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ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PINEVILLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1973 SECTION A-PAGE FIVE Geneva Adams Dies at Age of 40 Mrs. Geneva Belle Adams, 40, of 1503 Donahue Ferry Road in Pineville died at 11:45 a.m. Friday in Rapides General Hospital. She was a beautician at Central Louisiana State Hospital and was a native of Pollock. She is survived by a son, Marvin James Adams of Pineville; a daughter, Mrs.

Jenny Lark Edwards of Ft. Campbell, two brothers, James L. Walker and C. L. Walker, both of Pineville; her mother, Mrs.

Nettie B. Walker of Pineville; and one grandchild, Lance Bradley Edwards. Friends may call at Hixson Bros. Funeral Home in Pineville after 4 p.m. today.

Funeral services will held in the chapel at 3 p.m. Sunday with Dr. R. Houston Smith officiating. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park.

Ives T. Cargle, 67 Ives Thomas Cargle, 67, of Alexandria died at 3:45 p.m. Friday at Rapides General Hospital. He was a retired logger -contractor and was a native of Provencal. He is survived by a son, Ives Lavern Cargle of Alexandria; two daughters, Mildred Morrow and Mrs.

Evelyn Gypin, both of Alexandria; three brothers, Ernest Cargle and Leon Cargle both of Provencal and Ben Cargle of Houston, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the chapel of Hixson Bros. Alexandria. Burial will be in Alexandria Memorial Gardens.

Mrs. Kitterlin (Special to the Town Talk) DALLAS, Tex. Mrs. Melissa Kitterlin, formerly of Pollock, died here. Funeral arragements will be announced by Hixson Bros.

of Alexandria, La. Horace Henderson (Special to the Town Talk) FERRIDAY, La. Horace F. Henderson, 77, died Thursday in a hospital here. He was a native of Sumerall, Miss.

and a resident of Ferriday since 1937. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eula Henderson of Ferriday; a daughter, Mrs. Jeff Cowan of Ferriday; a son, A.L. Henderson of Sumerall; two stepsisters, Mrs.

Dorothy Cole and Mrs. Mary Burton of Russellville, nine grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services were to be held today at 2 p.m. in Dunbarton Baptist church with Rev. W.C.

Guice and Rev. Robert Watson officiating. Burial will be in Cypress Grove cemetery under direction of Comer Funeral Home. Miss Vercher, 87 Miss Aglaia Vercher, 87, died at 5:40 p.m. Friday in her home here.

She is survived by a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in St. Rita's Catholic church. Burial will be in St.

John's cemetery at Cloutierville. Rosary will be recited at 7 tonight in the chapel of John Kramer and Son. Telisma J. Ducote Telisma J. Ducote, 81, of Hessmer died at 3:21 a.m.

Friday in an Alexandria hos- Large Fresh I CRAWFISH caught daily Per Pound Call 346-7997 Garland Wright Morrow, La. pital. He was a retired farmer. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Edwina Marie Michot Ducote of Hessmer; two daughters, Mrs.

William Thibodeaux of New Orleans and Mrs. Annie Mae Ducote Myers of Alexandria; 13 grandchildren, 33 greatgrandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. today in St. Alphonsus Catholic Church at Hessmer with Msgr.

Francis J. Rateau officiating. Burial was to be in the church cemetery under direction of Escude Funeral Home of Mansura. Miss Mae Lutz (Special to the Town Talk) BUNKIE, La. Miss Mae Lutz, 68, of Bunkie died in Lafayette General Hospital at 6 a.m.

Friday. She was a native of Gold Dust. is survived by two brothers, Joe Lutz and Tracy both of Bunkie. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Hixson Bros. here with Rev.

