Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 32

1 1982 Longvltw Morning Journal Mtuaries ,1 Wilson TinMe CARTHAGE Services for Wilson Tinkle, 65, of Carthage will be 4 p.m. today at Hawthorn Funeral Home with the Revs. Ellis Stockton and Ottie Reed officiating. Burial will be in Corinth Cemetery in Panola Coun-: ty. Mr.

Tinkle died Thursday in a Shreveport hospital after a long illness. Born in Gary, he was a lifelong Panola County resident and was a retired truck driver and U.S. Navy veteran of World War II. He was a member of the First Freewill Baptist Church in Carthage and VFW Post 5620 and American Legion Post 353. Survivors include his wife, Nettie; six sons, Steve of Center, Billy of Alexandria, Allen Godwin of Chester, Lester and Troy Godwin, both of Carthage, and Robert Godwin of Houston; three daughters, Linda Bussy, Vickie Higginbotham and Pat Worthey; two sisters, Mrs.

Grace Tinkle of Carthage and Mrs. Nellie Crooms of Gary; 25 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. officiating. Graveside services will be 2 p.nx at Pleas-, ant Valley Cemetery near Cotton Valley, La. Ruby Currey Garrett I.

DAINGERFIELD Graveside services for Ruby Currey Garrett, 82, will be 2 p.m. today in Daingerfield -Cemetery with the Rev. Ervin Kirk officiating under -the direction of Nail-Haggard Funeral Home. Howard Hill HUGHES SPRINGS Services for Howard Hill, 42, of Hughes Springs will be 2:30 p.m. today at the First Assembly of God Church in Daingerfield with; the Revs.

Ed Sisson and Leo Kessler officiating. Burial will be in Bradfield Chapel Cemetery under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home. AP photographer dead at 68 LONDON (AP) William Frederick "Bob" Rider-: Rider, an outstanding British news and sports photographer for The Associated Press, died Thursday in Bexhill Hospital on the English south coast at the age of 68, his wife Thelma said. His death, less than three years after retirement, followed a heart attack and other ailments, his wife said. A tall, powerful-looking man always known as Bob, Rider-Rider was the son of a London picture editor, and joined the AP in 1931 as a messenger boy.

He graduated to the darkroom, then to cameraman, and after five years' service with the Royal Air Force in World War II, rejoined the AP at the end of 1945. Horst Faas, AP's European Photo Editor, said: "Bob was one of the great agency photographers. He always managed to get the right shot at the right angle that told the story. Funerals Dr. Russell R.

Wimberly Services for Dr. Russell R. Wimberly, 80, of Long-view will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Welch Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memory Park.

Dr. Wimberly died Thursday at his residence. A Longview resident since 1934, Dr. Wimberly moved here from San Angelo. He was a retired dentist, practicing 40 years before his retirement.

Survivors include his wife, Mildred. Arlen Keith Piroutek Services for Arlen Keith "Red" Piroutek, 47, of Longview are pending with Rader Funeral Home. Mr. Piroutek died Wednesday in a local hospital, following a sudden illness. A Longview resident 18 years, Mr.

Piroutek moved here from South Dakota. He was a self-employed trucker driver and a Air Force veteran. He was a Lutheran. Survivors include his wife, June; two daughters, Tiffany Michele of Longview and Tamara Kay of Sacremento, three sons, Donald Lee of Longview, David Keith and Daniel Frank, both of Sacremento, his parents, Don and Dorothy Piroutek, of Wagner, S.D.; three sisters, Marlys Bridge and Jean Piroutek, both of Wagner and Mary Beth Piroutek; and three grandchildren. Jack H.

Truitt Services for Jack H. Truitt, 77, of Longview will be 2 p.m. today at Rader Funeral Home with the Rev. Bob Ely officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Memorial Gardens.

Mr. Truitt died Wednesday in a local hospital. Mr. Truitt was chief station operator for Atlantic Pipeline Co. He was a member of Founders Christian Church, where he also was a deacon.

Survivors include his wife, Ruth; three sons, Jack of New Orleans, Lon of Longview and Kenneth of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. E.M. Bradham of Port Neches and Mjs. Ernest Mosely of Beaumont; and four grandchildren. Grace O.

McCarley Services for Grace 0. McCarley, 86, of Longview will be 2 p.m. today at Welch Funeral Home with Christian Science Reader Freda Brown officiating. Burial will be in Grace Hill Cemetery. Mrs.

