The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 9

18-A Mar. 31. 1177 THE SHREVEPORT TIMES Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Melba January, Miss Vaudine January and Miss Ange January, all of Center, and two half-brothers, Reubin Peace of Houston and J. C.

Peace of Louisiana. DEATHS Without teacher pay hike, schools may not open this fall, says Henry Elzie Hughes who also have been seeking raises. Hubert Llncecum, who heads the AFL-CIO council representing public employes, said the teacher pay problem is no more severe than that of civil service pay. "1 knew he (Henry) would bring up the strike thing," said Lincecum. "He knows the civil service employes can't strike.

They don't have any bargaining power." Lincecum said Rep. Clyde Kimball of Oscar has asked the Legislative Council to draft a bill which would appropriate $72 million to give each civil service employe a $1,200 annual pay hike. "It doesn't have prayer of passing," said Henry. "When you compare what teachers make in our state as in other states and what civil service employes here make in comparison with those in other states, it's not difficult to see the teachers need help first." He said by cutting the governor's executive budget, the capital outlay bill and by using some surplus from this fiscal year, "it should be relatively easy to come up with $60 million to $70 million to fund a teacher pay raise. "I don't know just how much we can cut the budget but we can scale back the number of state employes and implement the freeze order on new hiring.

If there's money left after funding teachers, then it can go to civil service." Lincecum said it "would be a shame" to give only teachers a raise and to gather some of the money "by taking away jobs from state employes." Will a teacher pay bill pass? "I think the legislature is aware of the problem and the priorities," said Henry. "We've got to do something meaningful and anything less than $1,000 a year won't be meaningful. "I just hope we do something because I'm concerned with what might happen this fall." BATON ROUGE (AP) -House Speaker E. L. Henry said Wednesday that if teachers don't get at least $1,000 annual pay raises in the upcoming legislative session some schools might not open next faU.

A teacher strike? "I don't know but it's a possibility, I think," Henry said in an interview. "The teachers feel they're underpaid and they are underpaid I'm just concerned what might happen." Henry called public education "a critical problem" and said teacher pay would have to be a top priority much higher than the priority of increases for civil service employes Mrs. Llllie Dickerson of Atlanta, Mrs. Dolly Poindexter of Vivian, Mrs. Birtie Clements of Seagoville, and Mrs.

Wavie George of Mayfield, four brothers, William A. Frazier of Dallas, Robert R. Frazier of Farmerville, Hardy Frazier of Linden and Hugh Elmer Frazier of Waskom. CENTER, Tex. Elzie E.

Hughes, 79, died Wednesday morning. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Mangum Chapel with the Rev. Gene Kirkley officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.

Surviving are one son, Dr. Dillon Hughes of Center; one daughter, Mrs. Guy W. Leutwyler of Houston; one sister, Mrs. Mattie Holt of Houston, and four grandchildren.

John Frazier ATLANTA, Tex. John H. Frazier, 33, of Douglassville died Tuesday afternoon. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Salem Baptist Church with the Rev.

Hershel Wall and Rev. J. W. Crow officiating. Burial will be in the Walnut Hill Centenary near Vivian, La.

Surviving are his widow; two sons, John William Frazier and Jason Keith Frazier, both of Douglassville; mother, Mrs. Rachel Frazier of Atlanta; four sisters, A. L. Barnard of Springhill; 33 grandchildren, and 35 great-grandchildren. TEXAS Fred Smidt CARTHAGE, Tex.

Fred Smidt, 64, died Wednesday morning in a hospital here. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Hawthorn Funeral Chapel with Rev. Aubrey Pate officiating. Burial will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in Judson Cemetery. Survivors include his widow; one son, Gerald W. Smidt of Arlington; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Daughterly of Denver City and Mrs. Emma Rut-ti of Odell, three granddaughters, and several nieces and nephews.

Lemuel Hudson CARTHAGE, Lemuel Harrison Hudson, 73, of Longview died Tuesday. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Hawthorn Funeral Chapel with the Revs. Deri Lee and C. A.

Kemp officiating. Burial will be in Carthage City Cemetery. Surviving are his widow; two brothers, Egbert Hudson and Fred Hudson, both of Carthage; one sister of Arkansas, and two nieces. Mrs. Enimett January CENTER, Tex.

Mrs. Emmett January, 86, died Tuesday night in a hospital here. Services were held Wednesday afternoon in Mangum Chapel with Glynn Purdy officiating. Burial was in Mount Herman Cemetery. (Continued from Hilda Craun COUSHATTA Mrs.

Hilda Ruth Craun, 67, died Tuesday. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Rose-Neath Funeral Home with the Kev. Ralph Ryals officiating. Burial will be in the Hand Cemetery.

Survivors include six daughters, Betty Hershiser of Mansfield, Mary Jane Barnes of Shreveport, Miss Floy Craun, Dorothy Craun, Frances Craun, and Marie Craun, all of Illinois; four sons, Clarence Craun of Iowa, Ralph Craun of Illinois, Francis Craun of Indiana, and Leonard Craun of Coushatta; 16 grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren. John Barnard SH0NGALO0 John E. Barnard, 72, died Tuesday at a Little Rock, medical center. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Western Baptist Church with the Revs.

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Chrystelle Robinson and Mrs. Cynthia Mills, both of Sarepta, and Mrs. Florence Covington, Mrs. Mary Sewell, Mrs. Nell Berry, and Mrs.

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