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the Oct. 11, 1972 THE SHREVEPORT TIMES DEATHS Mrs. Mary Ann Pepper of Shreveport; two brothers, Will worth of Quitman and Mallory Walsworth of Jones. bor 18 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Wednesday in the Centerpoint Methodist Church with the Rev. Jimmy Miller and the Rev. T. A. Brown officiating.

Burial will be in the Old Bethel Cemetery under the direction of the Southern Funeral Home of Jonesboro. Survivors include his widow; two sons, Tommy Allen Walsworth and Donald Ray Walsworth, both of Quitman; four daughters, Mrs. Dewanna Liv. ingston of Columbus, Mrs. Jackie Higginbotham of Wapato, Mrs.

Sue Higginbotham of Quitman, and Mrs. Pauline Gamble MANSFIELD Mrs. Pauline Gamble, 83, of Grand Cane, died Monday. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in First Baptist Church with the Rev.

Dan McBride officiating. Burial will be in the Greenwood Cemetery in Shreveport the direction of the Drewett Funeral Home. Survivors include one brother, Howard K. Bishop of Nashville, and one niece. Enoch E.

Lawson COUSHATTA Enoch E. Lawson, 66, of Hall Summit, died Monday at his home after a lengthy illness Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday the chapel of Rose Neath Funeral Home here. The Rev. Henry Tickett will officiate.

Burial will Springhill Cemetery at Hall Summit. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Johnnye Dell Madden of Crossroads, Mrs. Ophelia Pardue of Shreveport, and Mrs. Lucille Hendrey of Amite, three brothers, Berly Lawson of Hall Summit, Berton Lawson of Hall Summit and Hermon Lawson of Mansfield; stepmother, Mrs.

Clara Lawson of Hall Summit; four half-brothers, Hugh Lawson of Shreveport, Carlton Lawson of Hall Summit, John Lawson of Houston, and Bobby of Hall Summit; two half-sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Taylor of Shreveport, Mrs. W. N. Marshall of St.

Louis; seven nieces, eight nephews and six great-nieces. Monroe H. Alford FARMERVILLE Monroe H. Alford, 43; services, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Byrds Chapel Methodist Church; burial, Memorial Park Cemetery.

Linwood A. Pace LEESVILWE Linwood A. Pace, 80; services, 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Hixson Funeral Home; burial, Leesville Cemetery. John W.

Nash LEESVILLE Funeral services for John Wesley Nash, 77, of Evans, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Burr Ferry Pentecostal Church with the Rev. Lloyd Jeane and the Rev. James Burnette officiating. Burial will be in the Burr Ferry Cemetery No.

2 under the direction of the Hixson Funeral Home. Mr. Nash died Monday. Survivors include his widow; one son, Lynn Nash of Evans; five daughters Mrs. Carol Haymon, and Elsie Nash, both of Evans, Mrs.

Carrie Myers, Mrs. ida Nash Land, and Mrs. Nona Johnson, all of Shreveport; four brothers, Willie Nash, Eddie Nash Wilburn Nash, all of Evans, and Charlie Nash of Leesville; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Maurell of DeQuincy and Mrs. Mary Jones, of Alexandria 22 grandchildren and 20 greatgrandchildren.

TEXAS Lauren D. Vaughn CARTHAGE, Tex. Lauren D. Vaughn, 58; services, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Eastside Baptist Church of Gary; burial, Gary Cemetery.

Raymond K. Payne TYLER, Tex. Raymond K. Payne, 58; services, p.m. Wednesday, Lloyd James Funeral Home; burial, Rose Hill Cemetery.

John T. Oates CENTER, Tex. John T. Oates, 62; services, p.m. Wednesday, Mangum Funeral burial, Oaklawn Cemetery.

ARKANSAS Joe M. Rider HOPE, Ark. Joe M. Rider, 87; services, 10 a.m. Thursday, Herndon Funeral Home; burial Memory Gardens Cemetery.

Mrs. Leila I. Brazell STAMPS, Ark. Mrs. Lelia I.

Brazell, 79; services, 3 p.m. Church; burial, Shiloh CemeWednesday, First Baptist tery. Bovcott Ends In Texarkana TEXARKANA, Ark. (AP) A majority of black pupils ended their six-day-old boycott of classes at Arkansas High School Tuesday. Doyle Young, principal of the high school, said that black pupils were readmitted to classes Tuesday morning and that a "majority" reported to classes as usual.

Gov. Smith Asks Drive On Insurance Revision AUSTIN (AP) Gov. Smith urged the public Tuesday to sound off for competitive car and house insurance rates and threatened another special legislative, sesion if lawmakers fail to take "a clearcut vote" on the issue. Smith spoke with reporters while the House worked through a stack of 13 bills, all submitted to the special session by the governor. The Senate is expected to take up the competitive rate issue Wednesday, and House Rayford Price said representatives would vote on a Thursday of Friday.

