The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 18

MiHmnHTBMR The Time 1B-A ov. 10. I(R3 MS chapter to assure patients Reed Barton's King Francis Holloware Assurance that the Louisiana chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will continue to serve them will be given to MS patients at a meeting tonight at Holiday Inn-Bossier. Executive Director Deanie Gross will meet with Shrevcport-area clients at 7 p.m. She and Assistant Director Pat Cray will be here today and Friday to interview applicants for the position of outreach coordinator, which Norma Johnson vacated when the North Louisiana branch broke away from the state and national organizations.

Ms. Johnson is executive director of Multiple Sclerosis of North Louisiana which the local branch organized after severing connections with the state and national groups. Ms. Gray said the meeting with clients was called to tell them the state chapter has no intention of interrupting services here and to review the services for their benefit. The state chapter has an office at 3825 Gilbert St.

Pending replacement of Ms. Johnson, its calls are being forwarded to the chapter's New Orleans office. Ms. Johnson resigned last week following the local board's Oct. 28 decision to leave the state and national groups and set up its own organization.

Wayne Curtis, chairman of the new organization, said the branch severed ties with the others out of dissatisfaction with their use of money raised here. Advertlwmenl BITUAKDES Hussey, Scotto to lead forum v7. i' ''t Ami Mm A 20 Savings Now Through December 24 Mayor John Hussey and City Councilman John Scotto will headline a public forum today to discuss Shrevcport's $80.3 million bond issue and half-cent sales tax proposal on the Nov. 19 ballot. The forum, sponsored by the Shreveport Jaycees, will be held at the Byrd High School auditorium from 7 p.m.

to 9 p.m. Also on hand will be a spokesman from the Caddo Parish Library Board, who will explain Proposition 1. It would provide a parishwide property tax renewal and a .95 mill increase to support the Shreve Memorial Library system. Besides explaining the election proposals, the speakers will take questions from the public about the issues. Most of the bond issue would go to street and drainage improvements across the city.

It would also fund a federally mandated solid waste disposal facility, park improvements, a museum and park on Cross Bayou, industrial park development and a baseball stadium at the Fair Grounds. The half-cent sales tax would raise the existing tax to 6 cents and provide funding for the police and fire pension system, additional police officers and firefighters, street maintenance and cost-of-living pay raises to city employees. The library proposition would call for a 3.25 mill on property taxes. The present tax of 2.3 mills was passed in 1978. Michaels to head new club Jim Michaels, factory service representative for the Carrier-Bock has been chosen to head the first new Lions Club Shreveport has seen in 24 years the Central City Lions.

A charter night meeting will be held today at Smiths Cross Lake Inn at 7 p.m. The Rev. Joel Rob-binson, a blind Episcopal priest and former Shreveport resident, will address the new club. Rob-binson, is a board member of the Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind in Little Rock. MEMBER AMERICAN CAM SOCIL TY 3916 YOUREE SHREVEPORT, LA 665-5653 Dilkrd's I Sam A.

"Bubba" Miciotto SHREVEPORT Services (or Mr. Sam A. "Bubba" Miciotto, 58, of Shreveport, will be held at 10:30 a Thursday November 10 ot Holv Trinitv Catholic Church Father William 0 Honion. pastor ot the church, will officiate. Burial will be ot Forest Pork West Cemetery Rosary: 7:30 m.

Wednesday at Osborn Funeral Home Chapel. Mr. Miciotto. a nativeand lifelong resident of Shreveport, died at 12:30 Tuesday November 8, 1983, as the results of Injuries received in an automobile Occident of Armisteod, La. He was a groduate of Foir Park High School and was the owner-operator of the A.

Miciotto Grocery in Shreveport. Mr Miciotto was a veteran of World Wor II and a member of the American Legion, and was a member of the Knightsof Columbus, i the Progressive Men's Club and St. Theresa Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Johnnie Fove Keiiebrew Miciotto, his mother, Mrs.

Mary Miciotto, two sons, Anthony E. Miciotto and John Miciotto, ond one daughter, Cindy Kellogg, all of Shreveport; two stepdaughters, Linda J. Malhen of Shreveport and Debra A. Hart of Mineral Springs, one granddaughter, Stephonie Newkirk; two grandsons. Dean Hart and Anthony Kellogg; one sis- ter, Mrs.

Mary Cude; sev- brief notices of people in the Ark-La-Tex who have died. Funeral homes should contact The Times with news of these deaths. More complete information is available in the paid obituary column.) Pallbearers will be 1 Shorty Gardner, Joe Cush, I Pete Papa. Mickey Nether-I ton, Harry Jarred, Fletcher I Montgomery, GuS Miciotto i and Roy Miciotto. Ann Watson WASKOM, TEXAS I Memorial services for Mrs.

