The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 110

Granite Furniture Chief, Area Leader, Dies at 85 One of the senior business leaders; in Sugar House, Willard B. Richards 85, 1970-9th East, died Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in a Salt Lake hospital after a short illness. Willard B. Richards Jr.

Helped to build Sugar House. Death Claims Graiitsville Leader at 85 Special to The Tribune GRANTSVILLE Hyrum LeRoy Sutton 85, a former mayor of Grantsville, and Tooele County official, died Mr. Richards was president and general manager of Granite Furniture Co. He was born Oct. 3, 1879, in Mendon, Cache County, a son of Willard B.

and Ann Doremus Richards. He was a grandson of Willard Richards, friend and associate of Joseph Smith and Brigham Young. 80 Years in Area When he was 5, his family moved to Sugar House where he resided the rest of his life. As a young man he was a contractor and later was one of the founders of Granite furniture Co. He was president and cofounder with his brother, the late Dr.

Paul S. Richards, of the Richards Memorial Medical Foundation. Mr. Richards had been a director of the Sugar House Lumber and Hardware Co. and was active in assisting in the organization of numerous other businesses in the area.

Development Effort He was a prime mover, through his work-in the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce, Rite Mondav For Utah Musician, 75 Funeral services for Emery G. Epperson, 75, 61 nationally known Utah musician- Mr. Epperson the composer and teacher, will be Monday noon in the East LDS Twenty- seventh Ward Chapel, 185 St. Friends may call at 260 E. South Temple Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m.

and in chapel Monday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Mr. Epperson died of a heart ailment Friday at 3 :30 p.m. in a Salt Lake hospital.

Mr. Epperson became instrumental music supervisor of 'the Jordan School District in 1920, a position he held for 37 years. He since had been employed as a substitute teacher fn Salt Lake City high schools: Started at 8 Mr. Epperson's musical ca- in developing that area as a at the'age of 8 burban shopping center. Mr.

Richards was a charter member and past president of the Sugar House Rotary Club and charter member of the Salt Lake Executives Club. He was active in when he began playing a drum in a juvenile band in Midway. With the help of his brothers, Lawrence and Amos, Mr. Epperson organized the Epperson of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a former bishop of the Lincoln LDS Ward and a member and group leader of the high priest's quorum of that ward at the time of his death. He devoted many years in working with Orchestra which Church (popular throughout Wasatch Summit and Utah counties.

He had served as instrumental music supervisor and teacher in Provo city schools, and organized Epperson's Military Band. From 1940 to 1946 he was assistant concertmaster of the 1 The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, August 29, 1965 Intermountain Obituaries Louis D. Gooras MAGMA Louis Demetrlcs Gooras, 88, 2875 S. 8400 West, Magna, died of causes Incident to age Saturday at 8:50 a.m. In a Salt a hospital.

Born March 15, 1877. omvrtaki. Domokos, Greece, lo Demetrios and Ltlouda Zaharo- I Gooras. Married Fotinl Pellmerooou los 507, Omvrlakl She ditd IM1. Farmer.

Retired 1955. Member Holy i i ty Greek Orthodox Ctrvjrch. Survivors: daughers, Mrs Nicholos Faydock day In a tocal hospital of natural causes. Born Nov. 17, 1887.

Falrmount, W. to Joseph and Mary Xrause Married Jennie E. Clark, Elliolville, H. Y. She died, 1941 Married Katherlne Gabriel, July 5, Salt Lake City.

Grocer, member Catholic Moved to Survivors: widow, sons, daugh- Palo a Robert erine) Kculis, both Salt Lake City; "ail Miss MJV Gooras, Magna; five grandchildren; two greM-'grandchil- dren, brother, Steven Mauna. Funeral Friday 2 a.m. Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 27? S. 2nd West. Prayer service Thursday 7:30 P.m., 34 E.

7th South; Burial Ml. Olivet Cemetery. J. Ivan Webb uail SMdoway, Oakley, S-M- i wantcr, ounty; Mrs. Hazle Imes, Salt Lake Citv; Mrs.