McCarley died Wednesday evening in a local hospital following a lengthy illness. A 65-year resident of Longview, Mrs. McCarley was the wife of the late R.S. McCarley, founder of McCar-ley's Jewelry Co. She was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist of Longview and Longview Music Club.

Survivors include two sons, H.C. (Stormy) Bennett and Gary Bennett, both of Longview; and four grandchildren, Gary Bennett William Bennett, Henry Clinton Bennett III and Henry McCarley Bennet. John F. Cox KILGORE Services for John F. Cox, 65, of Kilgore will be 4 p.m.

today at Rader Funeral Home with the Johnny E. Stone Services for Johnny E. Stone, 70, of Longview will be 10 a.m. today at Welch Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Dodge officiating.

Burial will be in Summerfield Cemetery. Mrs. Nora Rollinson Ridings CARTHAGE Services for Mrs. Nora Rollinson Ridings, 83, of Carthage will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Hawthorn Funeral Home with the Rev.

Jerry Burnaman Revs. Roger Hoffpowier and Marshall Taylor officiating. Burial will be in Pirtle Cemetery. Mr. Cox died Wednesday at a Kilgore nursing center.

A lifelong resident of Kilgore, Mr. Cox was a native of Pirtle in Rusk County. He was a self-employed painter and was a member of Pirtle Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, Juanita; a son, Donald of Kilgore; three daughters, Mrs. Pat Bingham of Quitman and Mrs.

Charollette Gossage and Mrs. Sue Clements, both of Kilgore; a brother, Harold of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Faye Goggans and Mrs. Ida Mae Penry, both of Kilgore; 10 grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Thomas David Stone Jr.

MARSHALL Services for Thomas David Stone 76, of Marshall will be 2 p.m. today at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with the Rev. Gerald Priest officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery under the direction of Sullivan Funeral Home.

Mr. Stone died Thursday night in Marshall after a long illness. Born in Marshall, he was a retired system electrician for Southwestern Electric Power Co. in Marshall. He attended Marshall public schools and was a member of St.

Joseph's Catholic Church. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and belonged to the American Legion Club in Marshall. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Kathryn Leslie; a daughter, Mrs.

Reeves (Kathie) Feild of Shreveport; a sister, Mrs. J.M. (Laura) Hughes of Marshall; two brothers, Charles D. of Tulsa, and Jesse of Canyon City; and two grandchildren. Mrs.

Adell Simon HENDERSON Services for Mrs. Adell Simon, 61, of Houston are pending with Crawford-A. Crim Funeral Home. Mrs. Simon died Thursday at a Houston hospital after a long illness.

Born in Panola County, she was a Baptist. Survivors include her husband, Chester her mother, Mrs. Mary Emma Clendenin of Kansas City, a son, Jackie E. Dudley of Jacksonville; three daughters, Mrs. Patsy Ruth Brown, Mrs.

Frances O'Brien and Mrs. Barbara Allen Els; two sisters, Mrs. Ann Myer of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Mary Jean Williby of Kansas City, and 11 grandchildren. Mrs.

Paul K. Harrison LUFKIN Services for Mrs. Paul K. (Pat) Harrison 55, of Lufkin will be 10 a.m. Saturday at St.

Cyprian's Episcopal Church with the Rev. Stephen Bancroft officiating. Burial will be in Garden of Memory Memorial Park under the direction of Gipson Funeral Home. Mrs. Harrison died Thursday afternoon at a local hospital.

Born in Port Arthur, Mrs. Harrison was a former resident of Sherman and Longview. She had lived in Lufkin since 1968. She was a retired teller and former employee of the First City National Bank of Lufkin. She was a member of the Lufkin Historical and Creative Arts Center and St.

Cyprian's Episcopal Church. Survivors include two sons, Lyle of Lufkin and Patrick of Sugarland; mother, Mrs. Helen Lyle of Nacogdoches; and a sister, Mrs. Judy Hale of Nacogdoches Memorials may be made to St. Cyprian's Church the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Horoscope By JEANE DIXON 1982 Los Angeles Times Syndicate Friday, Aug.

27, 1982 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: Actresses Barbara Bach and Tuesday Weld share this birthday with you. Also born on this date: President Lyndon Baines Johnson and the late Hollywood mogul Samuel Gold-wyn. Now is not the time to break new ground. Stay put and build on what you already have. Despite the stormy economic weather still ahead, you should be able to make significant business and employment gains.

JfQejr friendships affect your finances in positive ways. Romance can be unsettling at times, but your relatives will prove a source of strength. Guard against making Impulsive decisions regarding marriage. Take things nice and slow for awhile, ARIES (March 21-April 19): A special plan runs into a credit snag. Be patient until the situation can be straightgned out.