Ann Wotson, 71, of Waskom, will be held at 11 o.m. Saturday November 12 ot St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Waskom, where she was a member. Father Gerald Priest, pastor, ond Father Thomas Spiser, associate pastor, of the church, will officiate. Arrangements ore under the direction of Rose-Neath's Marshall Street Chapel In Shreveport.

Rosory: Friday Nov. 11 ot St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Waskom. Mrs. Watson died Sunday November 6, 1983, at Schumpert Medical Center in Shreveport offer a brief illness.

She was born in Black Diamond, Wash, and had been a resident of Waskom for five years. She is survived bv her husbond, Walter E. Wotson, one daughter, Jo Ann Mauldin, and one sister, Josepha Haight, all of Waskom; four grandchildren. Family suggests memorials moy be mode to: St. Lawrence Catholic Church Building Fund.

Mrs. J.M. Armstrong, Sr. RUSTON, LA. Services for Mrs.

J.M. Armstong, 83, of Ruston, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday November 10 at the First Presbyterian Church in Ruston, where she was member. The Rev. Fred Poge will officiate.

Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Ruston. Plans under the direction of Kilpatrick Funeral Home in Ruston. Mrs. Armstrong diedat 11 a.m. Wednesday November 9, 1983, ot her residence in Ruston offer a short illness.

She was a member of the John Page Chapter of the Seventeenth Century Coloniol Dames of America, the Department Club, the Pierion Club and the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. Mrs. Armstrong graduated from the Brenau College in Gainesville, Ga. She is survived bv one son, John M. Armstrong, Jr.

of Ruston; one sister, Mrs. Abe B. Harris, Sr. of Ruston; one grandson. Dr.

John M. Armstrong III of Ruston, and two greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers: W.A. Jones, H. Richard Jones, Colonel C.A.Martin, Reed, Colonel Joseph B.

Wlh lioms, Jimmy W. Carter. Zenon Hernandez SHREVEPORT Services for Mr. Zenon Hernondez, 89, of Shreveport, will be held ot m. Friday Novembr 11 at St.

John Berchmans Co-Cathedral, where he was a member. The Rev. Donald Dickerson, pastor 3f the church, will officiate. 3urial will be at St. Joseph Cemetery.

Visitation: 10a.m. Thursday until 9 a.m. Friday at Wellman Funeral Home. Rosary: 7 p.m. Thursday in Wellman's Chapel.

He died Monday November 7, 1983, at Louisiana Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Mr. Hernondez, born in San Luis Potoci, Mexico and a resident of Shreveport for ten years, was a farm hand. He is survived bv two nephews, Peter G. Hernondez ond John G.

Hernondez, of Shreveport; four nieces, Eleonor H. Cruz, Toribia Lomas and Nancv Marina, of Shreveport, Valentino Ramirez of Dallas, Texas. GeneveiveRose Simons BOSSIER CITY, LA. Services for Mrs. Gen-eveive Rose Simons, 67, of Bossier Citv, will be held at 10 a.m.

Friday November 11 at Boone Funeral Home's Airline Chapel. Burial will be ot Hill Crest Cemetery. Rosary: 7 p.m. Thursday at Boone Funeral Home. Mrs.

Simons, a home-maker, died Wednesday November 9, 1983, ot Barksdale Air Force Base Hospital. She was born in Long Island, N.Y.. Mrs. Simons was Catholic. She is survived bv her husband, John Simons of Bossier City; one son, Rov J.

Simons of Haughton, five sisters, Elizabeth Mill of Long Island, N.Y., Jessie Schwab and Helen McMullen of Patchogue, Long Island, Billie Gavlor of Maryland ond Jena Siclari of Florida; one grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Billy Oliver, George Barker, Odis King, Dona McCom-mon, Robert Goode ond Buster Rosalee. Card of thanks AUTREY To the old and dear friends who comforted us by word ond deed ot this most difficult time, our deepest grotitude. A special thonks to the skilled and tender nursing personnel at Hospital. I am unable to find words to express our ap preciation of vour core for our very dear sister.

Hazel C. Autrev. May God bless you alt. The Autrev Family Johni M. Navlor OENHAM SPRINGS, LA.

Services for Miss Johnl M. Navlor, of Denham Springs, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday November 11 ot Rose-Neath's Marshall Street Chapel in Shreveport. The ReV. James W.

