: wife, Nobbie; sons, James Holiday, John Holiday, Steve Holiday, Vincent Holiday and Willie Holiday, all of Bay Springs; daughters, Bettye Hamsion of Meridian, Carloyn Holiday of Laurel, Betty Holiday, Doris Holiday, Helen Holiday, Johnnie Holiday, Lillie Holiday and Mildred Holiday, all of Bay Springs; sisters, Earlene Goss of Dekalb, Beckie Holiday and Sarah Woodman, both of Meridian; and 25 grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren. Edward Lake Hood retired farmer CALHOUN CITY Edward Lake Hood, 92, a retired farmer, died of heart failure Wednesday at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. Services are 2 p.m.

today at Pryor Funeral Home with burial in Oak Springs Cemetery in Derma. Mr. Hood was a Calhoun County native. He was a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors include: wife, Jessie; sons, WRIGHT FERGUSON MR.

CORNELIUS CARR 10:00 am Saturday St. Mary's Catholic Church Visit: 5-8 pm Friday High St. MR. WILLIAM HAROLD DAVIS 10:30 am Sat. Prayer Service High St.

Visit: 9:30 am Saturday MRS. GLADYS JONES CARROLL 11:00 am Saturday High St. Visit: 6-8 pm Friday am Sat. 639756 352-3632 OTT LEE FUNERAL HOME Since 1934 Brandon 824-6018 Locally Forest 469-3412 Owned Morton 732-6571 MR. JAMES V.

DYESS, JR. 2 pm Fri. Chapel Morton MR. ELMER FITZGIBBON 10 am Sat. 1st Baptist Church of Pearl 2 pm Graveside Indianola City Cemetery Visit: 5-9 pm Fri.

Brandon MRS. RUTH WIGGINS 10 am Sat. Pelahatchie Baptist Church Visit: 3:30 9 pm Fri. Morton MRS. THELMA FINCH SHARPLING 4 pm Sat.

Chapel Forest Visit: 1:30 3:45 pm Sat. MRS. PAULINE THOMPSON Arrangements Inc. Morton MR. RICHARD SMITH Arrangements Inc.

Forest Dannis Hood of Lafayette, and Charles Hood of Calhoun City; brothers, Buster Hood of Slate Spring and the Rev. Oliver Hood of Calhoun City; and four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Jessie 'Jack' Johnson cafeteria worker CRYSTAL SPRINGS Jessie" "Jack" Johnson, 87, a cafeteria worker, died of heart failure Sunday at Hardy Wilson Hospital in Hazlehurst. Services are 12:30 p.m. today at Old St.

John Missionary Baptist Church in Wesson with burial in the church cemetery. Tyler Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Mr. Johnson was a Lincoln County native. He was a cafeteria worker at Copiah-Lincoln Community College in Wesson.

He was a deacon at Old St. John M. B. Church. Survivors include: wife, Selma; sons, Earvin Johnson Sr.

of Lansing, Kenneth Hilliard of Detroit and Fredrick Johnson of Flint, daughters, Ollie Brunson, Elois Smith and Barbara Smith, all of Akron, Ohio, and Jessica Johnson of Detroit; sister, Bernita Jones of Chicago; stepdaughters, Goldia O'Neal of Milwaukee and Sandra Green of Columbus, and 46 grandchildren, 92 great-grandchildren and 11 great-great-grandchildren. Molysha DeShawn Jones infant MERIDIAN Molysha DeShawn Jones, 17 months old, died Monday at University of Mississippi Medical Center. Her death has been ruled a homicide. Autopsy results are pending, but authorities said she appeared to have died from head injuries. Services are 1 p.m.

Saturday at Roberts Sons Mortuary with burial in Mount Vernon Baptist Church Cemetery. Visitation is noon to 6 p.m. today at the mortuary. Survivors include: mother, Rhonetta Witty of Meridian; father, Clarence Jones of Winona; brother, Marquis Cortez Jones of Winona; sister, Vintesha Thompson of Winona; maternal grandmother, Glenda McCall of Washington, D.C.; maternal grandfather, Iria C. "Mann" Blueitt of Kilmichael; paternal grandmother, Joda Bayes of Winona; paternal grandfather, Clarence White of Atlanta; maternal greatgrandparents, Henry and Dannie Lee Witty, and Clinton and Georgia Blueitt, all of Kilmichael; paternal great-grandfather, Robert White of Winona; and paternal great-grandmother, Allie Ann Jones-Gillian of Winona.

Edward Jorden experiment station employee Edward Jorden, 82, of Hattiesburg Street, a Waterway Experiment Station employee, died of cancer Tuesday at Methodist Medical Center. Services are noon Saturday at Westhaven Memorial Funeral Home with burial in St. Peters Cemetery in Utica. Mr. Jorden was a Utica native and worked for the Waterways Experiment Station 39 years.

Survivors include: wife, Rosetta; sons, Eugene Richardson of Utica, John Williams and James McPhearson, both of Jackson; brother, Booker Jorden of Utica; and 18 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren. Alfred Lee Lang retired manager VICKSBURG Alfred Lee Lang, 79, a retired manager of Alfred's Fish Market, died of heart failure Wednesday at Shady Lawn Nursing Home. Services are 11 a.m. today in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Fisher-Riles Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Mr. Lang was a Kickamn, native and a longtime Vicksburg resident. He had managed Alfred's Fish Market over 30 years. Survivors include: daughters, Jackie Rogers, Carol Waters and Paula Lang, all of Vicksburg; and four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Bobby Lee Lillis auto body repairman FLORENCE Bobby Lee Lillis, 67, an auto body repairman, died of respiratory failure Wednesday at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson.

