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14-A Friday, March 10, 1972 The Shkeveport Times Lakesbore Will Observe Career Day Turn About BEAT Twenty-two local professional arsons will be on hand today at akeshore Junior High School as the school's ninth grade students observe Career Day. Pickens of the Traffic Engineering Department, police; Ron Botica of the Shreveport Captains, Terry Bradshaw of the Pittsburgh Slcelers and Clyde Williams of the St. Louis Cardinals, athletics; Eli Thornton, assistant personnel director of Caddo Parish Schools, teacher; Andre LaRochell, adminis- Quitman 1 Fair Funeral services for Quitman P. Fair, 60, of 9512 Cinnamon, who died Thursday evening evening at Wilhs-Knighton Hospital, will be announced by trator of the Alcoholism Clinic and Counseling Service, social worker. Lou Ann Grigg, commercial and free lance artist, artist; Mrs.

Guy Dorman of Guy's Beauty School, beautician; Travis Miller of Miller Builders, construction; William Slatter of the Louisiana State University Medical School, doctor; Larry Ryan of KEEL Radio, disc jockey; John Clark, truck driver; Margaret Wells, dietician at Confederate Memorial Medical Center, food service; and Al Giecek of the Shreveport-Bossier Vocational-Technical Center, mechanic. Rose-Neath Funeral Home. Mr. Fair was born in Coushat-ta and was a member of Community Bible Church. He was a retired civil service lled China Trade Talks Unspecific WASHINGTON (AP) The White House said Thursday that neither President Nixon nor any other U.S.

official dis employe. Survivors include his widow; The professionals will share with the students the skills, educational requirements and personal assets needed to enter their career areas. Scheduled to be on the program and the area they represent are: Mrs. Billie Ogles-by of the Shreveport-Bossier Vocational-Technical Center, medical-related; Lloyd Wenk, training instructor at the Louisiana Ordinance Plant, industrial worker; Paul Lynch, assistant district attorney, lawyer; Al Sumrall of the Shreveport Parks and Recreation Department and Truitt Powell of the Area Resource Center, both on wildlife; Betty Jones of Sears Charm School, model. Denise Baker of Commercial College, ctmmercial; Capt.

Bill a son, bill Fair ot bnreveport; two daughters, Mrs. Will Mar cussed specific trade transac vin Pnngle ana Mrs. ranK Porter, both of Shreveport; a brother, Fair of Coushat- tions during Nixon's 'recent China trip. ta; two sisters, Mrs. Reual DuPree of Coushatta and Mrs.

nYc7i)AIRE i I Sales Service Parts I Shreveport Appliance Service 865-2397 I R. C. i i 1 of Baton Rouge; and three grandchil Responding to questions, Ziegler said the President directed his "efforts at establishing the principles of trade that could lead to opportunities dren. 'later on." Augustine, will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Attoyac Baptist Church near San Augustine.

Burial will be in the Attoyac Cemetery under the direction of the Wyman Roberts Funeral Home in San Augustine. Mr. Wise died at 3:10 a.m. Thursday in the Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital. Survivors include his widow; a daughter, Mrs.

Lucille Mason of Shreveport; a son, Carl Wise of New Caney; four sisters, Mrs. Verdie Sowell and Mrs. Luanna Hughes, both of Houston, Mrs. Venice Sellers and Mrs. Gladys McCahn, both of Hollister, a brother, Monroe Wise of Houston; eight grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

Mrs. Susie Wingate MARSHALL, Mrs. Susie Wingate, 95, of Marshall, died Wednesday in the Merritt Plaza Nursing Home after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in the Colonial Chapel of the Sullivan Funeral Home with the Rev.

William S. Douglas officiating. Burial will be in the Algoma Cemetery in Marshall. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mary Esta Crutcher of Marshall; a half-sister, Mrs.

B. E. Wallace of Longview; a half-brother, J. T. Stump of Shreveport; three grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Oliver Pettey SAN AUGUSTINE, Tex. Mrs. Oliver Pettey, 75; services, 10 a.m. Saturday, Wyman Rob The family asks that in lieu of flowers memorials be made to Graywood Christian Schools and Bible Memorial Fund for Gi deons International.

2 EBttsj Sate! Smith-Corona Delia Howell of Winnfield, Miss Ann Longino of Winnlield, Mrs. bylvia Ambrose of Killen, Mrs. Polen Kemmer of Lake Charles, Mrs. Patsy Owens of Snreveport; one brother, 'ierry biroua ot Natchitoches; two sisters, Miss Nina Stroud ot iNaicnnocnes, Miss Neva Stroud of Natchitocnes; 23 grandchildren; 30 great-grandcmldren. Mrs.