Conrad (Ruth) Hoyt, Og- lay 1 a.m., Oakley ij.m.i ura chaool. Friends call Sunday o.m., 21J8 s. State St. Salt Lake 0 h( Bnor to service. Burl- al, Oakley Cemetery, ml.

Fri tack. Born Acril 12, Payson, to James H. and Anna Mae Loveless Webb. Married Lurene Haymore Oct. 14, 1W3, Salt Lake City.

Solemnized Salt Lnke LDS Temole ditd June 7, Married Jennie Taylor Hone Dec. 2, 19.M, American Falls, Idaho. Farmer, caroenter. Survivors: widow; son, daughters. J.

Howard, 1ua Mrs. Kenton (Louise) Elsv.orth^ Las Veaas; Mrs. LeBaron (Helen) Robbms, Payson; sleosoiis, step, rs, Ted Hone, Las Veoas; L. Hone. Mrs.

Faye Delores Hone, Salt ity; 21 grandchildren; eight dren: sister, Mrs. Zell Hendrick Ruitman Hetidrick Jrenls Ruitman, 47, died Saturday at 4 a.m of cancer at his nome, 520 Garden Bern Nov. 10, Rotterdam Holland, to Wil- and Martha Kraals Ruitman. Married Johanna scripla Hammer, June S'iL 00 1 Welder for Western steel member Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, In Eler's Survivors: widow, "scrTand daughter Hans, Martha, both Salt Lake City; mothe-, Martha, Denhaag, Hoil William, Salt Lake land; brothers, City; Herman, Denhaaa, Holland. Funeral, Tuesday noon.

Grant First Ward chapel, eoi Mansfield Ave. Friends call Monday, 4-8 p.m. at 4740 S. Stale Tuesday at chapel one hour before service. Surial, Redwood Memorial Estates.

Funerals Wall. saret BorgeT sail Like Fiincr-i Wednesday 1 Park Second LDS i fl Frien dS Krifi ev Mortuary Tuesday 7-9 p.m., family ncme Wednesday prior to service 1 Ins, 40, Provo, ii tr -m died Friday ip. a -Kussell H. Cederlund Jr 0 nosoitai a short ill- at 3:30 p.m. of natural chutes Born March VS03, Salt Lake City, to Joseph Bassetl and Ssrah Ray Taylcr.

Mar ried a a Hushes. Oct. n. IvJJ, Farmingtcn. Retired CJStcd'an, Veterans Hospital.

ChrisTof Served with Marines in Wcrld iVar I. Survivors: widow, daughters, Alfred, Phoenix, Jcsech Jchn Midvale; David Ray. Ft. Ord Mrs. Dan (Mary Allen) McGuisfcn, Mrs.

Roger (Pauline) Smith, Miss Lenora Taylor, all. Salt Lake City, brothers, J'Sters, Earl Clarence, Mrs. Jchn A. (Ruth) Smith, Mrs. Blanche Langford, all Silt Lake City; Fred, Mrs Dora (Dee).

21 grandchildren, one great-grandchild. for Forrest D. Ackerman will be held Tuesday 12 noon at Curtls-Mack- ay Cpltonwcod Mortuary Chapel, Highland Drive, where friends may call Mcnday 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday one hovr prior to services. Interment Mc-monal Gardens.

Funeral Directors Curtis-Mackay Cottonwood Mortuary. CL rT Funeral services fur Christine Christenson Clayton will be held Monday, 12 noon, In me Ueserel Mortuary, 34 East 7lh South, where friends mav call Sun- ida 1 6 to 8 p.m. and Monday prior to service. Interment. Salt Lake Ci Mortuar directors, Deseret LL Funeral services for Justin George Collerd will be held 0n ay 2 P.m.

in the Rose Room, E- i 7 tn in the Sa.t Lake City Cemetery. Friends may call at Ihe Deseret Mortuary on Sunday frcm.6-8 p.m. and Monday prior to services. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. Maurine L.

PROVO Mrs. Maurine Lee Wllk- day, "funeral services for "sll Day will be held Moni oo p.m. in the Hunter 2nd Ward 3973 Scuih 5203 West Friends may call at 852J West 2700 South, Magna, Sunday 7-? p.m. and Monday at the ward chaoel one hour pricr to'ssrvices. Interment Pleasant ilfffr ery.

