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THE SHREVEPORT TIMES Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1970 7.A -Ark-La-Tex Deaths- Deaths- and one great-grandchild. Paul R. Davis ville of Texas City, three daughters, Mrs. Freida Watson of Highland, Mrs.

Ruth Verdine of Houston, Tex. and Mrs. Billie Stephens of Lufkin, and five step-sons, W. A. Stephens Jr.

of Richland, David Stephens of Lufkin, John Stephens of Marksville, Jim Stephens of Los Angeles, Calif. and Neal Stephens El Paso, three step daughters, Mrs. Tommie Lou Mrs. Francis Northam and Mrs. Wallace Marquis, all of Houston, one sister, Mrs.

Henry Monk of Leesville; three brothers, E. L. Harville of Hicks, T. L. Harville of Dallas, Tex.

and Vernon Harville of Corpus Christi, 11 grandchildren Charles. Mrs. Ella M. England LAKE CHARLES services for Paul Ray Davis, 25, will be held at 10 a.m. today in the Hixson Funeral Home.

Burial will bein the Consolota Cemetery. He died Monday in a New Orleans hospital. Survivors are his widow; one daughter, Lisa Davis; his mother, Mrs. Emma Davis of Lake Charles: four brothers, Gale Davis of Westlake, Marlo Davis of Clairmont, Kenneth Davis and Gilbert Davis, both of Lake Charles; three sisters, Mrs. Ilma of Orange, Mrs.

Delma Addison and Mrs. Mary Tramonte, both of Lake MINDEN Mrs. Ella Mae England, 71, died in a Shreveport hospital Monday following a short illness. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p.m. today in the Green Kleinegger Funeral Home.

Burial will be in the Sibley Cemetery. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Bagley of Shreveport, Mrs. Walter Evans of Sibley: two sisters, Mrs. J.

C. Poland of Minden and Miss Christine Bracken of Monroe; and four grandchildren. TEXAS Tom H. Amis PITTSBURG, Tex. Tom H.

Amis, 89, died Tuesday in a local hospital following a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today in the First Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Rose Hill Cemetery under direction of the Erman Smith Funeral Home. Survivors are his widow; one son, Thomas James Amis of Plano; one brother, C.

C. Amis of Dallas: one sister, Mrs. W. C. Caudle of Lindale; and four grandchildren, Alba B.

Alford SHELBYVILLE, Tex. Funeral services for Alba B. Alford, 80, will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Bartle Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Rather Cemetery.

He died Tuesday in a Center hospital following a short illness. Survivors are his sidow; one daughter, Mrs. Homer of Houston, one son, Royce Alford of Shelbyville; two sisters, Mrs. Vera Swancy and Mrs. Hartzel Beck, both of Shelbyville; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

NEA May Launch Drive On Carswell WASHINGTON (UPI) -The prospect of more weeks of uncertainty for Judge Harrold Carswell and more formal opposition to his Supreme Court nomination appeared almost certain Tuesday. National Education Association source said Tuesday the 1.1 million member organization of educators which opposed the nomination of Judge Clement Haynsworth also would come out against Carswell. "Actually, I think our case is stronger this time," the source said. The NEA announcement. expected later this week, reportedly will criticize Carswell for an undistinguished record as a judge and for "continual attempts to slow desegregation in the South" with his court decisions.

Sen. Fred Harris, in a Senate speech Tuesday, repeated his announced tion to the Craswell nomination. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield also indicated Tuesday that the vote on confirmation probably won't occur for at least another two weeks. He said that unless there is unanimous consent to move the Carswell consideration ahead, the vote would have to wait until consideration of the voting rights legislation. Mansfield said, "Voting rights will come first' if the voting rights bill is on the calendar as agreed to and no extension is The Senate already has agreed to take up the bill to extend the 1964 voting rights law on March 2.