Harold M. 3Iowry MINDEN Mrs. Harold M. Mowry of Minden died Tuesday in the Minden Hospital. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m.

Thursday in the Saint Paul's Catholic Church in Minden with the Rev. William O'Hanon officiating. Burial was in the Minden Cemetery. Survivors include her husband a son, Ian C. Mowry with tne U.S.

Air Force in Calitornia; her mother, Mrs. Nina Mowry of Minden; two brothers, W. B. Wyiey Jr. of New Orleans and Clarence Wyley of Minden.

Clyde R. Leggett ALEXANDRIA -Clyde R. Leggett, 65, of Pineville, died Thursday in an Alexandria hospital. Survivors include two brothers, Henry H. Leggett of Pineville, and James Leggett of Shreveport; five sisters, Gertrude Leggett and Mrs.

Johnny Bourgeois, both of Pineville, Mrs. Altha Masters of Tullos, Mrs. Alice' VanAtta of Baton Rouge, and Mrs. Buddy Drig-gers of Tioga. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday in the Hixson Brothers Chapel. Burial will be in the Lincecum Cemetery in Georgetown. Hansel E. Coffey COUSHATTA Hansel E. Coffey, 62, died Wednesday in New Orleans after a brief illness.

Funeral services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the Bethel Baptist Church near Coushatta with the Ft v. W. O. Williams, the Rev.

Larry Joy- NHIIEVE Cabbie Pulls His Gun on Passenger A 23-year-old Shreveport man was being held by police last night on a charge of attempted armed robbery after he was outwitted and held at gunpoint by a local taxi driver who was his intended victim, according to police. Police said the arrested man was Lloyd Earl Causey, of 3202 Alabama who was identified by fingerprints made three days ago when he was emplovK by a local private detective agency. They said Causey refused to give a name when brought to the police station. Alan W. Martin, 31, of 132 Ardmore a driver for the Yellow Cab told Detectives Lt.

Walter Humphrey and Sgt. Dan Coker he picked up a man at a drive-in grocery at Midway and Hearne Avenue shortly after 8 p.m. Martin said he was suspicious of the call because of several "rough calls" from the area recently, and had put a small pistol under his leg in the cab. Martin said the passenger first directed him to an address in the 3100 block of Regent Street and then decided to go so the Greenwood Road. As they were passing through the na State Fair Grounds, he said, the passenger suddenly pulled and cocked a pistol and ordered him to drive to Hudson Street and the rear of the cattle barn.

Martin said the passenger then ordered him out of the taxi at gunpoint and that as he slid out he eased his own gun out. Martin said he suddenly shoved the pistol into the face of his passenger and told him to drop the pistol or he would shoot him. He said the passenger complied and he radioed his company headquarters and they called police. Patrolmen D. E.

Lowe and R. H. Singler answered the call and brought the passenger to the detective office where he was identi Portable Typewriters Complete with Currtjhuj Casel L. C. Hunkapillar Lucien C.

Hunkapillar, 77, of Vivian died Thursday in Highland Hospital in Shreveport following a short illness. A native of Mario, Mr. Hunkapillar had lived in Vivian 17 years. He was a retired motel owner in Vivian and was a member of the Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

today in the Wellman's Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Herb Prince, pastor of the Vivian Emmanuel Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Centuries Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include his widow; one son, Carl Hunkapillar of Muskogee, and five grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Jimmy Wilson, Don Williamson, Arthur Gamble and J.

P. Doss. AWE 21.9Q Reg. 114.5! erts Funeral Chapel; burial, Old North Church Cemetery in Na cogdoches. 7 Joe Marshall Joe E.

Marshall, 70, a resident of the Mid City Motel, died at 7:15 a.m. Thursday in Fairfield Hospital after a brief illness. Mr. Marshall, a retired independent oil operator, was an Army veteran of World War I and was a member of the Broadmoor Methodist Church. He was a native of and a resident, of Shreveport 52 years.

Funeral services will be conducted at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the Osborn Funeral Chapel by the Rev. John Kilpatrick, pastor of Broadmoor Metnodist Church. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery. Survivors include a son, Dr.

James C. Marshall, Shreveport; a daughter, Mrs. R. J. Abney, Shreveport; a brother, J.

W. Marshall, Houston; two sisters, Mrs. John Girault, New Orleans, and Mrs. Vernon Smylie, La Porte, and six grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Dr.

James B. Weyman William B. Fowler, M. F. McCain, N.

L. McCain, L. B. Saulsbury, W. Marshall, John R.

Pleasant and R. G. Lawton. F. H.

Hagedorn Funeral services for Frank Henry Hagedorn will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Bossier City chapel of Rose-Neath Funeral Home by the Rev. Jack Merritt, pastor of Ingleside Baptist Church. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery. Mr.

