The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 14

oiiiuAHiiHr-Hosmin Tho Times lW. OBDTUARDES tm if GIFT YOURSELF WITH BEAUTIFUL CARPETING BY L. D. BRINKMAN SHADOW MAGIC Different dialysis units here Two kidney dialysis facilities In Shreveport use Extracorporeal equipment, but neither has the same type cited in the deaths of three patients at a Dallas clinic Friday The one in question is a multiple-patient console, or central delivery system. Both the Shreveport Regional Dialysis Center and the Willis-Knighton Medical' Center kidney dialysis unit have singlepatient stations.

Three patients died at the Dallas Kidney Dialysis Center after suffering cardiac arrest. Doctors said the central delivery system for the dialysis machine malfunctioned and overheated the blood of the patients, according to the Associated Press. Card of thanks HEAVY LUSH CARVED SAXONY IN-STOCK COLORS Mi How Viola Allen Carrawav LOGANSPORT. LA. Services for Mrs.

Viola Allen Carrawav, 89, of Logansport, the widow ol the late Robert Edgar Carrawav, will be held ot 1 p.m. at the Rose Neath Funeral Home Chapel In Logansport. The Rev John Williams will officiate. Burial will beat Price Cemetery in Logansport, Mrs. Carrawav, a cost master for the Logansport Post Office for 20 vears, died Sunday October 30, 1983, at the Touro Infirmary In New Orleans, La.

after a lengthy illness. She was a member of the Eastern Star, theComwolie Club, and was active In the Logansport Methodist Church. She is survived by one son, Robert Edgar Carrawav of Houston, Texas; two daughters, Viola Car-rowov Brewer ol Wichita, Kansas, Marv Allen Warrick of New Orleans, La; one sister, Eleanor A. Gleason of Shreveport, seven grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, a number of nieces ot nephews. Charlie Henry Duke, Sr.

TAYLOR, ARK. Services for Mr. Charlie Henry Duke, 71, of Tavlor, will be held ot 11 a.m. Thursday November 3 at the Bailev Mortuary Chapel in Springhill, La. The Rev.

Ron Lovin will officiate. Buriol will be at Old Sorepto Cemetery. Mr. Duke died Tuesday November 1, 1983, in Springhill after a long Illness. He was a native of Alberta, La.

and had lived In the Springhill area for 60 vears. He was a retired employee of International Paper offer 18 vears of service, and wos a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Armv. He is survived bv his wife, Marie Blunt Duke of Tavlor; a daughter and son-in-law, Margie and Ronald Odom of Bellville, two sons and daughters-in-law, Charlie, Jr. and Linda Duke of Ashdown, Lonnie and Janie Duke of Tavlor; five grandchildren, Kim, Ben, Jodie, Josh and Janie Jo Duke; one sister, Dovie Helms of Springhill.

Joseph Ther man Lunt, Sr. SHREVEPORT Services for Mr. Joseph Therman Lunt, 69, of Shreveport, will be held ot 10 m. Thursday November 3 at St. Catherine Catholic Church, where he wos a member, Father Eorl Beauheu, pastor of the church, will officiate.

Burial will be at Centuries Memorial Park. Rosary: 7 p.m. Wednesday at Rose-Neath's Marshall Street Chapel, Mr. Lunt died at 12:25 m. Monday October 31, 1983, at Doctors Hospital after a lengthy Illness.

He was born in Longville, La. and had been a resident of Shreveport for 50 vears. Mr. Lunt was a retired painting contractor. He is survived bv one son, J.T.

L-jnt, Jr. of Shreveport; two daughter, Mrs. Marv Ann Kleva ol New Orleans, La. and Mrs. Jackie Anderson of Shreveport; two brothers, Gilmer Lunt and Van Lunt, of Shreveport; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Pallbearers: Sam Kleva, Jerry Kleva, Mark Kleva, Clif Anderson, Steve Anderson, Paul Anderson. Therese S. Wilier SHREVEPORT Graveside services for Mrs. Therese S. Wilier, 74, of Shreveport, will be held at 11 a.m.

Wednesday November 2 at Forest Park Cemetery. Rabbi Richard Zionts, pastor of B'Nai Zion Congregation, where Mrs. Wilier was a member, and Rabbi David Lefkowitz, Rabbi Emeritus, will officiate. Plans are under the direction of Rose-Neath's Marshall Street Chapel. Mrs.

Wilier, the daughter of early Shreveport residents, Jocob C. Simon and Annette Drevfuss Simon, died at 8:35 m. Monday October 31, 1983, ot Hospital after a brief Illness. She was born in Shreveport ond was a resident oil her life. Mrs.

