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WNC Deaths And Funerals Funerals Today STATE AND AREA Hugh E. Baker of Burnsville, 2 p.m., chapel of Holcombe Brothers Funeral Home. Mrs. John Smathers of 1 Highland Clyde. 2 p.m., Wells Funeral Home Chapel, Canton.

Robert L. Freeman of Rt. 2 Hendersonville, 2 p. Personal Attention Morris' principal and staff are wellknown for arranging each funeral service exactly as the family wishes. This personal attention, care and sympathetic understanding make all the difference to Asheville families at time of sorrow.

Our home-like facility is near to all, so remember Morris Funeral Home 304 Merrimon Avenue Phone 252-1821 MEMBER NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Williams Funeral Service 856 TUNNEL ROAD PHONE 298-5555 ALLEN ASSOCIATES MORTUARY 127 McDowell Street Phone 252-1251 Shepherd's Church Street Chapel, Henderson County. Robert A. Keener of Rockwood. 2 p.m., Ochre Hill Baptist Church. Jackson County, N.

C. Mrs. Frances Buquo of Fairfax. 2 Fairview Cemetery, Hot Springs, N. C.

Perry Tino 2 Hot Springs, 2 p.m., Pine Springs Baptist Church near Greeneville, Tenn. CITY AND COUNTY Wathia C. Allen of Asheville, 1 p.m.. Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church. Earl Jackson Earl Jackson, 50, of 7 Cornelia owner and operator of Asheville Safe and Lock died Tuesday in Asheville VA Hospital after a long illness.

A native of Asheville, he was a son of the late John and Josephine Lumpkin Jackson. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rhea Rice Jackson; a son, Tommy Jackson of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Betty Driver of Canton and Misses Elaine and Ilena Jackson of the home; three brothers, James R. and George Jackson of Leicester and Woodrow Jackson of Johnson City, and three sisters, Mrs.

Helen Bell of Asheville. Mrs. Nancy Manning of Bryceville, and Mrs. Peggy Trantham of Polacka, Fla. Services will be held at 11 a.

m. Thursday in the chapel of Morris Funeral Home. The Rev. Lanny Cobb will officiate. Burial will be in Green Hills Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Conley West, Lou Dubinsky, James Gudger, Herman Rector, Ray Jarrett and George Brigman. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. 6Belk RINGS BRACELETS Demi-tasse time-honored patterns of extraordinary grace. Beautifully crafted in the manner of fine jewelry by Rogers Co.

in 'deep silver' silverplate. Rings in sizes or adjustable. Bracelets with safety catches. Lots of patterns from Baroque Rose, Spanish Crown, Interlude, Scarab, Delicato etc. Rings $4 Bracelets $7 ring bracelet set, $10 woods AT YOUR NEAREST BELK IN ASHEVILLE, ASHEVILLE MALL Little Joan Bond Is Set At $15,000 RALEIGH (AP)-Chief Justice Susie Sharp of the North Carolina Supreme Court indicated Tuesday Joan Little will not have to return to jail until the court decides whether it will hear her appeal of a breaking and entering conviction.

Supreme Court Clerk Adrian Newton said Miss Sharp had set Miss Little's bond at 000, the same she is now under. and had stated that when the bond is sent in and approved by her a stay of execution will be issued delaying Miss Little's return to jail at least until the court rules on her plea that the court hear her appeal from the breaking and entering sentence. The North Carolina Court of Appeals recently found no error the trial last year in Beaufort County in which Miss Little was convicted of breaking into mobile homes in the vicinity of Washington, N.C. Miss Little was in the Beaufort County Jail awaiting appeal of the breaking and entering verdict in August 1974 when she fatally stabbed jailer Clarence Alligood in what she said was a sexual assault. She was acquitted of murder in the Alligood case last summer in a trial which attracted international attention.

Attorneys for Miss Little have stated that if they lose her appeals in the North Carolina courts, they will take the case to federal court. AARP Will Meet SYLVA The Jackson County Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the auditorium of the County Community Center. THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, Dec. 10, 1975 23 Erskine Young Erskine Young of Rock Hill, S.

father of Mrs. Christine Vaught of Asheville, died Tuesday in Rock Hill after a. long illness. He was a frequent visitor to Asheville. Services and burial will be in Rock Hill under direction of Robinson Mortuary.

Rex Thompson Services for Rex Thompson, 67. of Rt. 1 Asheville, who died Monday, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Sardis Methodist Church. The Revs.