You reap the benefits of your past efforts and win a nice bonus. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): A job change could bring greater security. Resist a salesperson's pitch to buy things you cannot afford. You enjoy a casual friendship. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Expect to put in some overtime for a colleague on vacation.

A fatter paycheck is fine compensation. Your special ties with groups bring many benefits. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Unpredictable circumstances could upset you. Try to be more flexible. Quick thinking counts big with higher-ups.

Devote more time to the personal side of your life. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): nsuai and spectacular events await many of you. Handle business matters early in the day. Happy romance proves a real blessing.

You may decide to set a wedding date! VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Working at home can be highly profitable if it does not entail extra expense. Progress and expansion continue to highlight your life. LIBRA (Sept.

23-Oct. 22): Avoid conflicts with those in authority. Better communication with higher-ups frees you to move forward with your career plans. Business travel picks up. SCORPIO (Oct.

23-Nov. 21): Work has its ups and downs. A colleague may not live up to hisher promises. Proceed on your own to achieve the best results. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22-Dec. 21): A second income comes in handy. Sign up for a course that will sharpen your professional skills. Trying to control someone will only make him or her rebel more strongly. CAPRICORN (Dec.

22-Jan. 19): Rest a little before you work yourself into a state of exhaustion. Give younger person a chance to prove himself. Your subordinates are capable of handling greater responsibility. AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 18): Challenge the experts when you think they are wrong, but be ready to substantiate your position. Financial difficulties turn out to be less serious than you imagined. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Business tensions spill over into your family life.

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$71,000 tor houM and 3 ecree. Additional acreage vataM. 06M324, 11.5 PERCENT graduated payment. Move In for 7000 or leer Monthly payment under 1550 PI. New 3-bedroom, 2-bath, double oa-rage.

Al the extre plus tome. Muet ne tht one quiet. FoteetUnda Real Eento 758-7996. 2.6S ACRES. Older frame pertMy remodeled.

Pki 2 bedroom mobile currently rented. Hoof up lvalue for 3 more. $55,950. Land Office 753-1432 or Carol, 64M737. $3000 DISCOUNT, one of a kind enow noun, great tor entertaining or retired couple dudee refrigerator, range, dMiwaaher, cen-treJ air and halt.

Can be aet up on your lot or we have land available. Only (29.900. low down payment. Sun Belt Real Estate TWO STORY on 4 wooded acre. New, large country home, hid baeernent, 10 foot ceWnga.

microwave, 2000 feet IMng. Century 21 Gary Johnaon Realty 297-3077, 297-3354. 759- 5489. WILL BUY OLDER houeee and epertments in need of repair. Cart Robert, evening 759-9721.

NEW LISTING 2-etory. Spring HI, 4 bed-room, 2 Vi-bath brick, arluated on beauWurry ahaded acre. Footbridge over creek, wild flower, property 7 yeer oM. Lovely, al city Improvement and utWea. Mid $70.

DeH'l Hcnweteed Realty, 757-4935 or 767-3119. NEWLY OFFERED Pkie Tree Urge cordial den with fireplace and booMieive. Sptfl bedroom, courtyard. ERA Ledbetter 757- 2781, Jmt 988-3417. NEW REAL ESTATE CORPORATION to open September 1.

Now Interviewing potential ate agent for reeldenttei, commercial and Inveetment. Cel Roy at 757-3373, 297-2224. NEW THREE-BEDROOM. 2-bath, fireplace, eneroy-effclerrl home for tale by owner. 13H Weraat, pay equity and aaaume note.

Spring Foreet Addrlon, Spring Hal 8dMOj. Cel between 6 am and 4 pm for appomunant, 759-4426. NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, brick, feature I $500 TOTAL MOVE-IN to queMed vets or you cnooee me manctng you ne entrain. New hnmea In the ISfla ki School. Foromanda Real Ettate 75-7 ACRES with extra nice three bedroom brick.

Moat burn-In. $88000 ERA LedbMter $45-2204, 75MW1, Battle Uddel 545-4521. USTtNOS $50. Lot of prceoect. wa need help-.

Experienced real acute aeJaa people. Call lor confidential Interview. Reertw-rriember, Foreettend Reel Elte, Tom vmeon. 75-7B5. St It Through Our ClmMtdA bedroom, 8prlng Hill.

FJortHe for Bond Money, $83,950. Heritage Realty 297-W81. NORTH LONGVIEW. Two home In low $50. Good buy.