Henry Taylor officiating. Burial was in White chapel at Gold Dust. Horace Davis, 73 (Special to the Town Talk) CALCASIEU, La. Horace Davis, 73, of Calcasieu died at his home at 9:30 a.m. Thursday.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Alma Davis of Calcasieu; three sons, Aubrey Davis of Folsom, Aldridge Davis of Covington and Thurman Davis of Calcasieu; two brothers, Anthony Davis of Tioga and Thomas Davis of Lecompte; a sister, Mrs. Amy Thompson of Claremore, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday in Penial Baptist Church a at Calcasieu with Rev.

Allen Stockman and Rev. Sammy Stokes officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery under direction of Rush Funeral Home of Oakdale. Reba Breland, 43, died Friday in a hospital here. She was a native of So So, Miss.

and a resident of Ferriday. She was a member of the Clayton Baptist church. Survivors include her husband, Levon Breland of Ferriday; a brother, Lloyd Powell of Vidalia, and a sister, Mrs. Opal McAnally of Clayton. Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m.

today in Youngs chapel at Ferriday with Rev. Odell Smith officiating. Burial will follow in Greenlawn Memorial cemetery at Natchez. Miss Breland, 43 (Special to the Town Talk) NATCHEZ, Miss. Mrs.

Funerals SHREVEPORT, La. Mrs. Helen B. Haydel, 92, Shreveport, a former resident of Alexandria, died at her home Monday. Funeral services were held in Shreveport Wednesday and burial was in Forest Park Cemetery.

Mrs. Haydel was survived by three daughters, three grandchildren, 14 greatgrandchildren and two greatgreat-grandchildren. MRS. HELEN HAYDEL (Special to the Town Talk) MRS. SANDY REED Funeral services for Mrs.

Alexandra Jean "Sandy" Reed of Deville were held at 3 p.m. Friday in the chapel of Hixson Pineville, with Rev. Charles Roberts and Rev. John Rayburn officiating. Burial was in the Big Island Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Paul Crews, Lloyd Reed, Kenneth Beaubouef, Lewis Goode, 30 Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce 40 COOL 40 50 COLD I Rain ANONS Showers Snow. FORECASTI 50 Flurries 50 Figures Show Low Temperatures Expected Until Sunday Morning 60 Isolated Precipitation Not Indicated- Consult Local Forecast WEATHER FORECAST Rain and weather is forecast for three-fourths of the some snow is forecast Saturday for the nations, while warmer weather is ex- Rocky Mountains. Rain for the middle Mississippi Pleasant Sunny pleasant weather.

That's the official for the Alexandria-Pineville area for Sunday. It will be mostly tonight, with lows in the 50s. It will be warmer River Stages Flood Stage Denison Dam Arthur City 26 DeKalb Index 25 Fulton 27 Shreveport 30 Coushatta 31 Grand Ecore 33 Alexandria 32 Monroe 40 Columbia Lock 65 Hineston 12 Oakdale 12 Kinder 16 Saltwater Br. Lake Charles Old Town Bay 4 (Forecast: little change at the Salt Water Barrier and minor St. Louis Memphis Helena Arkansas City 44 Greenville 48 Vicksburg 43 Natchez 48 Red River Ldg.

45 Baton Rouge 35 Donaldsonville 28 Reserve 22 New Orleans 17 Simmesport Melville Krotz Springs 37 Butte LaRose 28 Morgan City 7 Jonesville Lock 52 Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cairo Man Arrested In Drug Case A Cheneyville man was arrested by Rapides deputies Friday on a charge of distributing marijuana. He was identified as Charles Jones, 51. No details were given in the arrest reports. Deputies also arrested Billy F. Bryant, 20, of 204 Riverside Pineville on a charge of unauthorized use of a movable.

No details were available in that case either. DOG BITE CASE Alexandria police Friday investigated the attack of a child by a stray German shepherd dog. Officers said the child, three- year-old Lisa Gagnard of Rt. 2, Marksville was bitten in the face but they didn't say how serious the wound was. The incident occurred at the home of Sharon Henshaw, 2112 Memorial according to police.

