Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 12

THE LONGVIEW MORNING JOURNAL Thursday, February 24, 1977 12-A-Longview, Texas New Firm Opened In Kilgore KILGORE Large crowds were on hand throughout Wednesday for the grand opening of the new Family Center in Midtown Shopping Center. Four officials from the company's Oklahoma City headquarters were here for the event J. A. Russell, division vice president; J. T.

Coker, division manager; H. H. Lytle, superintendent of stores; and C. A. Buchanan vice estate.

D. E. Parish 19 store manager. The new store contains more than 40,000 square feet of floor space and is the second largest in the chain. The $2 million Midtown Shopping Center is owned by Kilgore First Corporation.

headed by Joe Pearson, president and trust officer of Kilgore First National Bank. It contains in excess of 90.000 square feet and has three and one-half acres of parking space. Tenants other than are Safeway, Eckerd Drug. Kilgore First National Minibank, Danni's Music World and Photo-Kwik. A- new jewelry store will be opening soon.

Sears INSTALLED East Texas Special Antenna only 7995 CALL SEARS SERVICE 758-9956 Sears has an antenna for you, most anywhere you live. Ribbon Cutting Opens Store Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Atkins, 68, of 1801 Laney, will Kilgore Mayor Foster T. Bean, center, cuts the ribbon Hadaway, cashier; C.A. Buchanan, T.G.& Y.

vice be at 10 a.m. Thursday in the new T.G.&Y. Family Center in the Mid- president from Oklahoma City Commissioner Rader Funeral Home Chapel. to open City; The Rev. Charles Michael will town Shopping Center Wednesday.

Watching the James Harvey; J.T. Coker, T.G.&Y: District Manofficiate with interment in Roproceedings, from left, are H.H. Lytle, company ager of Dallas; J.A. Russell, T.G.&Y. Divisional Vice sedale Cemetery, Gladewater.

supervisor from Greenville: Thomas Fuller, Co- President of Dallas; and Donald Camper, Mrs. Atkins died early TuesManager; Dwight Parish, Manager: Elaine co-manager. day morning at Medical Center Hospital, Tyler. She had been a resident of Longview three Ore City Students, Faculty Stage 'Clean-Up' years Montana after and was moving a here member from of Northside Nazarene Church, ORE CITY The ecology movement seems to be on an "It's not that our campus needs cleaning. It always looks Longview.

up-swing at Ore City High School as energetic students and nice." Student Council President Dex Edwards said. "It's just Survivors include her husfaculty members give "Mother Nature" a big boost. our idea of a little spring cleaning. band. Dr.

Donald A. Atkins; After Ore City's Student Council declared Feb. 21 as Another effort to dress up the campus was the recent five daughters, Mrs. John "Clean Campus Day," the council and its sponsors, Jack planting of an oak tree in front of the school by Future Farmers (Betty) Drake, Longview, Mrs. Barrow and Mrs.

J. B. Morris, joined students in picking up, of America and their sponsors, H. W. McCoy and Howard Victor (Anna Jo) DiCecco, Los wiping away, sweeping out, dusting and throwing away Henderson.

The tree was donated by Mrs. Frances Causey, Angeles, Mrs. Patricia every hint of litter, dust or dirt that they could find president of the Parent Teacher Association. Thaut, Dermit, Mrs. 3 Days Only SAVE $130 Mrs.

Jones Services for Mrs. Della, Jones, 87, of Shreveport are pending at Rader Funeral Home. Mrs. Jones died at a Shreveport nursing home following a lengthy illness. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs.

Ben W. Butler of Shreveport; one son, Albert A. Jones of Grand Prairie; six grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren and. four great Mrs. Atkins on console color television.

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Margaret McElroy, Reno. one brother, Carl Riley of California; 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. B.E. Jackson MARSHALL Services for Bennett Lee Jackson, 68, of Marshall will be 10 a.m. Thursday at the Colonial Chapel of Sullivan Funeral Home with the Revs.

Thomas Davis and Charles Woodard officiating. Burial will be at Colonial Gardens. A native of Marshall. Mr. Jackson had been supervisor and warehouse foreman for Made- Rite Bottling Co.

in Marshall since 1938 and was a member of Summit United Methodist Church. His parents were a Harrison County pioneer Survivors include his wife. family. Mrs. Lorena Edwards Jackson of Marshall and one brother, James Jackson of Uncertain.

Almond Smith Services for Almond Smith, 51, of 207 Walter, will be Friday in Hixon Funeral Home Chapel, Leesville, La. with interment in Beech Grove Cemetery. No service time is available. He died Tuesday following a lengthy illness in a local hospital. Rader Funeral Home IS in charge of local arrangements.