Hagedorn, a retired boiler maker, died Thursday in the Heritage Manor Nursing Home after a long illness. He was 89. resident of Shreveport since 1910. Mr. Hagedorn was a native of Indianapolis, Ind.

Survivors include a son, Hul- Ran Power NACOGDOCHES, Tex. Ran Power, 90; services, Thursday, Oakley Metcalf chapel; burial, Libby Cemetery. ner, the Rev. Kenneth Woodard B. F.

Clark NACOGDOCHES, Tex. B. F. Clark, 72; services, Thursday, Oakley Metcalf chapel; burial, Timpson Cemetery. ARKANSAS and the Rev.

Wiley Cole officiating. Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery under the direction of Rockett-Nettles Funeral Home. Survivors include his widov Mrs. Sabra Ward Mrs. Sabra L.

Ward, 77, of Hughes, the mother of a Shreveport man, died Monday in a West Memphis, hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. a in the Methodist Church of Hughes with the Rev. Kern Johnson, church pastor, officiating. Burial was in the cemetery in Belmont, Miss.

Survivors include one son, Hugh T. Ward of Shreveport; two daughters, Mrs. A. G. Wolfe of South Haven, and Mrs.

Ted Nunley of Hughes, 14 grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Arrangements were under the "direction of the Memphis funer one son, billy tt. coney ot Bossier City; four brothers, American Made, quality-all metal construction. Full 88 character keyboard two color ribbon, tabulator, and touch control. Smith Corona is the world's largest producer of portable typewriters.

Business Machines DILLARD'S First Floor Open Monday Through Saturday 10 Until Willie W. Wages C-A Ark. Willie Wesley Wages, 46; services, 2 p.m. Friday, Woodbury Baptist Church; burial, Evans Cemetery under the direction of John P. Coney of Ashland, Lacy L.

Coffey of Shreveport, Mike Coffey of Bossier City, fied by Identification Sgt. Lawrence Coffey of Dothan, two sisters, Mrs. Ruby Proctor Funeral Home. Kenneth Eason. Fletcher of Shreveport, Mrs.

Tom Jowers of Coushatta; and Mobil Oil Corporation two grandchildren. al Home of Memphis, Tenn. Robert E. Bigg8 Funeral services Edwin Biggs, 52, for Robert of Rt. 1, held at 10 the Rose- Haughton, will be Leon W.

Adkins MINDEN Funeral services were held for Leon White Adkins at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Green-Kleinegger Chapel with the Rev. Dr. Ronald Prince officiating. Burial was in the Garden of Memories.

Survivors include his widow, a daughter, Mrs. Russell Adam of Minden; three brothers, Conrad Adkins of Minden, Con-Adkins of Shreveport and Vernon Adkins of Baton Rouge. a.m. Saturday in Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Bossier City. The Kev.

Ira Schilling, pastor of Bellaire Union Church, and the Rev. Warren DeMent of the Pease Chapel Pentecostal Robert L. Russell NATCHITOCHES Robert Lynn Russell, 64; services, 10 a.m. Friday, Blanchard Funeral Home chapel; burial Memory Lawn Cemetery. lett H.

Hagedorn, Shreveport; two daughters. Mrs. J. A. Price, Orlando, and Mrs.

T. A. Stewart, Bossier City; a sister, Mrs. Roy Franks, Shreveport; seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Lucille Bell Funeral services for Mrs. Lucille Bell, 82, will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. today in the Osborn Funeral Chapel by Dr. Herb Jennie, associate pastor of Highland Baptist Church. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery.

Mrs. Bell, a native of Kingston, died at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Midway Manor Nursing Home after a short illness. She lived at 527 Stoner Ave. Survivors include a son, Gray H.

McGraw, Bossier City; two stepdaughters, Harriet Bell, Baltimore, and Bessie Meriwether, Alabama; three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Pallbearers, all nephews, will be Clyde Nelson, Josie Nelson, Milton Nelson, Ross Nelson, Jack Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Ed Nelson, Judson Scott and Claude Roberts. Church will omciate. Burial will be in the Haughton Cemetery at 11:15 a.m. Saturday.

A native of Danville, Mr. Biggs had lived in Haughton 30 years. He died at 4:05 p.m. a in the Veterans Administration Hospital. Survivors include his widow; one son, Danny Joe Biggs of Haughton; one brother, Fred D.

Biggs of Maryville, and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be Rex Beard, Maxwell Allen, Gene Johnson, W. R. Landrum. (o Dwight Wesson and Lionel Bus by.