Mrs. Henshaw said the visiting child started to pet the dog when the animal bit her. Police could not find the dog. MISSING PERSON Alexandria police have put out a state-wide missing person report on an 11-year-old Alexandria girl reported missing at 9:51 a.m. Friday.

The girl, Gloria Jean Schanckleford was reported missing by Viola McNeal of 1505 Van according to police. The youngster was described as being a Negro female. She has black hair and brown eyes and was last seen wearing a gold colored blouse, brown shorts and no shoes, police said. Adult Drivers Class Scheduled Registration for an adult drivers education class will be held at 6 p.m. Monday at the Rapides Parish Skill Center, Fourth and Elliott streets.

The instructor will be Eric White and is open to anyone 18 years of age or older. The fee is $1 and must be paid the night of registration. FLOOD PREVENTION FRANKFURT (UPI) -In- stead of sandbags, engineers here in future will use plastic tubes 100 feet long and filled with water to prevent river flooding. Engineers of the Degussa and Hoechst firms said the tubes can be used repeatedly, and can be filled in less than 15 minutes at the point they are needed simply by pumping them full of water from the river they are meant to dam. Ambulance Subscription Period Opens Monday The 45-day period in which Ambulance Service Co.

Inc. of Northwest Louisiana will seek 6,000 subscription members in Rapides Parish begins Monday, according to comof John Winkler and Boyd Mathews. MRS. JUANITA M. RAY Feneral services for Mrs.

Juanita M. Ray of Colfax were held at 10 a.m. Friday in the chapel of Hixson Alexandria, with Rev. Jim Adams officiating. Burial was in Methodist cemetery.

Pallbearers were James Ray, Ed Ray, Tom Middleton, M. S. McClendon, Henry Masson and Jake Shapiro. GRADY ROGERS is also forecast pected in the South. (AP Wirephoto) Valley.

Cooler Area Weather Expected with the high temperature perature Friday was 69 deforecast near 80. Winds will be south- grees and the low Friday easterly at 10 to 15 miles per night was 44. hour. The average temperature clear Skies at 8 a.m. today were for this date and place is 69 mid clear across the state, with degrees.

The record high was mild temperatures. 89 in 1943 and 1948, and the Sunday, Alexandria's high tem- record low was 46 in 1965. There was no precipitation and Forecast Friday in this area. A high pressure system Stage 24-Hour Today's Sunday over Texas and Louisiana and Friday Change Forecast Forecast extending into the northern RED Gulf of Mexico 623.3 was moving 19.1 2.4 Rise 18.2 17.2 slowly eastward this morn27.9 0.5 Fall ing. 21.9 0.1 Rise The weather man said this 22.5 0.9 Rise 22.9 22.5 will keep clear skies over the 25.7 0.3 Rise 26.0 26.3 30.6 0.6 Rise 34.0 34.3 state through Sunday, with 33.0 0.7 Rise slowly moderating tempe33.7 0.4 Rise ratues as the flow over the OUACHITA state becomes more south44.6 0.3 Rise erly.

67.1 0.1 Rise CALCASIEU The Louisiana extended for outlook for 10.5 No Change Monday 8.6 0.9 Fall through Wednesday: 14.0 0.8 Fall "Partly cloudy Monday 2.4 1.2 Fall with chance of showers Tues2.3 0.8 Fall day and 4.1 0.1 Fall Wednesday. No imHineston, otherwise slow fall next day or so above portant temperature changes below.) changes. Lows in the middle MISSISSIPPI 60s to lower 70s and highs in 42.4 0.9 Rise the middle 70s to lower 80s." 37.9 0.2 Rise Sunset here today will be at 47.8 0.1 Rise 6:48 (CST) and sunrise Sun45.5 0.3 Rise 45.7 45.8 56.0 0.4 Rise 56.3 56.4 day will be at 6:27 (CST). 50.9 0.2 Rise 51.3 51.5 54.6 0.1 Rise 54.8 55.2 52.6 0.1 Rise 52.7 52.7 TEMPERATURES 40.2 0.2 Rise 40.3 40.3 (U.S. Official) 30.7 0.1 Rise 30.8 30.8 5 22.6 0.1 Rise 22.5 22.6 a.m.