Funeral Directors, Peel Funeral Home the Boy Scouts of America and i Utah Symphony Orchestra. the LDS Mutual Improvement Assn. Married in 1911 Tr of music were: Utah state He married Alice Coulam Jan. chairman of of natural causes Saturday at 8 a.m. at his residence.

He was born in Grantsville, June 28, 1SSO, a i 1918. She died in 1957. 200 Convposilions Positions he held in the field 17, 1911, in Salt Lake City. The 1 the Music Supervi- Mrs. lona McConnell, left, and Terry Cheney demonstrate machine which will stuff and fold automatically.

Computers Placed on Trial City's Traffic Bureau Havward, died of a.cute leukemia Fridav at 5 o.m i in an Oakland" i a I Born 'Oct. 30. 1929, Salt Lake Cilv, 1 0 Russell H. and Ardis A I Cederlund Married Berlin 'Mille Feb 6. Reno.

Nev. Graduated South High S-lt i ake City, 1945. Member Slate record 11 i rig relay team. Attended University of a.i. Entered Lake LDS Temple, April 17, 17 If detP of the Music computer Introduction of computer processing and start of a study to son of Hyrum and Maria Ann Mr.

Sulion Wrathall Sutton. 2 Terms as Mayor He is survived by three sons and three daughters, Henry Slephen C. and John D. Richards, Mrs. Paul (Margaret) 'Tanner, Mrs.

J. Dale (Sarah) He was elected mayor Parkinson Mrs. Donald D. Grantsville for two terms' and served on the Grantsville City Council for some time. He was Tooele County Assessor for 18 years and Grantsville Justice of the Peace for six years.

Mr. Sutton was a. charter (Janet) Stewart, all of Salt Lake City; 27 grandchildren; 2 great- grandchildren; a brother and five sisters, A. Z. Richards Mrs.

A. C. (Alta) Gunderson, Mrs. J. B.

(Ann) Barton, Miss Mary Joy Richards and Mrs. member and former president Benn (Louie Gill) Broadbent, of the Grantsville Lions Club. of Salt Lal Ci 'y, and Mrs. George L. (Martha) Eldredge, San Francisco.

Funeral Tuesday Funeral services will be Tuesday noon in the -Granite Stake LDS Tabernacle, 2005-9th East. Friends may call at 260 E. South Temple, Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday at the place of service an hour prior to funeral. Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park The family suggests that those desiring make contributions to the American Fork Training School.

use can benefit the Section of the Utah Education Salt Lakc ci( Traffic Violations three terms; board mem- Bureau was announced Saturday her of Local 104, Federation Musicians, three terms, and judge HatMd bureau reported, in its first use cost 29 cents to process duplicate copies of 3,156 summonses, the processing of which heretofore 1, 1924, Salt Lake City, to Harold B. and Yanner Lee. Married' to ernes! j. Wnkins, June 11, 1947. Salt i.aXe LDS Tempie.

Attended Universi ty of Utah, sradu- I of BYU 5 i Club, Provo; ac tive LDS Church Survivors: husband, sons, daughter, Alan Lei, Larry M-r Funeral Monday, LDS Fourth Ward Dcran, both Hay ward; would have required two man- ov At the same time, the bureau Marion Johnson PROVO Marion Johnson, OCK Funeral services for 'Cholos R. Faydock will be held at 1 a.m. in the Oakle? L.D.S Ward Chapel, Oakley, Utah may call Sunday from 6-1 g- at the Colonial Mortuarv, Jlja Scyth and Monday one hour InTh'e IK a'd Chapel, ccrner of 4th Avenue hi Fr 'ends may call at 2M EastSoufh Provo day at 7:45 a.m. In a Provo hcspi- tal after a illness. Born Acril 24.

Prcvo. to He was active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He married Alice Clark in 1904 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died in 1017. He married Lucile Johnson Sept 8, 1927, in the Salt Lake Temple.

Survivors Listed He is survied by his widow, Grantsville; sons, daughters: Myron Saltair; E. Elaine, Grantsville; Richard Champaign, Mrs. Clifford G. (Alice) Edmunds and Mrs. Chester E.