Services are 10:30 a.m. today at Baldwin-Lee Funeral Home with burial in Floral Hills Cemetery in Pearl. Visitation is a.m. today at the funeral home. Mr.

Lillis was a Philadelphia native. He was an Army veteran. He was a Pentecostal. He enjoyed restoring old cars. LA LAKEWOOD FUNERAL HOME MRS.

JOSEPHINE BREWER Service p.m. Saturday Graveside Lakewood Memorial Park Visit: 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. BALDWIN- -LEE MR. BOBBY LEE LILLIS 10:30 am Fri.

Chapel-Pearl MR. THOMAS WILLIAM TOLLESON 2 pm Fri. 1st. Pentecostal Jackson Pearl MR. JACKIE GLENN BROWN 2 pm Sat.

Chapel Pearl MR. EVERETT F. "ROCK" MERIEDTH 10 am Fri. Graveside B-L Jackson MR. JAMES WENDELL PRICE, SR.

B-L Jackson (601) 939-6110 (601) 372-5623 PEARL JACKSON Survivors include: daughter, Debrah Lillis of New Jersey; and brother, Willard Lillis of Richland. Samuel Allen Long Sr. 0 laborer CLARKSDALE Samuel Allen Long Sr. 71, a laborer, died of heart failure Sunday at Baptist Memorial Hospital East in Memphis. Services are 11 a.m.

Saturday at Liberty, Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Heavenly Rest Cemetery. Visitation is 7-8 p.m. to today at Delta Burial Corporation. Long was a Quitman County native. He worked as a farm hand on Garmon Farms, worked as a carpenter and later.

worked for Cooper Tire and Rubber Company. He was a U.S. Army World War veter? an. He was a member of Friendship Missions ary Baptist Church and Liberty M. B.

Church: where he was a deacon. He enjoyed baseball and was a die-hard Los Angeles Dodgers fan. Survivors include: wife, Cora; sons, James Lackey of Phoenix, Lackey and Karl Long, both of Jackson, Samuel Long of London, England, Charles Long of Ronkoncoma, N.Y., and Robert Long of Clarksdale; daughters, Carrie Jackson of Clarksdale, Cora Lackey and Barbara Hervey, both of Kansas City, and, Shirley Long of Jackson; brother, Everett Long of Inster, sisters, Celestine. Thornton and Letha Long, both of St. and 27 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren.

Olivia 'Lee' Magee retired nursing assistant CHICAGO Olivia "Lee" Solomon Magee, 62, a retired nursing assistant, died of heart, failure Sunday at Cook County Hospital. Services are 11 a.m. Saturday at Prentiss First Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Visitation is 7-9 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home in Prentiss.

Mrs. Magee was a Prentiss native. She was a retired nursing assistant from Cook. County Hospital in Chicago. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Prentiss.

Survivors include: husband, daughter, Deborah Mazique of Chicago; brothers, John Solomon of Oklahoma City, Lonnie Solomon of Duarte, and Elbert Solomon of Americus, sisters, Normia' Edgar of Pascagoula, and Ora Hooker and Eva Edmond of Prentiss; and five grandchill: dren and one great-grandchild. dw William Howard Moore SEe retired farmer CARTHAGE William Howard Moore, 79, a retired farmer, died of heart failure Thursday at Leake Memorial Hospital. U03 Services are 10 a.m. Saturday at Nowell Funeral Home with burial in Rocky Point Cemetery. Visitation is 5-9 p.m.

today at the, funeral home. gob Mr. Moore was a Leake County native. and member of Rocky Point Baptist Church, Survivors include: wife, Birdie; daughter, Janice Culpepper of Carthage; sister, Bernedine Wade of Jackson; and four grandchit dren and seven great-grandchildren. Lorene Putnam Myers homemaker 113.

one CALHOUN CITY Lorene Putnam Myers, 83, a homemaker, died of a stroke Wednesday at Calhoun County Nursing' Home. V97 Services are 11 a.m. Saturday at Pryor Funeral Home with burial in Oak Springs Cemetery in Derma. Visitation is 6-8 p.m. today and 10-11 a.m.

Saturday at the funer-7 al home. Mrs. Myers was a Webster County native. She was a member of First Baptist Church. She was the widow of C.T.

Myers Sr. Survivors include: son, Chodie Myers of Calhoun City; daughter, Jean Norman of Calhoun City; brother, B.F. Putnam of Eupora; sisters, Edna Garrett of Calhoun City and Lucy Bailey of Memphis; and six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. .18 Lois McDaniel Robinson homemaker BROOKSVILLE Lois McDaniel Robinson, 82, a homemaker, died of heart failure Wednesday at Baptist Memorial Golden Triangle Medical Center in Columbus. Services are 2 p.m.

today at Cockrell Funeral Home with burial in Brooksville Cemetery. Mrs. Robinson was a Richton native. She was a member of Ruhama Baptist Church. She enjoyed cooking, sewing and gardening.

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