45 16.9 No 16.8 16.8 6 a.m. 45 Change ATCHAFALAYA 7 a.m. 51 46.0 0.2 Rise 46.2 46.3 8 a.m. 54 41.7 0.3 Rise 41.9 42.1 9 a.m: 62 36.5 0.2 Rise 36.7 36.8 26.4 No Change 26.4 26.4 12.4 No Change 12.3 12.3 STAGE OF RED RIVER BLACK In the 24-hour period ending at 7 a.m. today, Red River 57.0 0.1 Rise 57.1 57.2 rose .39 of a foot here and read OHIO 34.16 feet on the government 16.3 0.2 Rise 35.2 0.1 Fall gauge.

52.5 0.2 Rise pany director Allen McBride. Rapides Parish Police Jury members voted this month to grant the Bossier City-based company the official franchise to operate in the parish. The company will sell memberships at $15 per year per family until June 14. The two present ambulance company in Alexandria, Twin City and Medic, will be compensated by the police jury after Ambulance Service begins operations. The company will be allowed 60 days after the initial 45-day subscription period to become organized for business.

McBride said that the company has not yet decided where it will be based within the city but would make an announcement when the 10- cation is determined. Ambulance Service will be regulated by the parish police jury and the health planning PRIVATE SHOWING AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) A committee of the Texas House voted 12-1 Thursday night to subpoena the motion picture "Deep Throat" for a private showing. The movie has been banned as pornographic in New York, Dallas, Houston and Fort Worth, Tex. The House Intergovernmental Affairs Committee said it needed "Throat" and another movie, "Last Tango in Paris," before it can decide how to vote on a bill allowing cities to rate and censor motion pictures.

council. The company, which presently serves Shreveport, Bossier City, and Springhill, is the largest ambulance company in the state, based on number of calls. Ambulance Service numbers 1,200 calls per moth, according to McBride. The company also plans to locate several substations throughout the parish in addition to the main office in Alexandria. The subscription drive will be extended to the smaller cities and towns within the parish as well as Alexandria-Pineville.

The $15 membership fee will be valid for a 12-month period, which expires on Aug. 1, 1974. It will cover all members of a family: husband, wife, and children living at home but under age 21. A student at school under age 21 would also be considered a family member under the plan. An ambulance call would cost a non-member of the system $45 per non-emergency call, $50 per emergency call, plus an additional charge of $1 per mile beyond city limits of AlexandriaPineville and a $10 fee for use of oxygen.

Should more than one member of a family use the same ambulance, each person will be charged half price, McBride noted. Membership will be available to all residents of Rapides Parish. Those members will also be provided ambulance service in the parished of Caddo, Bossier, and MR. ROSENTHAL: ISN'T IT TRUE THAT A MAN WHO THROWS MUD LOOSES GROUND? (Pol. pd.

for by Arnold Jack Rosenthal) Miss Betty Wells (left) will direct the All Saints Episcopal choir and Miss Priscilla Niermann will be accompanist at the concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in St. James Episcopal church. All Saints Choir to Sing At Church Here on Sunday The choir of All Saints Episcopal school, Vicksburg, is scheduled to sing at St. James Episcopal church, Alexandria, Sunday at 3 p.m.

The concert is the final program in the 1972-73 Festival Fine Arts Series. Miss Betty Wells is choir director and Miss Priscilla Niermann is accompanist. Besides singing in the festival concert, the choir will provide music for the 11 a.m. service at St. James Sunday.