Even if moved ahead of the voting rights bill, the Carswell nomination could stili not be taken up much before Feb. 27., Mansfield said he would not be averse to a short extension on the voting rights bill but extending the March March 2 since 1 the deadline 1st is on a Sunday would have to approval of all senators." IRREGULAR DUE TO LACK OF FOOD IN POUR DIET ALL- 3rd Wing's Reunion Will Be April 18 The Third Wing reunion for personnel serving from 1932 through 1940 will be held at Barksdale Air Force Base April 18 and 19. It is planned to colncide, with Shreveport's "'Holiday Dixie." a associated Members of organizations the wins, served and hroughout the during World War II and conflicts since. Several are still serving in the Armed Forces. Many advanced to top level, later became commanders and chief of staff's, such as Generals McConnel, Wade, Armstrong, Tacon, Eubank, Steele, Blackburn, Brerton, Ferguson, Grills, McElroy, Strother, Johnson, Culbertson and Disosway.

Men will get together on April 18 and men and wives will have a luncheon later. Wives of deceased members are welcome. Details may be obtained from CMSgt. Maples at 1170 Schex Bossier City, 71010, Phone 318-746-5929. City Court Sentences 2 To 6 Months Conviction on charges of theft brought six-months jail sentences to two persons in City Court Tuesday, Hattie Willis, 19, whose address was listed as the Sprague Street Hotel, sentenced to six months on theft charges.

She is to. serve nine days of the sentence, with the balance to suspended, and she will be placed on probation for two years. Theft by check charges against Kathleen J. Raybold, 25, of 3402 Valleyview, brought a six month jail sentence. Ans earlier sentence of 91 days, which was peviously suspended, was invoked and the time is to be served after the other sentence.

In other action, George, Ellis address listed 2, Box 95 Shreveport, was fined $250 or 50 days in jail and 10 days in jail, the sentence to be suspended for one year if the fine is paid, on a count of careless and reckless driving and driving while intoxicated. Richard York, whose address was listed as 821 Caddo was fined $100 or 20 days in jail on a vagrancy charge. Observance Set In Dribble Drive A 100-hour observance is planned for 10 a.m. Friday in the 110-hour marathon basketball dribble, "Bounce for BeatsBucks for Heart," conducted by the Zeta Chi chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, at Centenary College. The marathon which began at 6 a.m.

Monday, is being staged to boost the Caddo Heart Fund campaign by bringing attention the drive and reminding people of the importance of their hearts. Rogers, Head Of Congo Meet KINSHASA, The Congo (AP) Secretary of State William P. Rogers discussed Vietnam, the Middle East and Congolese hours Tuesday President transport problems, for seven Joseph Mobutu of the Congo. Rogers arrived Monday on the sixth leg of an African tour. State department press officer Robert McCloskey told a news conference later that the atmosof the talks, had been "cordial and candid." McCloskey said most of the talks concerned bilateral relations.

Under this heading came a review of U.S. aid programs to the Congo in the fields of river and road transport. Rogers told Mobutu that it was the wish of the United States to continue to aid the Congo. FUNERAL SERVICES MR. OSCAR DUE 2:00 P.M.

Wednesday Bossier Chapel Interment Centuries Park BABY REBECCA LYNN BARRY 2:00 P.M. Wednesday Graveside Greenwood Cemetery RANDY LYNN ALLEN St. Paul 2:00 P.M. Wednesday, Interment Garden of Memory MRS. ANNIE S.

FIELDER 2:30 P.M. Wednesday Shreveport Chapel Interment Centuries Park MRS.ELLA ENGLAND 3:30 P.M. Wednesday Minden Chapel Interment Sibley Cemetery MRS. R. L.

DAILY 4:00 P.M. Wednesday Cedar Grove Methodist Church Interment Centuries Park MR. CLARK HALL 2:30 P.M. Thursday Shreveport Chapel Interment Forest Park RoseFUNERAL HOME New Department Head Is Named Times News Service CARTHAGE, Tex. Dr.