Enoch G. Ball Ebb Jenkins and Vernon Hall will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Frank Hollifield, Dewey A. Greene.

John Ballinger, Floyd Garland, C. D. Plemmons, Vince Merrill and John Kury. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Morris Funeral Home.

Carl L. Pinner Carl L. Pinner, 73, of Knoxville, formerly of Asheville, died Monday in a Knoxville hospital. A native of Asheville and a son of the late Charles L. and Hattie Magnolia Pinner, he was a retired employe of Southern Railway.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ollie Pinner; a brother, James R. Pinner of Asheville; two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Allison of Asheville and Mrs. Jessie Burns of Miami, three nieces and a nephew.

Graveside services will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday in Calvary Episcopal Churchyard at Fletcher. Berry Funeral Home, Knoxville, is in charge. Mrs.

Maude Buckner GREENSBORO Mrs. Maude Anderson Buckner, 71, of 2902 Will-Doskey Drive, died Monday in a Greensboro hospital. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Strader of Greensboro; five brothers, Jay Anderson of Winston-Salem. M.

John. Ralph and C. A. (Tip) Anderson of Greensboro; three sisters, Mrs. Mae Williams and Mrs.

Nell Combs of WinstonSalem and Mrs. Esther Whitt of Asheville; and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Forbis and Dick North Elm Street Chapel. Burial will be in Westminster Gardens there.

The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Claude H. Lance Claude Harrison Lance. 86.

of 49 Euclid died Tuesday in an Asheville hospital after a short illness. A lifelong resident of Buncombe County and a retired farmer, he was a son of the late William L. and Mary Morris Lance. Surviving are the widow. Mrs.

Pearl Crook Lance: two sons. Garland F. and Kenneth H. Lance of Asheville: a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Cunningham of Asheville: a sister.

Mrs. Fezie McGalliard of Mt. Verde, seven grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Groce Funeral Chapel.

The Rev. John Knight will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Nephews will be pallbearers. The family receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday at the funeral home. Frank M. Edwards Frank Miller Edwards, 80, of 115 Belmont died Monday at his home following a long illness. A native of Graham County and a Buncombe County resident for 11 years, he was a retired owner and operator of a shoe repair shop in Bryson City. He was a son of the late Samuel Miller and Amanda Calhoun Edwards.

Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Nell Gay Faulkner Edwards; two daughters. Mrs. Wilma Doriminy of Fitzgerald, and Mrs. Edna Futrell of Hapeville.

a stepdaughter, Mrs. Mary Virginia Porter of Stubenville. Ohio; two sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins of Stecoa and Mrs.

Hattie Ramsey of Brevard; three grandchildren, several nieces nephews including Charles Monroe Edwards of Stecoah. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Stecoah Baptist Church in Graham County. The Rev. Gurley Stewart will officiate.

Burial will be Randolph Cemetery there. Pallbearers will be Dr. B. J. Porter, T.

J. and Bobby Edwards, James and Elmer Futrell and Carl Green. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Anders-Rice Funeral Home, where the body will remain until placed in the church 30 minutes before the services. Asheville Attorney Is Formally Rebuked Roland L.

Best Roland Louis Best. a retired IBM operator for the Exxon Corporation and a former resident of Asheville, died Monday in a Hickory hospital. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Doris Barber Best; two daughters, two brothers, a sister and two grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday morning at Bass-Smith Funeral Home in Hickory, with burial to follow in Gastonia.

John Corn John Corn. 73, of 135 Merrimon died unexpectedly Sunday in an Asheville hospital. He was a member of Gospel Lighthouse Interdenominational Church. There are no known immediate survivors. Graveside services will be held at 10 a.

m. Wednesday in Green Hills Cemetery. The Revs. Malcolm Ingle and O. A.

Porche will officiate. Groce Funeral Home is in charge. Former Athlete At ASU Starts New Scholarship BOONE A scholarship fund in memory of the late Lloyd L. Hobbs Jr. of Blacksburg.

has been established at Appalachian State University by his father, Dr. Lloyd L. Hobbs. and his uncle, Dr. Ralph J.

W. Hobbs of Birmingham, Ala. The scholarship will go to needy athletes with average high school academic backgrounds, according to Dr. Herbert W. Appalachian chancellor.

