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MONDAY, JUNE 6, .1955 THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER THREE A Hot, Humid Weather Local And State Deaths Algerian Violence Funeral Services Held For Newell In Sweden 61 inf aots out of 1,000 died in their firrt year in the early ZDs compared to less than 19 today. Covers East And South Subject Of Talks The world's highest life expectancy at birth is found among Norwegian females who can expect to live an average of 73 years. County Medical Group Plans Monthly Meeting The Montgomery County Medical Society will hold its 'monthly dinner and scientific meeting at By Tha Associated Presa son, Ulys Willard" Owens, Highland Home; three daughters ByFrenchPre'niier St EMORY CH APE T. F. LEAK i.

ft, BROOKS It was hot and humid through the East and South Sunday. Elsewhere temperatures were near Mrs. Ruthie Mae Bozeman of Bartow, Buna Wilson Ow PARIS, June 5 Ub Algerian Gov, 6:30 p.m. today at the Whitley ens, Fairhope, and. tMrs.

Ellie (3rij0l Sor Tom, Tondor Spots Hotel. Rue Farrior, Highland Home; A a I tA I I Gen. Jacques Soustelle conferred today -with Premier Edgar Faure while reports from North Africa Special To The Advertiser CAMP HILL, June 5 Funeral services were held at Galloway Memorial Methodist Church in Jackson, Saturday for Harvey T. Newell, business and civic leader of that city. Newell was a native and former resident of Tallapoosa County, and was married to the former Miss Ida COX, Cary Woodlief, of 222 Braz zell St.

and a resident of Mont I avc you I The scientific program will be a symposium on chest lesions con three brothers, Ernie L. Owens and Codie D. Owens, both of Highland Home, and Sylvian told of continued violence. gomery for 50 years died in a ducted by Drs. Sim Penton, Wil HEARD TMS I i A French farmer was reported liam F.

Reynolds and J. L. Wishik. The dinner and meeting are open Samson. Funeral serv normal for an early June day.

Scattered showers fell early Sunday over Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, through the Rocky Mountain area and in New England. Early morning temperature extremes ranged from 78 at Corpus Christi, to 31 at Bryce Canyon, Utah. local hospital Saturday at p.m. after a long illness. He was a member of the Clayton slain by machine gun fire at Tifech in the South-Ahras area neaf the to all white physicians of Mont ices will be held at 3:30 p.m.

today from Mt. Pleasant Church mi Street Baptist Church. Surviv- gomery and adjacent counties. Tunisian border. Three Nationalist Smith, also a native of this section.

He was president of tho Jack with the Rev. Williard Willis Pra Steps FASTI extremists were blamed. ing are the widow, Helen Hake Cox, Montgomery; five sons, the Rev. James Turner and the 1 ATfeST I nVESTODS rJDEJIAL "savings tlDkl An Algerian farmer was kid son Paper Company, a director Rev. Lucien Kyser officiating.

Willis S. Cox, El Paso, Texas; Never Before Anything Like It I Burial will be in the church of the First National Bank of Jackson, a Kiwanian, a former 12 Girls Continent Vying For Miss Europe HELSINKI. Finland. June 5 Twelve of Europe's most beauti Cary W. Cox Panama City, naped in the same region and two Moslems were hospitalized after being beaten for smoking tobacco sold by a French government mo Otto Cox, Maxwell chair iran of the Jackson- city No other method doe so much for you Dr.

Sch oil's Zino-pada. (1) Stop pain ita apurce; (2) Remove corna one of the fastest waya known to medical acience; (3) Stop coma before they can develop. (4) Field; Clifford M. Cox and Rob band, and a member of the board cemetery with Turner's Funer al Home in charge. Georgiana Stolen Bass Recovered ButBandMusicStopped WEST HAVEN.

June 5 LD nopoly. ert C. Cox, both of Montgomery; three daughters, Mrs. T. ful girls, candidates for the Miss Europe title, paraded today before an enthusiastic audience at the industrial town of Tampere, 100 Adding to the man-made troubles in Algeria, a slight! earthquake Eaaa new or tight ahoee.

Get box today. At Drug, Shoe, Dept. and 6-1 Of Stores everywhere. Police stopped the music in a ARMSTRONG, Eddie Brown, 47, died suddenly in a Greenville BO cf stewards at Galloway Memorial. Surviving besides the widow are, five daughters, Mrs.

John Albritton, Mrs. W. K. Barnes, Miss Susie Newell. Mrs.

William M. Bell, Beaufort, S.C., Mrs. C. F. Gulledge and Mrs.

John small hotel ballroom last night. rocked the Algiers area this aft hospital Friday night. Surviv miJes northwest of Helsinki. Williams, both of Montgomery; The cops arrested the bass violin ernoon. No damage was reported ing are the widow, Mrs.

E. B. Final selection will be made in two brothers, A. M. Cox, Las player who.

they said, was Dlav- In Morocco, fires, bombings and Norton, all of Jackson, and Mrs. Helsinki next Saturday. Armstrong, Georgiana; two daughters, Mrs. Edwina Hicks, shootings continued with at leas ing a bass stolen from a music store last January. Accounts Insured up to $10,000 8 South Court Street Montgomery, Alabama Vegas, Nev, and Willis S.

Cox, Fort Gaines, two sisters, Mrs. Charlie Willy Cox, Ozark, Ala. and Mrs. John Kirkland, one person killed, reports said, Orlando, Mary Frances CALL 4-2249 FOR At Nogent-Sur-Marne, a suburb Louie Hyer, of Meridian; also two sisters, Mrs. Hugh Landrum, Meridian, and Mrs.