Charles T. Lawson, of Tallahassee, was employed as head music department at Panola College in Carthage at meeting of the college board of trustees, according to President Q. M. Martin. Dr.

Lawson will assume his duties this morning. The new instructor succeeds Raymond Rhea who died of a heart attack 10 days ago. Shots, Tags Clinics Set For Canines Warning: All dogs not vaccinated for rabies and properly tagged by March 1 will be impounded, according to CaddoShreveport Health Unit Chief Sanitarian C. M. Clark.

If the animals are not redeemed within three days, "it will be necessary to dispose of them. An impounding fee of $5 plus vaccination fee of $3 and daily board will be charged," Clark said. Citizens are urged to take their dogs to licensed veterinarians or to one of the rural clinics which he begin Dr. J. today.

M. McClure and Dr. Robert Franks will be on duty at the clinics, to be held today at: 8:15 a.m.-8:35 a.m., Front of Masonic Home on the Old Jefferson Road: 8:45 a.m.-9:20 a.m., Grocery Market, Pines Road and Old Jefferson Road; 9:35 a.m. a.m., Broadacres Baptist Church, Broadacres Road; 10:05 a.m.-10:15 a.m. corner 4th and 70th streets, Greenwood Acres.

Subdivision; 10:25 a.m.-10:45 a.m., Golden Meadow Drive, Lawton Acres Subdivision: 10:55 a.m.-11:10 a.m., Greenwood and Elysian Field roads; a.m.-12:40 p.m., Smith's Grocery, Greenwood; 1 p.m. p.m., Alexandria Store, Bethany; 1:40 p.m.-1:55 p.m., High -Top Cafe, Buncombe Road: p.m.-2:45 p.m., Hayes Garage, Buncombe Road; 3. p.m.-3:15 p.m., Rogers Grocery Market, Buncombe Road: 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m., 70th Street and Buncombe Road. Ice Causes 8-Car Crash In Alexandria ALEXANDRIA An eight-car pile up on an icy traffic bridge here Tuesday killed John Brown, 74, of Lecompte. Brown was a passenger in a car driven by Richard Deal, 19, also of Lecompte.

Several other persons were injured, at least two seriously. According to police, a city truck was spreading salt on the bridge and was hit in the rear by an automobile. The chain reaction caught six other vehicles. Funeral arrangements for Brown are pending. Harrisonburg To Operate New System Times News Service HARRISONBURG An agreement with the village of Harrisonburg to operate and service the Sandy Lake Water System was signed by David I.

Paten, president of the Sandy Lake Water System, on behalf board directors and Harrisonburg Mayor Cater Aplin. The agreement is for Harrisonbug to operate and maintain, read water meters, bill customers, collect water receipts and deposit in the Sandy Lake Water System account, answer calls, inspect the water tanks and supplies of the system and repair minor leaks. Harrisonburg will also provide office space for the meeting of the Sandy Lake Water System Board of directors, write provide bookkeeping services, checks, pay all bills, and, make payments to the Farmers Home Administration on the notes. Patten said the system is in good shape and that it is a good system. He noted that the M.

T. Reed Construction Company of Jackson, has finished the work and that the lines are in service at present time. Home Damaged By Blaze Here Damage estimated at $750 was caused by fire to a dwelling at 641 Melrose Tuesday morning, Assistant Fire Chief H. W. Leach said.

Cause of the fire, which started in a matress, was not determined, he said. The building, is owned by J. L. Kilpatrick 'is occupied Carl Butzin, Acting District John Miciotto said. The damage estimated at $500 to the building and $250 to the contents.

Two companies fought the fire. Semi-Invalid Dies in N.O. Fire NEW ORLEANS (AP) A semi-invalid man died in a fire which engulfed the living room of his home here Monday night, fire officials said. He was identified as Thomas P. Gibbons, 84.

policeman nearby heard the screams of Gibbons' maid and called the fire department. The maid said she saw Gibbons' clothes burning as she came to work. Magnolia Group MAGNOLIA, Ark. Derrill Beaver of Stephens has been appointed executive director of the Magnolia Boys' Club, Ralph Acerra, president of the Boys' Club board of directors, announced. Times News Service SPEED READ FREE INITIAL CLASSES Monday Feb.