Price said he still feels the session can adjourn Friday, adding he feels the House will kill the competitive rate measure. That would not prompt the governor to recall the lawmakers in another special session, Smith said. Lower Insurance Cost Although Smith has submitted 26 topics to the session, he indicated he has not lost interest in the main reason for the session-competitive rates as a means, the way he sees it, of reducing car insurance costs for many Texans. "Now really is the time for the concerned, citizens of our state their representatives and senators. This session was called for the people.

Now it is time for the people to speak," Smith said. He was possibility asked he whether there call was another a special session the fifth for the 62nd Legislature. "Yes, there sure is," he replied emphatically, "in the event the House and Senate do not have a clear cut vote on insurance reform, due perhaps to a filibuster or to a conference committee report not being brought out. Under that condition I certainly would call one because I think the people are entitled to know how their legislators stand on insurance reform in this state." Defeat of a competitive rate bill in either house would be "clearcut action" and would not prompt him to recall the lawmakers," he said. Favorable Prospect Asked how he assessed the chances of passing a rate competition bill, Smith said, "Every evaluation we've made with legislative leadership and the members has been favorable.

Smith also said he would wait until the session ends to make his third attempt at filling a vacancy Insurance on the Board. three man State previous Court Seat Bid Is Lost By Courtney BATON ROUGE, (AP) A state district court rejected Tuesday efforts by New Orleans attorney Cy D. F. Courtnev to win a chance at a on the Louisiana Supreme Court. Courtney immediately ap pealed the decision to the 1st State Court of Appeal.

An election contest board ruled last week Courtney had filed his qualifying papers too late. Courtney is seeking to run as an independent in the March 20 crat Walter Marcus Jr. and general election against DemoRepublican Martin Feldman. At stake is the seat on the high court held by the retiring justice Walter B. Hamlin.

maintains the contest is composed of Courtney state panficials and executive appointees, was looking at the wrong law when it tossed out his papers. Besides, he contended, the board wasn't qualifie.i to reject his papers on the grounds they weren't filed in time. Courtney ran for lieutenant in 1959 and at one time sought governor to unseat U.S. Rep. Hale Boggs, the House majoritv leader.

Wallace Has No Comment On Election MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Gov. George C. Wallace announced Tuesday he "will not have anything further to say on the presidential election" but will let his campaign in the Democratic presidential primaries last spring speak for itself. In a prepared statement from the governor's office, Wallace said his involvement in the upcoming election will be to support Democratic candidates for state and local offices and not to voice his opinion on the presidential campaign between President Nixon and Sen.

George "As everyone knows," Wallace said in the statement, "I worked day and night during the Democratic primaries last spring to make my ideas known on important matters throughout the country, with the results well known to all of you. "For this and other reasons. I will not have anything further to say on the presidential election." Department Stores 00 two appointees railed to win Senate confirmation. He said former U.S. Sen.

Ralph Yarborough was "under consideration along with a half dozen others. I tried to entice (former Secretary of State) Martin Dies Jr. to come back, and almost did." He said he also approached Fred Moore of Austin, a member of the state college coordinating board, about the job but was turned down. In floor, action, the House passed and sent to the Senate bills that would: -Appropriate $13.5 million to restore medical school construction funds borrowed from the University of Texas and Texas Tech University to avert a cut in welfare benefits in 1970. -Provide $8 million to guild the first phase of a new state school for the mentally retarded at Fort Worth.

-Allocate $211,372 to Texas University for a citrus and vegetable training center and a program to step up beef production. -Allow the legislature to conditior certain expenditures on the governor's determination that certain facts or conditions exist. 32 at NSU Listed in Publication NATCHIOCHES Thirtytwo Northwestern State University students have been cited as being among the nation's outstanding campus leaders and will be listed in the 1972 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Selection for Who's Who is based on academic achievement, service to the community and university, feature potential and leadership in campus activties. Students were nominated for the honor at dormitory meetings and sessions of student-faculty selection committees.

Various campus organizations submitted lists of nominees to the selection groups. H. Pettus Randall, editor of the Who's Who publication, announced the selection of the NSU students. Oustanding students have been honored in the publication for more than 35 years. Dr.

Richard H. Galloway, vice-president for student affiars at Northwestern, is in charge of Who's Who nominations at NSU. Students from Northwestern who will be listed in the publication are Laurie Amazeen, Michael David Gates, James Roy Maxwell, Debra Mitchell, Leo Murray, James Lynwood Wilson, Shreveport; Sandra Andries, Boyce; Lawrence Batiste, Kathlyn Breazeale, Odell Brown, Evie Norman, Debra Jean Towry, Tommy Wright, Natchitoches; Raymond Beach, Wisner; William Bozzelle, Gretna; Bonnie Buck, Kinder; Patricia Carrier, Oberlin; Beniamin Carter Port Sulphur; Wanda Faye David, Breaux Bridge; Larry Joe Ehrhardt, Washington; Jeanne Marie Hebert, Lafayette; Vickie Hebert, Dane Hine, Jennings; David Morgan, Greg O'Quinn, Alexandria; Deborah A. Morgan, Sulphur; Barbara Jo Springhill; Deborah S. Pollard, Bossier City; Brent Prather, Opelousas; Sara Beth Tanner, Evergreen; Bruce Webb, Grand Isle, and Vicki Weeks, Marksville.