(Mary) Olson, both of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Larry (Barbara) Harrison, Grantsville; 19 grandchildren; two brothers and a sister: Claud, Grantsville; Rodney Bountiful, Mrs. Ross (Florence) Bell, Tooele. Funeral will be Tuesday noon in Grantsville First-Third LDS Chapel. Friends may call at Tate Mortuary, Tooele, Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.

and an hour prior to service at the family home, Granfsville. Burial Grantsville City Cemetery. in WHY A VAULT' A burial vault is the outer tacle for protection of ihe coskol and to protect against other of the elements ond to support the earth. WHY JOHNSON? Over 35 years oF experience guarantees a completely reliable prod uct Heavy Steel reinforced The ultimate in protection and dur ability. UTAH'S IARGEST BURIAL VAULT MANUFACTURER took for the Name on.ti6Gn OJi' CEMENT VAULT CO.

1726 Jefferson St. 485-3442 Delivery Any Place, ta Any Cemetery SEND FRiE IOOKLET Mdresi ttry He was active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served as chorister, teacher and Sunday school superintendent. At the time of his death, he was a member of the! East LDS Twenty-seventh Ward High Priest Quorum. Midway Native Mr. Epperson was born July employe in four days.

First Test The MFS facility, Mr. Hatfield Gas Price War: Battle Still On No end was in sight Saturday 1890, in Midway, to Sidneyj for the Salt Lake area gasoline Theophtlus and Eliza Van Wag- rice war enen Epperson. On Sept. 6, 1911, married Peggy (Sarah) Sperry in the Manri LDS Temple. Survivors include his widow; four sons and one daughter' Miles, Richard, all Salt Lake City; Don.

Austin, James (Renee) Webb, South Gate, 19 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Service station operators Saturday did not foresee an immediate end to -the cut prices. But one operator predicted that "when the prices are this low, it can't last too much longer." Reduced prices of regular gasoline ranged from 24 and nine- quired two-employe days to fold and stuff material to be mailed' to violators. Additionally, work which heretofore has stopped while four persons worked half a day lor the folding-stuffing process, may now continue because the stuff- Friends call Berg Mortuary Sunday. 678 p.m., Ward Chacel, 10 a.m.

unlil tjme cf sarvices. Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery. Harold H. Richards OGDEN Harold Harvey Richards. 549-I2nd Ogden, died of natural causes Saturday morning in an Ooden hospital.

Bern Feb. 18, Forrest, lo Elmer D. and A'taud Bovell Richards. Married to Veda Chcrrv Aoril 16. 1926, Ekalaka, Mint, i-irsman, Co.

5B Ekalaka 120 Order of Eastern Lead, si. LDS Fiflv- sevenih nu erat V. C. soffi Mrs. Cloyd dV.angsgard, Salt Lake City; Mrs.

Ed-1 MURDOCH a West Murdock companies dent Utah Berry- growers Assn. Member LDS Church. Graduated Lincoln High School. Hemphiil Diesel School, Los Angeles. Survivors: widow; son, daughters.

Warren Fremont, Calif. Mrs. Annette 4. Thomason, Salt Laks City; fister, Mrs. Nettie Male- broth- McMay.

at the Ward ncn 7 to p.m.. and Chapel one SK-M5S McDougal White" Cha'pel," 124 I 7 a5 at the ward chapel, hour prior to services. Interment Elysian Burial Gar- doctors, McDougal's While Chapel. City Cemetery. and ing machine functions automa- ards, Landers, Mrs.

R. Jtlma) Burch, Yuma, Mrs. Lewis (Caroline) VVertz. Suite. Mont Funsral Tuesday 1 p.m.

Myers Mortuary where friends call Monday 7-9 Tuesday prior to services. Burial Ogden Citv Cemetery. Wilford Reisner VIRGINIA, service; were Saturday. Arimc Ward Chapel, for Hvrum Reisner, Virginia, who diEd Wednesday in a Iccal after a heart attack. Born Jan.

12, 1910, Arimo, a son of Henry O. and Ida Pauline Weise Re- tically. Billing Chore Mr. Hatfield, meanwhile, revealed that the bureau scon 3 undertake to process all billing'" for the City Licensing Department. To undertake this chore, the bureau is acquiring a larger processing machine at a $130 per month increase.