16th through Friday, Feb 20th. 7 CENTRAL YMCA 400 McNeil 423 5151 Phone Or Drop In Meeting Held In DeRidder DeRIDDER-Parents of the A Beauregard. Parish School area packed the auditorium at the War Memorial Civic Center as they met to hold the first private school rally over the week-end. The opening speaker for the rally was Hall Lyons of. Lafay.

ette, state chairman of the Louisiana Taxpayers Political Union. The Rev. Melvin Plauche, administrator of the Evangeline Parish Academy, was guest speaker: The drive for donations and membership to the local academy was met with a generous response, with donations of land and contributions totaling more than $50,000. 5 Area Troopers Earn Promotions Five troopers of Troop of the State Police have been promoted to sergeant, Capt. Louis Yarbrough, troop commander, announced yesterday.

Receiving promotions were Harold L. Porter, Aubrey E. Porter, William H. Tynes, Dick Thomas and David B. Gregory.

The five have 57 years service between them, he said. Woodlawn Will Divide Classes Woodlawn high school will be divided into two platoons next fall as both Woodlawn and Project 63 students attend classes at the institution for September and the first part of October, according to School Supt. Donald L. Kennedy. Kennedy said students from one school will attend classes in the and the others will attend afternoon.

morning, He Project said 63 the will be football housed team at one for of the other school near Woodlawn, until the new school is completed. More Funds Needed by Commission Henry H. Goldsby Funeral services for Dr. Henry Goldsby, 52, of 169 Patton will be held at 2:30 p.m. today at Osborn Funeral Home chapel with the Rev.

Jimmy Moore of Ruston, officiating. will be in Stonewall Cemetery in Stonewall. Dr. Stuart DeLee, Caddo Parish coroner, returned verdict of suicide after Mr. Goldsby was found dead in his home Monday and a revolver was located near the body.

'Pallbearers will be Dr. William F. Drummond, John Richardson, Bob Rainey, John Norwood, Merle, Gallien, McCrary, Dr. Dr. D.

William Fowler, Hart and Dr. Robert Hendricks. Oscar E. Dye Funeral services for Oscar E. Due.

81, of 915 McDade Bossier, City, will Rose-Neath be held at Funer- 2 al Home chapel with the Rev. Billy Pierce, pastor of Barksdale Baptist Burial Church, will Centuries Memorial Park. Mr. Due was dead on arrival at Bossier General Hospital at 10:20 p.m. Monday, following a traffic accident 2500 block of- Old Minden Road.

It was not determined if he died from injuries or of a heart attack. Survivors inclue his widow; a daughter, Mrs. E. L. Edwards of Decatur, four sons, C.

E. Due Carthage, C. M. Due, of Lutcher, C. C.

Due of Fort Worth. and W. M. Due of Bishop, two sisters, Mrs. Maude Caruthers and Mrs.

Arrie Trevathan, both of Diboll, and six grandchildren. Guy Kinnebrew Guy Kinnebrew Funeral, of services Homer, for the Guy father Kinof a Shreveport surgeon, were held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Davidson Funeral Home chapel in with the Rev. John Bradshaw the Rev. Marvin Corley officiating.

Burial was in Arlington Cemetery: Mr. Kinnebrew died in a Homer hospital following a short illness. He was a native and lifelong Homer resident, of First Presbyterian in member, Homer, the Homer Masonic Lodge, the El Karaubah Shrine of Shreveport and was a former Council. He a retired member of they Homer Town salesman. Survivors include his widow: one daughter, Mrs.

S. A. Tatum of Homer; one son, Dr. C. A.

Kinnebrew of Shreveport; one brother, Talmadge Kinnebrew of Homer: seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mrs. R. L. Daily Funeral services for Mrs.