Jo Am (63-2475 or fanagen Realty 759-3833, NORTHStDE. 3 bedroom, 2 bathe, brick, cerang fen, covered petto, garden are. Al the amenta of city living with country atmoeptiere. $74,000. Century 21 Jerry Myer Company 8834171, 297-0213.

OLDER HOME on 8ytvan Drive. Large wooded lot, Mng room, rMng room with umty bath, 2 fceptacee, aoalnt (tonga. Owner financing 758-4280. ONLY 8IX YEARS old. bedroom, 2 bath, tormal Mng room with woodburrJng fireplace, formal dining room, large den and kitchen comMnetlon.

One one acre, owner wi ooMfdor aolng an additional 3 acre with the aele of home. Cel ue for additional Information. Jewel McGahe Realtor, 759- 2748,7509272,7584785. ONLY $37,000. Two bedroom, 1 bath, ccrnptelery remodeled, large, lamed back yard, Must eee to apprectet.

23S-6OO0 ad. 2397. After 5 pm 753-2223. PINE TREE ELEGANT DREAM HOME Eight years old, 2-story, former parade home in the beautiful Idylwild Addition If you've been waiting to use color in your now is your chance! We're overstocked ads, with has 4 bedrooms' 3 baths with 3430 square feet. yellow, A OWNER FINANCING.

2200 equere teat, new Beautiful earthtone decor throughout formal livinq moomeo A-rrame, Heater eulte various snaaes of green, blue, red, orange, brown, purple and pink. So we ting these select colors on sale for Lonovtaw ohon. ruV room and dining room price A Large family room with wood-burning fireplace, game room for the kids. through Aug. 31 on any size ad.

Select Colors Vi Price through Aug. 31 and a study for Dad. 11 gore torpor Lea Mul Real Etteto 759-88 18. OWNER TRANSFERRED, Four berjroome al Northridge Ealatee, Sandra, 759-7891 or Flaraoan Rearty 759-3833. OWNER WILL hnence thai redecorated 2-bedroom ej 807 Itldaelaa.

Drive by and In-aped. Can Swaneon Company, 758-3181, 1:30 am thru 12 noon. True couM be your big oprxrturtywlmemelqomMryrrit. PARADE HOME lor eate rilwidwood 1)08 Whdeong, 2900 equara feet, J-bedroom, 2 te-oam, gemetoom, lormaj rMng, wood-burning rhntao, Roman bam, wet bar, atrium, BKurity, eprMdar ayetem. 1176,000.

Un- ton Warner Bukdore, 759-7808. PERFECT FAMLY am (Mr seat mm closets with abundant cabinets. Beautiful land scaped lawn with sprinkler No minimum size requirement Newton-John appearing at Reunion Arena Sept. 2 HOUSTON Olivia Newton-John will be appearing in Dallas at Reunion Arena on Sept. 2, along with a special guest appearance by Tom Scott.

This is only one of her performances included in a 50-date concert tour of North America. The tour, Newton-John's first in four years and entitled "Physical Tour of North America '82," will end in Los Angeles mid-October, according to a spokesman for Pace Management Corporation. Tickets for the Dallas concert are available at all Rainbow-Ticketmaster outlets for $15, $12.50 and $10. Newton-John, who has sold more than 100 million records, has won three Grammy Awards and eight American Music Awards. She was seen by more than 30 million people this year is her one-woman television special, "Let's Get Physical," which was filmed around the world and included both live footage as well as specially-conceived musi-' cal vingnettes.

Her sin- gle, "Physical" not only reached platinum status (over two million sold), but remained number one for ten weeks on the charts. The singer's "Physical" album has sold more than four million copies worldwide, while the sin- -gles from it have sold more than seven million copies. The album itself has been certified platinum (over two million sold in the while the second single from it, "Make a Move on has just reached gold status. The "Physical Tour of North America '82" will be filmed for a later television special. system and patio, let us show you this summer special today.

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297-3354, 759-5489 2-bedroom, 1-both home ideally located in the PUC TREE. Irnnaaeeto bedroom, 2 bath bra In good tocabon. Huge own wKh wood-bgrreng rteptoe, large tot wNh lot of tree end lanced. $90. Cerrtury 21 Jerry Myer Color sold and positioned on availability basis.

Process colors and special order colors not included We reserve the right to substitute colors based on our inventory. longview School District Good rental property, Priced $22,500. ixjmpeny eea-eiri. arr-qwe. PINE TKLriawhOffltna and thl.

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