Wilier wos homemoker. She is survived bv her husband, Alvin Wilier of Shreveport; one sister, Mrs. Janice S. Kelly of Sarasota, Flo. Memorials mav be made to charity of donor's choice.

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Robertson, a recent resident Shreveport, were held at 11 a on Mondav October 31, at the tomilv home Grevstone on Beaver Lake near Rogers, Ark. Mr Robertson died at Ochsner Foundation Hosoitol in New Orleans ot 10 a on Saturday, October 29. 1983, (oliowingashort Illness Interment will be in the family mausoleum. Mr. Robertson, born on May 16, 1908 in Conwov, NH, was a well-known business and civic leader in Shreveport as well as in Rogers, Ark.

and New Orleans, La. He was educated in Exeter, N.H. and Northeast University of Low in Boston, Mass. Mr. Robertson wos assistant to the president ot Church, Ward Co.

in New Haven, Conn. In 1948. he went to New Orleans with Church, Ward as marine engineer. In 1949, he entered the automobile business in New Orleans and for 22 vear was a Volkswogen distributor, covering the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee, with 68 dealers. For 4 years he was the Porsche and Audi distributor for the some territory, with 14 dealers.

In addition to business affiliations, he was involved in public and civic organizations, to list a few: 8 years, chairman, Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission, Vi years, choir-man of the Housing Authority of New Orleans (rated by federal government as best Housing Authority in United States) 8 years. Commissioner, Mississippi River Bridge Authority, 3 years, chairman. New Bridge Authority, 4 years. Metropolitan Crime Commission of New Orleans, 15 years. The Information Council of the Americas, Inc.

(INCA), vice president, New Orleans Goals Foundation, member. Mayor's Citizens' Advisory Committee Housing Authority, Advisory Board, Salvation Army, founder, Howard Johnson Tragedy Fund; board of directors: Citizens' Housing Council, International House, International Trade Mart, Metropolitan New Orleans Safety Council; member: Association of the United States Army, Chamber of Commerce, New Orleans Metropolitan Area, United States Chamber of Commerce, Committee of SO New OrleansPublic Safety, Louisiana State Science Foundation 5 years, Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana (PAR), Gulf South Research Institute, 1968, Louisiana Chairman of Democrats for Nixon, 1972, Louisiana Finance Chairman of Committee to Re Elect President Nixon, 1978 80, Arkansas Finance Chairman, United States Olympic Committee, 1981, Republican Presidential Advisory Board, 1982, Republican Presidential Task Force. Mr. Robertson is survived by his widow, Marlin Head Robertson of Rogers, three sons, Willord "Robbie" E. Robertson, Jr.

and James Christopher Robertson, of Shreveport, and Senator Philip S. Robertson of New Haven, daughter, Patricio Miller of New Haven; ond three grandchildren. The family reauests that onv memorials be made to the Alton Ochsner Heart Fund of New Orleans or to the Amerlcon Heart Association. Julia Ann Cox Grillette COUSHATTA, LA Services for Mrs. Julia Ann Cox Grillette, 77, of Coushatta, will be held at 2 p.m.

Thursday Nov. 3 at the Rose Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Coushatta. The Rev. CO. Cannon will officiate.

Burial will be at Bethany Cemetery in Fair-view Alpha, La. Mrs. Grillette Tuesday November 1, 1983, at Huckabav Hospital after a short illness. She is survived bv one doughter, Dorothy Marie Ettredge of Coushatta; five sisters, Mary Ann Haaar ond Alice Cason. of Shreveport, Gertrude Pordue and Lizzie Kellogg, of Coushatta, and Nettie Bamburg of Compfi, three brothers, John Farmer Cox, Willis Edward Cox ond Golden D.

Cox, Jr of Coushatta; three gronchildren, James R. Ettredge, Jr. of Coushatta, Judv Ann Ettredge Baker of Shreveport and Sherry G. Ettredge of Coushatta; four great-grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews. i funeral home MRS PAIII INF FT mm I I Her King Campbell HOMER, LA.

Services tor Mrs. Her King Campbell, ot Homer, will be held ot 11 am. Thursday November 3 at the First Baptist Church in Homer. The Rev. AO.

Jenkins, the Rev CW Ouaid ond the Rev. Warren P. Miller, Jr will officiate. Burial will be at Arlington Cemetery in Homer Plans are under the direction of Rose Neath Funeral Home in Homer Mrs Campbell died Tuesday November 1, 1983, at Homer Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness She was born April 4, 1891 in Blackburn, La. and had been a resident of Homer since 1899.