Savings fo the license department, however, will far exceed Mcndav 6-8 c.m., Tuesday pricr to services. Burial Provo City Cemetery. Una G. Ruttm-sky Mrs. Lina G.

87, 761-71h East, of natural Ssrur- tenths cents a gallon to 28 and that $130, Mr. Hatfield said. nine-tenths cents a gallon with premium gasoline selling four to five cents higher. Police Quiz Woman in Fatal S.L. Shooting A West Virginia man was shot to death Saturday just after noon in the aftermath of what police said was an altercation with a woman.

Pronounced dead at the scene on the front lawn of a house at 366 E. 5th South was a man identified by papers on his body as Clarence Allen Haywood 24, St. Charles. W.V. Late Saturday were questioning a woman, 20, whom they booked into City Jail at the conclusion of questioning for in- vestigation of first degree murder.

Officers confiscated a .38 caliber snub-nosed revolver behind a heat register inside the house at the 5th South address. Police were searching lor a man and a woman believed companions the victim. Enters House D. D. Roberts, police detective bureau, said the vic- jtim entered the home at 3C6 E.

5th South and an altercation ensued. Neighbors said the victim left ANYTIME on Sundays, phone anywhere in the Continental U. for i or (No need to wait till eight) Mountain States Telephone minutes, ttalion-to-station, fjccept to Alaska. the house once, then returned. Neighbors told police they heard two loud reports and moments later the victim staggered from the house and fell face-down on the sidewalk.

Shortly after this a man and woman sped away in a converti-i ble which had been parked in front of the house. Material Witness Officers questioned as a material witness a woman who gave her address as 366 E. 5th! South. Another woman was questioned and was scheduled for To determine the maximum extent to which the bureau can economically expand its reliance on computer processing, Mr. Hatfield said, a survsy has been started by Machine Computing Services, 138-2nd East.

The study, being conducted at no cost to the dry. will reveal for the first time just how many computer hours are needed and at what savings to the bureau's budget. Austria, to Wiilh'elm" and Catherine Wehde Gerns. Married to Auaust G. life.

Employe, Pacific Fruit Express. Member, Brclherhood Carmen of America, Church of Jesus Christ of Latler-day Saints. President, Elders quorum 14 years, Sunday School superintendent, active in Scouting. Survivors: widow; sons, Norman Arimo; Neil Pocatello; daugh- Mrs. Sheldon (Fairy Jane) Williams, Shailla Mas Reisner, bolh Vir- Fiorists EISA 4-5544" BROWN FLORAL SALT EM 4-5544 BuriaMfouIts JOHNSON VAUITS Legal Notices dren.

Moses G. Cardon Paul Susannah Geaudin aran Married Myrtle Jan. 12, 19 i Sail Lake Citv. S.irvMic, tnn. daughter: Calif.7 and A (Dorothvl Baker, New Yc-k areat-srand.

etired government 1 Margaret S. Morton SUMMIT services fcr M.S. Margaret skeen Morion, Summit Park, died Fridav at 10 lunsed into Deer be Tuesday Eoiscooal Cathe- 231 E. 1st South. Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery.

Family sug- gestsi contributions tj Utah Menial J- erll Boi July 152 2, Salt Lake City, to D. A. and Bertha Kerr Skeen. Married to M. Bower Morton, 1W3, Salt Lake City Received M.

A. degree from U. cf U. Social worker, U. of Medical Center.

Survivors: Barents, Salt Lake City; son. dauQhler. Pamela J. Gfoffrev. both Summit Park; sisters, Mrs.

Prisciila King, Fullerton, Mrs. Lane Fonnesback, News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES William D. Bird Delbert Bird, 63, Ogden. died Saturday morning in a Rcy hospital after a long illness Bern June 10, 1702, Mendon, to me H- and Mary Bough Bird. Lo- 17 1 HUjKJXSES uk Jbntry riday.smt Lake county nv fc Uachuselts; Mrs.

(Geraldine) booking on "a murder charge Capt. Roberts said. In Test of 'Miss Fair' Deadline for entries in Miss Utah State Fair contest is Friday. Mr s- Larue Brewster, Salt Citv; Jolene Mann, 20, Bountiful. lor fkm an.