Works to be performed include those of Renaissance, baroque, classical and modern periods, as well as music from the contemporary scene, Miss Wells said. To be sung are such diverse numbers as "Hodie Christus Natus Est" by Monteverdi, "Adoramus te, Christe" by Area Boys Take Arts Fair Places (Special to the Town Talk) NATCHITOCHES, La. Three Central Louisiana youths were among the winners Friday in the third annual Area I Industrial Arts Fair at Northwestern State University. Neville High School won the sweepstakes trophy ip the competition conducted in high school and junior high school divisions. Students in grades seven to 12 participated.

Competition was conducted in 11 categories ineach division. The categories were: mechanical drawing, technical illustration, architectural drawing, architectural models, wood work, metal work, electronics, power, technical writing, group projects and an open division. Rick Bergeron of Alexandria Senior High took second place in mechanical drawing, first year division; Jerry Pharr of Springhill took third place in wood work, first year, and Danny Strickland of Leesville took thrid place in wood work, second year. All projects were constructed or prepared for industrial arts classes and under the supervision of industrial arts instructors. Lasso and those of Bach and Paul Thomas.

The Saints Sixteen group will sing "If," "Charade" and "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" and the mixed chorus will perform "It's a Grand Night for Singing" and similar contemporary music. In addition to providing music for chapel services on campus, the choir sings at Sunday services in several churches of the Dioceses of Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas and Louisiana. Miss Wells is a native of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Ca. and holds the bachelor of music degree from Oberlin Conservatory, Oberlin, Ohio, and the master's degree from Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y. A native of Illinois, Miss Niermann received the bachelor of music from Southern Illinois University and the master's from Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.

AWARDED DAMAGES LOS ANGELES (UPI) A woman roller derby skater, who said other skaters were ordered to throw her into the stands to provide a thrill for the audience, was awarded $4,000 in damages Tuesday. Ginger Barbarino had sued for $50,000 for her injuries, received in a match between the Red Devils and the Miami Jets at West Palm Beach, Fla. She maintained she was hurt because the National Skating Derby, owner of both teams, ordered other players to heave her into the stands "as part of the A pound of honey may hold the essence of 2 million blossoms, says National Geographic. Webster, all covered by the company. Members will also be covered if the patient's physician deems it medically necessary to transport the patient to facilities outside the member's city.

The membership campaign will run until June 14, after which enrollment and renewal of membership will be closed until the following 45-day corresponding period in 1974. In the event the members use the ambulance but have insurance covering such expense, the company will provide the member with a bill in the amount of membership. This essentially will reimburse the member with insurance for his enrollment fee. Should enough member ships not be sold to meet the police jury's requirements, all money will be refunded by the company. All money received by Ambulance Service will be placed in escrow until the police jury guidelines have been met.

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Houston Smith officiating. Burial was in ForLawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Larry Rogers, Randy Rogers, Don Rogers, Jimmy Breeden, Charles Brittain and Paul' Brittain. Mr. Snyder You said you would repeal all blue laws and allow bars and lounges in Alexandria to remain open 7 days a week-24 hours a day.

Is This Really a Responsible Proposal? For Responsible LeadershipNot Reckless Promises Elect GRAHAM MAYOR "The Sincere Candidate" Pol. ad. pd. by R. W.

Graham NOW OPEN INSIDE SOUTHGATE MALL AQUARIST HAVEN TROPICAL FISH AQUARIUMS SUPPLIES LARGE SELECTION OF TROPICAL FISH IN STOCK AT LOW PRICES OPEN Horseshoe Drive Baptist Church "Where The Supernatural Is Sermon Topics 10:45 a.m. They Looked, But Saw Not 7:00 p.m. Adult Choir, "'The Good Life" KEN CHAMBLIN PASTOR MIRACLE DAY Be One of 1200 in Sunday School! GIANT YOUTH a.m. with ROGER CARR, All-American Wide Receiver from Louisiana Tech All Youth- -Junior High, High School College in Our Gymnasium at 9:45 Don't Touch Your Clock! We'll set them together after the morning service! Have You Visited Horseshoe Drive Baptist Church Yet? HORSESHOE DRIVE AT BFOUF TRACE ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.