Bvrd, pastor of Centenary University Pentecostal Church, will officiate. Ouriol and graveside service will be at 1 p.m. Fndav ot Springville Cemetery in Coushatta, La. Miss Navlor, a professional singer, died suddenly at Monday November 7, 1983, in an outomobile Occident at Port Vincent, La. She wos born in Coushatta, La.

and was former resident of Shreveport ond Fairbanks, Alaska. She had resided in Denhom Springs for the past year ond a half. She is survived bv one son, Emil C. Navlor of Fair-banks. Alaska; three daughters, Mrs.

Johni Meshell ond Ms. Connie Greco, of Fairbanks, and Mrs. Robin Smart Bolton of Baton Rouge, grandchildren. Ivy Nobles Trussell SIMSBORO, LA. Services for La.

six Mrs. Ivy Nobles Trussell, 89, of Simsboro, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday November 10 at the Kilpatrick Funeral Home Chapel in Ruston, La. The Rev. Bvrd Terry will officiate, assisted bv the Rev.

Clinton A. Jordan. Burial will be at Antioch Cemetery in Simsboro. Mrs. Trussell died at 8 a m.

Wednesday November 9, 1983, at Lincoln General Hospital in Ruston after a short illness. She was a member of the Antioch United Methodist Church, the Simsboro Garden Club and the Antioch Homemakers Club. She is survived bv two daughters, Mrs. Louise NorrisGlodnevof Rowille, La. and Mrs.

Lois Baremore of Shreveport, 7 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers: L. Dring, Jim Baremore, Neal Baremore, William H. Nor-ris, Mike Trussell, David Trussell, Murice Skinner and Lee Rov Skinner. Danny Joe Barnett SPR INGHILL, LA.

Services for Mr. Danny Joe Barnett, 40, of Soring-hill, will be held ot 2 p.m. Thursday November 10 at the First Baptist Church in Springhill. The Rev. Harry Atteberv will officiate, assisted bv the Rev.

Gerald Cheney. Burial will beat the Western Cemetery near Springhill. Plans ore under the direction of Bailey Mortuary in Springhill. Mr. Barnett died suddenly Tuesday November 8.

1983, in on automobile accident at Coushatta, La. He was a native of Plain Dealing, Lo. ond had been a resident of the Springhill area for eleven veors. He was Baptist. Mr.

Barnett was the owner-operator of a trucking firm in Springhill. He is survived his wife, Deborah Kav Barnett, one son, Anthony Jomes Long, two daughters, Kristi Michelle Barnett and Misty DeAnn Barnett, and his mother, Mottie Mae Bornett, of Springhill; two brothers, George Barnett of Houma, Lo Jomes Barnett of Springhill. John L. Jackson ATHENS, LA. Services for Mr.

John L. Jackson, 69, of Athens, will be held ot 2 p.m. Thursday November 10 at Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Homer, La. Officiating will be the Rev. Archie Pippen.

Burial will Masonic graveside rites will be at the Old Athens Cemetery. Mr. Jackson died Tuesday November 8, 1983, in Athens following a brief il-Ines. He wos a retired driller for the Penrod Drilling Co. Mr.

Jackson was a member of the Springhill Lodge No. 348 the North Louisiana Shrine Club, the El Korubah Temple, the Scottish Rite of ree Masonry and the astern Star. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World Wor II. Mr.

Jackson attended the Baptist Church. He is survived bv a stepson, Jerry Acklen of Houston, Texas; five sisters. Ida Smith of Smockover, Lummie Miller of Dixie Inn, Leolo Willioms of Monroe, Sula Doron of Sarepta, La. ond Mattie Rodgers of Lawton, two brothers, Walter Jackson of Coushatta, La. ond Merce Jackson of Smockover, six grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren and numerous nieces ond nephews.

Pallbearers will be Masonic brothers. W.J. "Bill" Crossland BOSSIER CITY, LA. Services for Mr. W.J.

Bill" Crossland, 74, of Bossier City, will be held at Thursday November 10 at Rose Neath's Bossier Chapel. The Rev. Billy Pierce, pastor of Cypress Baptist Church of Benton, and Dr. Jack Millwood, associate pastor of First Baptist Church of Bossier City, will officiate. Burial will be at Forest Park Cemetery.

Mr 3 m. Tuesday November 8, 1983, at Bossier Medical Center after a sudden illness. He was born in Clinton, Ok la. and had been a resident of Bossier City for 3 number of years. Mr.

Crossland was an electrical inspector for the Citv of Bossier City and was a member of the I.B.E.W. ond the National Electrical Inspectors Association. He was also a member of the First Baptist Church of Bossier City, the Glad-ewater Texas Masonic Lodge No. 852, Shreveport Consistory, ond was a past patron of Queensborough O.E.S. Chopter No.

87. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Crossland of Bossier City, son, W.C. Crossland of Kaufmon, Texas, a daughter, Jeanet-te Flowers of Summerville, five grandchildren, and a sister, Louise Mollov of Corsicona, Texas. Pallbearers: Jack Neaves, Brent Crossland, Rondv Flowers, Scott Flowers, Paul Gillis and Herman Lowrev.

Hanes Too! DEATHS Geneveive Rose Simons. 67, of Bossier City died Wednesday at Barksdale Air Force Base. Zenon Hernandez, 89, of Shreveport died here Monday. Sam A. "Bubba" Miciotto, 58.

of Shreveport died Tuesday at Armistead. W.J. "Bill" Crossland, 74, of Bossier City died Tuesday in Bossier City. ATHENS John L. Jackson, 69, of Athens died here Tuesday.

COUSHATTA -Clara Perkins, 97, of Coushatta died here Wednesday. DENHAM SPRINGS Johni M. Naylor. of Denham Springs died Monday at Port Vincent. RUSTON L.W.

"Deacon" Jones, 89, of Ruston died here Tuesday. RUSTON Mrs. J.M. Armstrong 83. of Ruston died here Wednesday.

SIMSBORO Mrs. Ivy Nobles Trussell, 89, of Simsboro died Wednesday in Ruston. SPRINGHILL -Danny Joe Barnett, 40, of Springhill died Tuesday near Coushatta. CARTHAGE. Texas E.

L. Holloway, 65, of Carthage died here Wednesday. WASKOM, Texas -Ann Watson, 71. of Waskom died Sunday in Shreveport. BRADLEY, Ark.

-Gladys M. Bolding, 74, of Bradley died Thursday in Stamps. (EDITOR'S NOTE: The Times will publish in this column each day CENTURIES MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME MRS. MARY BELLE EVANS Cenfuhes Chapel 2 p.m. Thursday Centuries Memorial Perk 8801 Mansfield Rd.

686-4334 funeral home I A i MRS. GENEVIEVE SIMONS 10:00 A M.Friday Boone Funeral Home Airline Chapel Interment HiS Crest Cemetery i I Rosary Thursday 7:00 P.M. AN NUAL FUNERAL SERVICES MRS. ANNA MARY ANN WATSON (Marshall Street Chapel) Memorial Service 1 1:00 A.M. Saturday St.

Lawrence Catholic Church Waskom, Texas Rosary 7:30 P.M. Friday St. Lawrence Catholic Church MRS. JOHNI NAYLOR Marshall Street Chapel 10.00 A.M. Friday Graveside Service 1:00 P.M.

Friday Springville Cemetery Coushatta, La. MR. FRANK RUSSELL BRYAN, SR. Marshall Street Chapel 10:00 A.M. Thursday Interment Fore3t Park MR.

GEORGE MORAN Southside Chapel 11 :30 A.M. Friday Interment Forest Park West MR.W. J. "BILL" CROSSLAND Bossier Chapel 2:30 P.M. Thursday Interment Forest Park MR.

J.L.JACKSON Homer Chapel 2:00 P.M. Thursday Interment Old Athens Cemetery MRS. ALICE MAE EDWARDS (Minden Chapel) Graveside Services 2:30 P.M. Thursday Mansfield Cemetery Mansfield. La.

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"Deacon Jones RUSTON, LA. Services for Mr. L.W. "Deacon" Jones, 89, of Ruston, will be held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday November 10 at the Kilpatrick Funeral Home Chapel In Ruston.

Dr. Robert Magee will officiate. Burial: Greenwood Cemetery in Ruston. Mr. Jones, a resident of Ruston for 58 year ied at 6: 15 p.m.

Tuesday November 8, 1983, at the Long leaf Nursing Home in Ruston after lengthy illness. He was a charter member of the Temple Baptist Church In Ruston. Mr. Jones was a retired carpenter. He is survived bv two sons, L.W.

Jones, Jr. of Bossier Citv, La. and W.H. Jones of LaPorte, Texas; three daughters, Mrs. Frances Knowles of Deer Park, Texas, Mrs.

Marie lock welder of uston, and Mrs. Dorris Jean Morrison of Pasadena, Texas, two half-sisters, Mrs. Lula Bell Ouiglev of Cotton Valley, Lo. ond Mrs. Pauline Chop-man of Baton Rouge, La 15 grandchildren, 25 great- oandchlldren and 2 great- "great-grandchildren.

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