Mr. Smith lived in Longview 19 years after moving here from Pineland. He was employed with the Trailmobile maintenance department, and was a member of Trinity Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Artie Mae, Longview; two daughters, Mrs. Joyce Talkington and Mrs.

Cathy Brown, both of Longview: one foster son. William Lynn Hunter, Longview; two sisters and five brothers. Clyde W. Hays HENDERSON Services for Clyde W. Hays.

58. of Rt. 2. Mount Enterprise, will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Minden Baptist Church with the Revs.

Joe Higgs and Randy Penny officiating. Burial will be at Maple Grove Cemetery under direction of Bryan Funeral Home. Mr. Hays died Tuesday at a Shreveport, La. hospital after a lengthy illness.

A native of Rusk County, he was employedby Bryan Bryan Road Oil Co. in Henderson as a truck driver. He was a member of the Minden Baptist Church and he was a veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, Sue; three daughters, Mrs. Shirley Hale, Miss Linda Sue Hays and Miss Nelva Jean Hays, all of Henderson; two sons.

Mike anof Longview and Danny of Minden; three sisters. Mrs. Lucille Perry and Mrs. Elsie Wilder, both of Minden and Mrs. Mardell Jimmerson of Henderson and three grandchildren.

Milam Roberts -Services for Milam H. Roberts, 90, of 106 S. Meason, Big Sandy will be 3 p.m. Thursday at Croley Funeral Home with the Rev. Craig Lacy officiating.

Burial will be at Chilton Cemetery. Mr. Roberts died Tuesday at his home after a lengthy illness. A retired sawmill operator, he was a member of the Baptist church. Survivors include his wife, Lillie Mae; four sons, Milam Jr.

and John Henry, both of Gladewater. Marvin of Longview and Stanley of Mesquite: two stepsons, Lawrence and J.D. Bell, both of Gladewater; five stepdaughters, Mrs. Wilma Deel, Mrs. Hazel Bowden, Mrs.

Marvell Rice, all of Irving, Mrs. Lester Gunn of Big Sandy and Mrs. Irene Peppard of Fort Worth: two brothers. Jude and Jewel, both of Gladewater; and one sister. Mrs.

lone McKnite of Gladewater. Lou C. Garrison JEFFERSON-Services for Lou Clifton Garrison, 34, of Houston, grandson of Mrs. Lillian Weddle of Jefferson, will be 11 a.m. Friday in Haggard Funeral Home Chapel with Elder Phillip Little officiating.

Burial for Mr. Garrison, who died Monday night in a Houston hospital after a short illness, will be in Oakwood Cemetery here. He was born May 3, 1942. at Gladewater, where he lived until moving to Houston about a year ago. He was a cook and a mechanic.

and a member of Kilgore Assembly of God Church. Surviving also are his father, James, of Bromide, a son. James of Waco: a brother, Richard Swimm of Alexandria, four sisters, Mrs. Lillian Husband of White Oak, Mrs. Charlotte Spencer of Troup.

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Nancy Barrett of Fort Worth. Mrs. Barrett is the former Nancy Sunkel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

B.W. Sunkel of Longview. Others killed in the crash were four World Service Life Insurance company executives Jimmy Kenneth Fulkerson, 35. James L. Ward 35, Fabe Ingram, 42 and Reed H.

Yowell. 34, all of Fort Worth. According to wire service reports, the plane exploded over the northeast part of Springdale at 5:05 p.m. Tuesday. The craft was en route to St.

Louis, then Chicago where the executives were to attend a business meeting. Mrs. Barrett. a native of Longview and a graduate of Longview High School. was flying the plane as a charter for World Service Life Insurance officials.

Police Chief Bob Berry said the plane's wreckage landed 100 yards from some residential property near the intersection of U.S. 71 and Arkansas 264, close to the WashingtonBenton County Line. Jim Newberry, a Federal Aviation Administration air traffic controller at Fayetteville said investigators from Little Rock probed the air crash site to determine the cause of the explosion. Newberry said the flight was under instrument supervision of Memphis air traffic controllers when the crash occurred. Graveside services for Mrs.

Barrett are set for 4 p.m. Thursday at Greenwood Mausoleum in 1 Fort Worth with the Rev. Charles Woodard officiating. Survivors include her husband, Dr. Robert L.

Barrett of Fort Worth; two sons. Robert L. and Stephen of Fort Worth and one daughter, Mrs. Nanda Lahud of Fort Worth; her parents of Longview; one brother David Sunkel of Fort Worth. Arrangements are under the direction of Gause-Ware Funeral Homes of Fort Worth.

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