R. L. Daily, 78, of 209 E. 72nd will be held at 4 p.m. today at Cedar Grove Methodist Church with the Rev.

John Winn, pastor, officiate ing. Burial will be in Centuries Memorial Park under direction of Rose-Neath Funeral Home. Mrs. Daily died at 1 a.m. Tuesday at her home following a short illness.

She was born Aug. 6, 1891, in Shelbyville, and had been a Shreveport resident for 52 years. She was a member of the Cedar Grove Methodist Church and Ruth Rebekah Lodge No.12. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jack T.

Collins of Shreveport; two sisters, Mrs. Ettie Philyaw G. W. Bur'both of Shreveport: and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will Richard Savell, Alvin Savell, Lonnie Powers, Thelburt Powers, L.

D. Anderson, T. P. Anderson and G. A.

Strong, all nephews. Claude Hall Claude Hall, 64, Belcher, died at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Highland Hospital following a sudden illness. Mr. Hall.

a native of Timpson, lived in Belcher for 43 years. He retired from Mobil Oil Co. in 1968 after 42 years. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at RoseNeath Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev.

Stanford Parnell, pastor of the Belcher Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery. Survivors include his widow: a son. James F. Hall of Gilliam; a daughter, Mrs.

Claudette 'Norris of Shreveport: a brother, Cecil G. Hall of Gilliam; two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Marcom of Gilliam and Mrs.

Fred Hargrave Jr. of Shreveport, and four grandchildren. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Bowman Mitchell Humphries. 78, of West Monroe, the mother of two Shreveport residents, will be held at 10 a.m.

today at the Spears Funeral Home in West Monroe and burial will be at the Beach Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Humphries died Monday morning at her home following a long illness. She was a lifelong resident of Louisiana. Survivors include two sons, D.

W. Mitchell of Monroe and Robert Mitchell of Kingsland, three daughters, Mrs. Mattie Eubanks and Mrs. Ethel Elliott, both of Shreveport, and Mrs. Edna of North Dakota: 11 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.

Pallbearers will be Kenneth Elliott. Frank McCutcheon, Albert 'Eubanks, Roy Mitchell, Mitchell and David SellLarry, ers, all grandsons. Mrs. Mary Rebecca Barry Rebecca Barry Graveside funeral seryices for Rebecca Lynn Barry, two-yearold daughter of Mcs. Mary Swanson.

Bank Motel, Bossier City, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Greenwood Cemetery, with Rev. Charles G. Burton, pastor of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, officiating.

injuries received when by The child died Friday, of an automobile as it backed from a parking area at the motel. Survivors in addition to her mother include her maternal grandfather, Carl Tate of Iowa City, Iowa, and her paternal Leslie grandparents, Barry Mr. Woodbine, and Iowa. Mrs. Rose-Neath Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Minnie Matthews Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Lee Matthews, 74, of Natchitothes, the mother of a Shreveport man, were held Sunday at the First National Funeral Home in Natchitoches. Burial was in Marthaville Cemetery. Survivors include a son, Harlon Matthews of Shreveport; six sisters, Mrs.

Marcus, Gill of Shreveport, Mrs. Sprowl and Mrs. V. T. Johnson, both of Natchitoches, Mrs.

Jake Winfree Bill Grafton, of Leesville: and Mrs. Frank Prosser of Bunkie. LOUISIANA Randy L. Allen MINDEN Randy Lynn Allen, 2 years old, died in a Shreveport hospital Monday. Funeral services held at 2 p.m.

in the St. Paul's Catholic Church. Burial will be in the Gardens of Memory Green Kleinegger Funeral Cemetery under direction piothe Survivors are his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Allen: two brothers, David and Robin his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Gallender of Minden: and a number of nieces and nephews. Mrs. J.