21 Seeking School Post In Orleans BATON ROUGE, (AP) Twenty-one persons, including an unsucc. 3sful candidate for the State Board of Education, fild papers seeking a seat on the Orleans Parish School Board, Secretary of State Wade 0. Martin said Tuesday. Deadline for entering the race for the seat held by Robert C. was 5 p.m.

Tuesday. Smith did not qualify for reelection, Mart: said. Amons those entering the race were Maxine J. Copeli, a black Tulane University instructor who lost a race Sept. 30 for a seat on the state Board of Education, and Frank Ahern of New Orleans, who ran last year for lieutenant governor.

Others who submitted qualifyino papers Martin said, were William D. Reeves, Ltuerh H. Williams, Elliott Willard, Gregory J. Bruce, Raymond A. McGuire Denis H.

McDonald. Ivan M. Foley, Earl R. Brooks Frances Dee Tarantino, Richard R. Martin, A.

J. Benintende Terry J. Larose. Harold J. Nuss, Louis Ybos Pierre Kirk, Joseph Marshall, Merlin L.

Lleury, J. M. Holley and Louis W. Schlekau. FUNERAL SERVICES BABY GIRL COPE 2:30 P.M.

Wednesday Graveside Services Forest Park West Cemetery MR. ENOCH E. LAWSON 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Coushatta Chapel Interment Springhill Cemetery Rose-Neath FUNERAL HOME Your one-stop for values. EN OR A October William O.

Jeffcoat Funeral services for William O. Jeffcoat, 69, of 251 Carrollton will be held at 4 p.m. today in the Osborn Funeral Home Chapel with Gussie Lambert and Greg Whitaker officiating. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery. Mr.

Jeffcoat died Monday in the Highland Hospital following a short illness. Carl J. Bolinger Carl J. Bolinger, 73, of 5518 Bienville, died at 11:35 a.m. Tuesday after a long illness.

Funeral services will be held at" 10 a.m. Thursday in the Osborn Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Robert L. Potter officiating. Burial will Centuries Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mr. Bolinger was a native of Philadelphia, and had lived Was Shreveport retired for glass 45 blower years. and He was a member of Cedar Grove Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow; one son, Danny Bolinger of Shreveport; one daughter, Mar. gie Tucker of Shreveport; one brother, Arthur W.

Bolinger of Grants Pass, and five grandchildren. Michele Henderson Funeral services tor Michele Chumley Henderson, 8, of 3743 Bobbitt, who died at about 4:30 p.m. Monday after being struck by a school bus, will be held at 2:30 p.m. today in the Osborn Funeral Home chapel. Officiating in services will be Dr.

James Taylor, pastor of Highland Baptist Cahurch, and Billy McCormick, head master of Trinity Academy. Burial will be in Forest Park. A native of Dallas, Tex. the girl had lived Shreveport for the six vears. Survivors include her mother, Mrs.

Edna Henderson of Shreveher father, Robert W. port; Henderson of Dallas; her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

Chumley of Shreveport, and her paternal grandmother, Mrs. L. D. Henderson of Palestine, Tex. Pallbearers will be L.

T. Cohen, Dr. Benjamin Vickers, Charlie Kyzar, Curtis Petrey, W. J. Ritch and Harvey Crawford.

Mrs. Ida V. Brown Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Newman's Funeral Home for Mrs. Ida Von do Brown, 92, of 1615 Poland St.

who died at the Booker, T. Washington Nursing after an illness of several months. The Rev. George Giddens will officiate. Burial will be in Carver Memorial Terrace.

Mrs. Brown was a member of Trinity Baptist Church and had resided in Shreveport for 80 years. She was a longtime employe of the Evan N. Kelley family. Survivors include a niece, Mrs.

Clora V. Scroggins of Shreveport, and one greatgranddaughter. Cope Infant Graveside funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mirs. Karl W.

Cope of 8944 Hawthorne will be held at 2:30 today in Forest Park West p.m. Cemetery. The Rev. Bill Stowall, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be under the direction of RoseNeath Funeral Home.

The infant was born Monday in Schumpert Hospital and died at 11:45 a.m. Tuesday. Survivors also include maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Whitley of Shreveport; paternal grandmother, Mrs.

J. Cope of Shreveport; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. J. A. Whitley of Shreveport; and maternal great-great-grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. Hobbs of Shreveport. LOUISIANA Walter Walsworth QUITMAN Walter Walsworth, 82, died Tuesday.

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