He said the fund "will fill a void in available aid" to such students. Lloyd Hobbs Jr. died a decade ago at age 17 from a rare form of bone cancer. His father, now a Blacksburg dentist, was an all-star varsity athlete as a pre-medicine student at Appalachian from 1934-37. He was an undefeated heavyweight wrestler for two seasons and the N.

C. amateur heavyweight champion in 1937. He was an all-star tackle in football. Recipients of the scholarship will be chosen by a committee which includes Dr. Hobbs.

R. W. Watkins. a retired ASU faculty member who was his coach, and Lee Adams, director of public affairs at ASU. Mills River Church Plans Carol Service HORSE SHOE The combined choirs of the Mills River Presbyterian Church will present their 24th annual Candlelight-Carol service at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 14. The choirs are joined by the congregation in carol singing at the beginning of the service. Featured singers are Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ray, Mrs. Noland Ramsey, Mrs. Floyd Evans, Joe Burgin.

Roy Mizener, Steve Carson. Mark Davis. Charles Allison and Mrs. Anderson Banks. The Christmas story will be narrated by Stan Caldwell.

Mrs. Breta Caldwell is organist and music director of the church and will be assisted by Andrew Trefois, violinist. The public is invited. Planning Funds Are Sought For Parkway Leg WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S.

Rep. Roy A. Taylor and Sen. Robert Morgan announced late Tuesday that $300.000 will be included in the Interior Department Appropriation Bill to plan for construction of the final two and one half miles of the 469 mile Blue Ridge Parkway at Grandfather Mountain. Final Congressional action on the bill is expected within the next few days.

At present, Parkway travelers must detour around the uncompleted section on a treacherous eight-mile road. "It would be poor economy to delay further the completion of the Parkway, which is now used by more than 14 million visitors annually." Taylor said. Nursing Honorary Taps Asheville Girl CHAPEL HILL Linda Fisher of Asheville was one of 36 nursing students and faculty of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who were inducted recently into Alpha Alpha chapter of Sigma l'heta Tau, national nursing honorary. Membership in the honorary is based on superior scholarship, leadership potential and high professional standards. Miss Fisher.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Fisher Jr. of 277 Foxcroft Drive.

Asheville, is a graduate of Enka High School where she was salutatorian. Asheville attorney Cecil C. Jackson Jr. was formally rebuked here Tuesday by a Superior Court judge for failing to properly represent a client. 3 Judge Robert D.

Rouse who found Jackson guilty of charges outlined in a N. C. State Bar Association complaint at a civil hearing Monday, issued the official reprimand in court Tuesday morning. "I believe that this reprimand will be heeded by you and remembered by you, Judge Rouse said in his judgment, which took just over a minute to read. Jackson, who was charged by the Bar Association with failing to properly represent legal matters involving Clyde Savings and Loan Association, could have been temporarily suspended from practicing law or permanently disbarred.

The judge also warned Jackson to keep his records up to date and to stay on top of the status of cases he is involved in as they proceed through the proper channels. Judge Rouse is expected to deliver his decision at noon Wednesday regarding another Bar Association complaint, this one against F. Wade Hall, an Asheville attorney who pleaded no contest to a federal misdemeanor charge in U. S. District Court here on Nov.

5. 1974. Hall. who received a suspended sentence in the federal case and was placed on unsupervised probation, also faces possible disbarment as a result of the conviction. Roberson Re-Elected Mayor Of Woodfin Hugh Roberson was re-elected mayor of Woodfin at Tuesday night's meeting of the Board of Aldermen.

Roy Penley was elected mayor pro tem. Newly elected aldernen Jack Penland and Clarence Wilson and incumbents Hugh Roberson and Roy Penley were sworn in by Magistrate Otto DeBruhl. aldermen re-appointed Gedwin Roberson. Garland Fox and Arthur Morgan to the Planning and 1 Zoning Board and added one new member, Mrs. Barbara Lamb.

They also appointed Carter Pounder to the Board of Adjustment. Charles Bradley was appointed to the Erwin Recreation Committee. Paving Enterprises an Asheville firm. was awarded the contract for the paving of six roads. Certificates of appreciation were presented by the mayor to the former members of the Board of Aldermen.

Dance Ensemble In Boone Program BOONE Ballet. jazz and original modern dance will be performed by the Appalachian Dance Ensemble at 8 p.m. Friday in Farthing Auditorium on the Appalachian State University campus. General admission is 50 cents. heed that no man deceive you.

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