W. Goldsby MANSFIELD Mrs. J. W. Goldsby, 60.

died in a local hospital Tuesday. at 10 a.m. services, the Drewett Funeral will be held Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Evergreen Cemetery at Fryerson. Survivors are her husband: one son, Walker A.

Goldsby of Shreveport: two daughters, Mrs. Sloan of Mansfield and Mrs. Selvestion Jimes of Shreveport; five grandchildren; four brothers. E. L.

Patterson of Kerrville, C. W. Patterson and D. A. Patterson, both of Santa Rosa, Tex.

and H. B. Patterson of Harlingen, three sisters, Mrs. James Anderson of Ketchikan. Alaska, Mrs.

W. R. Sinclair of Fort Worth. Tex. and Mrs.

Joe Murrell of Abilene, Tex. Mrs. Beaulah Jordan JONESBORO Mrs. Beulah Mae Jordan, 84. died Monday following a brief illness in a Winnfield hospital.

Survivors are one son, Pearce Jordan of Winnfield; three daughters. Mrs. Pearlie Jenkins of Winnfield, Mrs. Leona Guin of Winnfield and Mrs. Rosie Guin of Georgetown: six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. today in the Jordan Hill Church. Burial will be in the Jordan Cemetery. Mrs. Clara Miller MANY Mrs.

Clara E. Miller, 80. of Florien, died a Shreveport hospital Tuesday following an extended illness. Survivors are five daughters, Mrs. Lucille Salter, Mrs.

Martha Miller and Mrs. Ruth Quillian, all vol Florien, Mrs. Margurite Cleveland a of DeQuincy, Mrs. Thelma Webb of Shreveport; one sister, Mrs. Celeste Bush of Many; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p.m. today in the Antioch Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Antioch Cemetery under direction of the Warren Meadows Funeral Home. Mrs. Fred Copeland ALEXANDRIA Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

today in the Hixson Brothers for. Sr. Mrs. Burial Fred Copeland Barksdale will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs.

Barksdale, 81, died Monday in her home. Survivors are one son, Fred Copeland Barksdale Jr. of Alexandria: one daughter, Mrs. Joseph, Bonafield Tibbets of QuonPoint, R.I.: one sister, Mrs. P.

R. Bridenall of Alexandria; one brother, Sam Gullatt of Ruston: two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Miller Watkins ALEXANDRIA Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. today in the Grant's Funeral Home in Boyce for Miller Watkins. Burial will be in the Dark-Neal Cemetery in Boyce.

Mr. Watkins, 56, died Monday in his home in Boyce. Survivors, are Watkins his widow: Boyce: one one daughter, Mrs. Mourine Dauzit of Pineville: four brothers, Malcolm Watkins of New Orleans, Frank J. W.

Watkins and Lazine Watkins, all of Boyce: three sisters, Mrs. Mildred Vallery of Colfax, Mrs. Lefada Baum Pollock and Mrs. Carmen Peterson of Boyce; his step-mother, Mrs. Dora Watof Boyce; and one grandchild, Mrs.

Wm. A. Stephens LEESVILLE Funeral services for Mrs. William A. Stephens will be held at 2 p.m.

today in the Hixson Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Smart Chapel Cemetery. She died Monday in a local hospital following a lengthy illness. Survivors are her husband: three sons, Oliver Williamson of Alexandria, Milton Williamson of Baton Rouge and Hardin Times News Service ALEXANDRIA The chairman of the Alexandria Rapides Convention Commission told Chamber of Commerce directors Tuesday that private business will have to contribute more money if the commission is to continue to function. Jordan said the commission needed a budget of at least $35,000 and all but $10,000 would have to be donated.

The city of Alexandria and the Rapides Parish Police Jury each contribjutes $5,000 a year. If the commission dies, Jordan said, what convention activities that would be done would be up to the chamber of commerce. Catahoula Meet Set Times News Service JONESVILLE Soybean and cotton producers from Catahoula neighboring parishes, will meet on Friday. 1:30 at Catahoula Parish Fair Grounds, Jonesville, according to E. E.

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