Her parents were John Henry King and Willie Thomas King Mrs. Campbell attended Kidd-Key College, Breneau College and received a A. Degree at the University of Arkansas. She taught Elocution and Ancient History at Homer High School. Mrs.

Campbell was very active in the Americon Legion Auxilliarv, holding variousofficesonall levels, and was a charter member of the Homer Unit No. 73, in which she had 52 years ot continuousmembership. In 1951, she was elected national president of the American Legion Auxiliary. She organized Louisiana Pelican Girls State and later organized the first Girls Nation. In 1952, Mrs.

Campbell wos elected to serve as Louisiana National Democratic Committee Woman. She was a charter member of Tau Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority ond wos a member of the Homer Country Club, the Homer Country Club Lodies Day, Current Literature, the Pollyannas ond the Women's Department Club. She was also a past president of Women's Federated Clubs and choirman of the Red Cross for seven years. Mrs. Campbell wasa member of the Homer irst Baptist Church.

Mrs. Campbell was preceded in death bv her husband, Dr. E.A. Campbell, a prominent Claiborne Parish physician, and her brother, John Raleigh King. She is survived bv nephews and nieces, John W.

King and Cynthia S. King of Homer, Rolette K. Shinnemon and W.J. Shinneman, of Long-view, Texas, Jack Campbell and Maureen Campbell of Roanoke, Texas; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Florence G.

ing of Homer. Survivors also include five great-nephews and two great-nieces. Pallbearers: Dr. W.P. Gladnev, Dr.

James F. Gladnev, Dr. D.K. Hav-nes, Robert W. Moreland, The Honorable Joe D.

Waggoner and Dolph McVicker. John Elbert Maxwell OIL CITY, LA. Services for Mr. John Elbert Maxwell, 30, of Oil City, will be held at 2 m. Wednesday November 2 at the Ferry Lake Baptist Church in Oil City, where he was a member.

The Rev. Sid Fillengim will officiate, assisted bv the Rev. Jim Nuston. Burial: Laws Chapel Cemetery in Atlanta, Texas. Plans under the direction of McGuire Funeral Home In Vivian, La.

Mr. Maxwell, a former resident of Vivian, died Mondov October 31, 1983, at Schumpert Medical Center in Shreveport after a brief illness. He is survived bv his wife, Sharon B. Maxwell, mother, Ethel J. Maxwell, and one son, John Thomas Maxwell, of Oil City; one sister.

Tommy Maxwell of Shreveport. Pallbearers: E.J. Mav, Jim Rodgers, Travis Curry, Howard Allen, Jim Hoffman, Glen Bethany. Charles E. "Pete" Ralev LOGANSPORT, LA.

Services for Mr. Charles E. "Pete" Ralev, 68, of Logansport, will be heldot 2 p.m. Wednesday November 2at the Rose-Neath Funeral Home in Coushatta, La. The Rev.

Robert Ed Taylor will officiate. Burial will be at Hoilev Springs Cemetery at Martin, La. Mr. Ralev died Monday October 31, 1983, at is residence after a short illness. He is survived bv his wife, Pauline Ralev of Logansport; one son, Kenneth Ralev of Shreveport, La two step-sons, David Brvant of Gulfport, Miss, and Kerbv Brvant of Denham Springs, one daughter, Delores Lee of Shreveport, one step-doughter, Lois Cooper of Kerrville, Texas; two sisters, Chloie Rawis of Shreveport and Billie Dubois of Coushatta, two brothers, Frank Ralev and Dick Ralev, of Coushatta; six grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and a number of nieces ond nephews.

MEMORIALS Cards of Thanks and Other Expressions of Loss of a Loved One OR Acknowledgements of Love and Kindness by friends and relatives are accepted for publication on this page CALL THE CLASSIFED DEPT. 222-5253 Open 8 AM to 5 PM Monday thru Friday IWWinw' BRflKOUT CC07 WAALOftDS'' Atari WARLORDS Mrs.O.G. (Marv) Pipkin ELM GROVE, LA Services for Mrs. O.G. (Morv) Pipkin, 64, of Elm Grove, will be held at 11:30 a.m.

November 1 at Rose-Neath's Marshall Street Chapel. The Rev. Charles Walker, pastor of Elm Grove Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be at Forest Park Cemetery. Mrs.

Pipkin died at 6a m. Tuesday November 1, 1983, at Schumperf Medicol Center after a lengthy illness. She was born in Anslev, La ond had lived In Shreveport most of her life. Mrs. Pipkin was Baptist.

She is survived bv her husband, O.G. Pipkin of Elm Grove; two sons, Marvin Harvey of Elm Grove and O.G. "Bubba" Pipkin of Bossier Cltv, one daughter, Mrs. Linda Nicholos of Elm Grove; three sisters, Mrs. Roxie Channell of Little Rock, Mrs.