C. E. Overfield Mrs. Sarah Rowzee LEESVILLE Mrs. Sarah Rowzee, 74; services, 2 p.m.

Friday, Hixson Funeral Home chapel; burial, Castor Cemetery. Alvin Hudgins PITTSBURG, Tex. Alvin Hudgins, 61; services, 2 p.m. Friday, Smith Funeral Home chapel; burial, Rose Hill Cemetery. O.

S. Johnson Sr. LAKE CHARLES O. S. Johnson 76; services, Thursday, Hixson Funeral Heme chapel; burial, Holland Memorial Garden Cemetery.

Funeral services for Charles Edwin Overfield, 39, of 1829 Rodney St. in Bossier City will be conducted at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the Bossier City cnapei ot Kose-Neath Funeral Home by the Rev. W. D.

Stogner, pastor of Waller Bap' ust cnurcn. burial will he in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Herman Duncan Funeral i for Mrs. Herman H.

Duncan, 83, of Kaufman, the mother of Horace Duncan of Shreveport, will be at 2 p.m. today in Allen-Dees Funeral Home Chapel at Kaufman. Officiating will be the Rev. Harry Meissner, pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Kaufman. Burial will be in Kaufman Cemetery.

Mrs. Dolphus Peterson MANY Mrs. Dolphus Peter son, 84, ot zwoile; services, 2 p.m. Friday, Warren Meadows Mr. Overfield was found dead of gunshot wounds early Thursday on Interstate 20 near the Texas line.

He was an administrative technician for the Loui-na National Guard and a native of Louisville. Survivors include the widow; Funeral Home chapel; burial, Zwolle Cemetery. Pierce Young A y. flit Mf? 1 I his mother, Lillian Overfield, ALEXANDRIA Pierce Young, 48, of Woodworth; serv ices, 2 p.m. Friday, Livingston How? Just buy $3 worth of Mobil detergent gasoline from a participating dealer.

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All three pieces of flatware are dishwasher safe. Obviously, if this Ekco Eterna weren't free with your purchases, it would be quite a terrific Funeral Home in Port Arthur, Tex. burial, Port Arthur Ceme tery. Grace Stuart Owensboro, father, Orville Overfield, Henderson, a son, Charles Allen Overfield, Jacksonville, Ark. three daughters, Charlotte Katherine Over-field, Darlene Michele Overfield and Vicki Lynn Overfield, all of Bossier City, and a sister, Jean Yates, Owensboro, Ky.

Mr. Overfield was a U.S.A.F. ALEXANDRIA Grace Mar ie Stuart, 72, of Pollock; serv ices, 10 a.m. Friday, Hixson Brothers Chapel; burial, Polldck veteran of the Korean War and Cemetery. Merrick M.

Nugent ALEXANDRIA Merrick M. Nugent, 67, of Pineville; serv buy. Arkansas, Louisiana, Northwest Texas and Northern New Mexico a great many Mobil dealers are participating in this giveaway program. a member of Waller Baptist Church. LOUISIANA Mrs.

Rosa Longino WINNFIELD Mrs Rosa ices, 4 p.m. Friday, First Methodist Church in Pineville; Mrs. Duncan died Wednesday morning at Kaufman following a lengthy illness. She was a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church and had resided in Kaufman all of her life. Survivors include her husband; her son; a daughter, Mrs.

Pauline Galloway of Houston; two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Hubbard of Kaufman and Mrs. Pauline Campbell of Dallas, three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Mrs. D.

Bloomer A Rosary for Mrs. Dorothy W. Bloomer, 83, of 938 Unadilla, who died Thursday morning in Nursecare Nursing Home, will be at 7 p.m. today in Osborn Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Saturday in St. John's Catholic Church. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery. Mrs. Bloomer was born in Cambridge, and had been a resident of Shreveport 47 years.

She was a member of St. John's Catholic Church and St. John's Altar Society. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. John L.

Bradley of Shreveport, and a sister, Alice R. Worcester of Shreveport; and four grandchildren. burial, Greenwood Memorial Park Cemetery. fx Lonnino. 82.

died Thursday in Mrs. Maidee Meadows ALEXANDRIA Mrs. Mai dee Stanlev Meadows, 75. of 1 a services. 10 a.m.

Friday, Hixson Rrothers Chap Mbil Winnfield General Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Southern Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Edward Smith and the Rev. Roy Moore officiating.

Burial will be in the Cooley Double Church Cemetery under the directions of Edmonds Funeral Home of Jonesboro. Survivors include three sons, Bryant Longino of Coushatta, Matt Longino of Montgomery, Tommy Longino of Baton Rouge; five daughters, Mrs. el; burial, New Harmony Ceme tery in. Lindale, Tex. TEXAS Benjamin A.

Wise SAN AUGUSTINE. Tex. Funeral services for Benjamin Andy Wise, 74, of Nacog doches, and formerly of San.