25. Salt Lake; Ci half brother, Elmer Lcsan; sisters, Mrs. Sarah Par Mrs. Albert Schiffman, Lcsan; Mrs. Leva City, recent deposit oer set, Droved, the slater-- expei Cairo's 1965, at poened and Sme they will 3 eSrSrS: 1 reserves i awre i a Stat2.

aw b(d the oTfhe UTAH STATE BUILDING BOARD fC331 GLEN SWENSON, Oirecior 1-x OC.il Police dispatchers throughout Lake City, fair board director in the day continued to broadcast charge of the beantv contest a want for a 1961 black Cadillac'said the contest is open to win': earlng Calil ornia of county fair queen con-j 'tests and authorized cele- bration in each of the state's 29 license plates. Also Wanted counties. Mrs. Brewster added that -a'nd Baird Also wanted were a man des- 'cribed as a light-skinned 1 about 30, well dressed and con- ear 's crop of pretty girts will Mr sidered good looking, about 5 gather Sept. 16 when the annual' fcJS 6 feet, 9 inches tall, who was iden-J Miss utan State Fair Contest is; 21M 0 tified as the driver of the Cadil-' nold at tne Riverside Stake Cen- lac.

ter. Church of Jesus Christ of OGDEN-Mrs. Rachel Alice Fowler Cto Sal of au recipt S29 i 33 a 4 R. daushJcr I A. (Nettie) Mcullrle T.

Wood, 157 34, a Logan rest home after a long il'ness. Also wanted was a female Latter-day amount cf five to the u'tah Buildma 3 1 0 if certf- lieu of did bond, a certificate Troni an scproved surety compiny suaran- Perlcr- fairground Entry forms companion of the driver, fied as a female Negro with straight, black hair, wearing aiP ani by white uniform. candidates Both were being sought as gowns and bathing suits, she material witnesses, Capt. erts said. INFLATION VS.

Get rid of hot air in air mattresses and swimming pools with a Hint from Heloise in today's Sunday Home Magazine. The new Miss Utah State Fair will be awarded $200, a trophy and choice of a university scholarship in Utah. Miss Dawn Ma- Ian, Ogden. will reign over this year's state fair Sept. 10 through 19.

Remains Critical Sharon Shook, 19, 130 N. 1st East, Kaysville, remained in critical condition at St. Mark's Hospital for the third week Saturday following an auto accident Aug. 7 at the intersection of Vic- itory Road and Beck Street. call Nelson Memorial dnn c- 7-9 o.rn.

and after S. 1300 Srmons, 9 a.m. Monday. Burial, Ashton. Cottorm-ooJ LDS (c Director.

NOTICE OF HEARING Matter of the Application Born S- i W5 Ta b0tr Funerals St. Mark's Hospital George A. Wyler A. (Jerrv) VVvt-' Pavscn, died Sat- "or a Ccrtilcale of Convenience and a Lake hospital ifter a I to ooerate as a common March 9, motor carrier of passengers in in- commerce. Notice is nereby ciiyen that I of Leslie E.

Gilletti-, doins business as Gillette Ambulance Service will be heard re Swvfce Commisston of Utah at its hearing room 1118 Firs! Security Building, 405 South Mam Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Monday, the 131,1 day of September, ncing at 10:00 o'clock Applicant proposes to operate as a common carrier ty motor vehicle for the transportation of oassenjers in an ambulance service over irregular routes as follows: Between points and places in Tooele County, and between TooelS Holy Cross Hospital iSJ6 Leisure Lane 31 (vlr5 itiaine) warn iireet, Mr. and Mrs Jchn one PRVSon. Funeral Morrfay Monday, the 1V.T Platinum Way -''ifi 1 I9b where frfends! comme gfc ar 8urial a V.UI 650 Soulh, Bountiful, soil. services for Louis ,0 will be held Friday at 12:00 p.m. at the Holy Trinity Greek i Orthodox Church, J79 West.

Friends may call at the Dts: cret MortOarv Thursday 7-S o.rrij, 'rectors. Oereret Mortuary.