Louise Aldridge of Shreveport ond Mrs. Tom Holmes, Jr. of Jasper, Texas; two brothers, Cheaslev Poole of Anslev, La. and Elisha Poole of Mansfield, five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren ond a number of other relatives. Pallbearers will be Dr.

Chris McDonald, Ben Thomas, Dr. Ronnie Powers, Murph Colvin, Tommy Tavlor, Herman Moore, Dr. Robert Henderson and Martin Poole. Honorary pallbearers: nephews, Ivv Jordan and James Welch. John Richard Hart ALEXANDRIA, LA.

Services for Mr. John Richard Hart, 60, of Alexandria, willbeheldat 1p.m. Wednesday November 2 of St. Francis Xavier Cathedral in Alexandria. Burial: National Cemetery in Alexandria.

Plans are under the direction of John Kramer Son Funeral Home in Alexandria. Mr. Hart, a native of Little Rock, died at 1:15 p.m. Monday October 31, 1983, at Rapides General Hospital in Alexandria after a long illness. He wos U.S.

Army Air Corp veteran of World War II, ond was the assistant data automation officer at Englond Air Force Base in Alexandria for 25 vears. He is survived bv his wife, Bessie Lov Hart and two daughters, Ann H. Scolfano ond Rita Ann Klock, of Alexandria; three sons, Dennis John Hart and Ralph John Hart, of Baton Rouge, Timothy John Hort of Alexandria; two brothers, Carl Hart of Long Beach, Eugene P. Hart of Fort Worth, Texas; three sisters, Mory Lou Oswald, ThresaH. Keloneand Julia Mae Campbell, of Little Rock, five grand-Children.

Memorials mav be made to the American Cancer Society. FUNERAL SERVICES MRS. THERESE S. WILIER (Marshall Street Chapel) Graveside Service 1 Wednesday Forest Park MRS.O.G. (MARY) PIPKIN Marshall Street Chapel 1 1:30 A.M.

Thursday Interment Forest Park MR. JOSEPH T. LUNT.SR. (Marshall Street Chapel) 10:00 A.M. Thursday St.

Catherine Catholic Church Interment Centuries Memorial Park Rosary Wednesday MR. WILBERT RAY OKES Southside Chapel Wednesday Interment Forest Park West MRS. VIOLA CARAWAY Logansport Chapel 1:00 P.M. Wednesday Interment Price Cemetery MR CHARLES E. "PETE" RALEY Coushatta Chapel 2:00 Wednesday Interment Hodey Springs Cemetery MRS.

JULIA ANN COX GRILLETTE Coushatta Chapel 2:00 P.M. Thursday Interment Bethany Cemetery airview Alpha. La. MRS. E.

A. CAMPBELL (Homer Chapel) 1 1:00 A.M. Thursday Homer Firsl Baptist Church Interment Arlington Cemetery MRS. SABRINA -BUSH HOWELL Bossier Chapel Plans Incomplete Rose-Neath FUNERAL HOME Atari HUMAN CANNONBALL VIDEO PINBALL 4 4444 3 1250 Atari BREAKOUT Atari VIDEO OLYMPICS Atari SURROUND THIS LINE 97 each All PLAY OH THE ATARI 600 GEMINI VIDEO GAME SYSTEMS I ii THIS LINE I97 each All PLAY ON THE ATARI S00 GEMINI VIDEO GAME SYSTEMS rr1 FROM! 3, Atari FOOTBALL Atari GOLF Atari VOLLEYBALL I FOOTBALL! GOLF OVER 1 m-rr;" Atari Atari HAUNTED HOUSE Atari DEMONS TO DIAMONDS (HfiUNTD HOUSC A Data ENCOUNTER ATL-5 I T0 PMOHQS Atari DODGE 'EM pare, Atari RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK If TPUtla ANY OF THE ABOVE each ALL PLAY ON THE ATARI 2600 GEMINI VIDEO GAME SYSTEMS r- 4tr a tXZ3xn3ai cKW atari" fivsnBflTTL GOUUUNG III r-eJ Atari Atari Atari CIRCUS ATARI AIR-SEA BATTLE BOWLING Activision Activison Activision Q7 --J BARNSTORMING FISHING DERBY Jaser BLAST a We Honor Visa, Master Card American Express! La) SHREVEPORT MOORING I I Services 2 P.M. Tuesday I I Airline Chapei Interment I I Centuries Memorial Paik I HmTtjnrn f'JJsZ-Z Z706 MackeyLaneatJewella Hfp I 1 Across trom SOUTH PARK MALL.