Jack Hotch, Brunswick, Ga. A memorial service will be Armstrong, Georgiana; two sons, Billy Joe Armstrong, and The praying mantis often preys of Paris, police took 40 North Afri Graceville, also 16 grand- on its own species. cans into custody at a political children. Services will be from Braxton Armstrong, both of Georgiana; mother, Mrs. Perry meeting.

his residence, 222 Brazzell St held at a later date at the Camp Hill Methodist Church, where Newell was an honorary mem Armstrong, Georgiana; four sis ters, Mrs. Mamie Stuckey, Mrs Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. with the Rev. Louis Armstrong and Dr. Gen.

James Van Fleet Slated To Get Degree ber of the board of stewards, and where he retained an active Estelle Ward, Mrs. Lucile Neu-gent, Mrs. Rosa Pearl Ring, all Garnett E. Puckett officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery with Leak-Memory SAIL of Georgiana.

Funeral services were held from the Georgiana Baptist Church Sunday with the NEW YORK, June 5 (5-Brook Chapel directing. Envoy Heading Home THE HAGUE, Netherlands, June lyn's Long Island University will give honorary degrees June 9 to Rev. Leroy Curry and the Rev ISRAEL, Mrs. Jennette Hanola, a N. E.

Sellers officiating. Burial 5 American Ambassador H. retired Gen. James A. Van Fleet, followed in the Oakwood Ceme Freeman Matthews and his wife publisher Gardner Cowles, Mrs.

Merriweather Post, philanthropist, tery, Johnson Funeral Home of left by plane today. Mrs. Mat resident of 3546 Cambridge St. died at a local hospital Sunday at 3:10 a.m. She was a member of Temple Etz Ahayem.

Surviving are two sons, Albert and William C. Warren, dean of Georgiana directing Church In Paris thews, who has been suffering from a back ailment for years, is to see a New York specialist. the Columbia University Law School. Israel and Yedid Israel, both Filled By Graham OF BRAND 'KEW CUSTOM MODEL tJESTiaaao'irsE: NO MONEY DOWN REGULAR PRICE $259.95 PARIS, June 5 CSV-Evangelist Billy Graham packed an American I MONTGOMERY'S FINEST SHIRT LAUNDRY! church here today as a prelude to his five-day Paris crusade. of Belgium Congo, Africa; two daughters, Rebecca Alhadeff, Montgomery, and Sara Tarica, Belgium Congo, Africa; one sister, Rebecca Tarica, Atlanta, Ga.

Services were held from Leak-Memory Chapel Sunday at 3:00 p.m. with Rabbi Seymour Atlas officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Nace Allen, Morris Rousso, Sam Franco, David Mussafer, Sam Beton and Morris Phia. Pews holding 600 persons were filled and scores of others stood in the rear of the church proper or overflowed into adjoining rooms to hear' the 37-year-old preacher.

Some even sat on the floor. A church official said "It looks mil mil like Easter." Collection plates blossomed out with franc notes in FIELDS, Mrs. Marye Bus tin, serv arge denominations. The church is the Episcopalian American Cathedral in Paris, a ices were held from Leak-Memory Chapel Sunday at 9:00 a.m. with Rev.

C. E. Barnes officiating. Burial was in Magnolia Cemetery in Meridian, Miss, at 3:00 p.m. Leak-Memory Chapel directing.

few blocks off the Champs Elysees. sen Graham, who wore" lowing black, green and scarlet robes, told the crowd of American expatriates "Something wrong tf tern i i 1 ff.M 'j fir I with our souls." WHITE CHAPEL H. S. DURDEN G. E.

VICKIRY Kefauver Group Plans 4To Improve' Movies 24 MONTHS TO PAY PHONE CONNERS, John J. (Johnnie)-3, 3-6359 a native of Montgomery died un expectedly Sunday at 3 p.xn. Sur viving are four sisters, Mrs. Earl Baird and Miss Mane conners, both of Montgomery; Mrs. A.

G. WASHINGTON, June 5 A Senate subcommittee probing causes of juvenile delinquency will go to Hollywood this month in an effort to "improve the type of movies that are shown to many children." Chairman Kefauver (D-Tenn) said the group has no intention of "censuring or, criticizing" the motion picture industry but is cooperating with it. LIBERAL TRADE ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD WASHER Use Your Ot'd Washer At A Down Payment Barnes Pensacola; Mrs. John W. Grant, Reno, two brothers, Robert Grier Conners and Michael C.

Conners, both of Montgomery. The funeral will be held from White Chapel Tuesday at 11:30 Mon- 1928 MT. MEIGS RD. 122 CHURCH ST. 1S43 HIGHLAND AVE.

gnor James B. Rogers ofn- dating. Burial will be in St. Margaret Cemetery at RATLEY, Mrs. Mildred V.

A AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICE AUTO FOLDING GOLF CART native of Montgomery died at her home, 1767 Holley St at 3 a.m. Sunday following a long illness. Surviving are six daugh r-rnT i mii'-Mi "I laj "if 'il i i -oaa WITH NEW IMPROVED LIGHT WEIGHT SPOKE WHEELS ters, Mrs." Elizabeth R. Cox, Mrs. Mildred R.

Vilotti, Mrs. Jeanette Garrett, Mrs. Ru-bye R. Beemer and Miss Victoria Ratley, all of Montgomery; M. Sgt.

Margaret Ratley, Middletown, a brother, J. W. Wilson, Montgomery and a sister, Mrs. I. W.

Moffett, Mobile. The funeral will be held from White Chapel today at 4 p.m. with the Rev. C. E.

cool leno weave! Barnes officiating. Burial will oe in uaKwooa cemetery. CANTRELL, Walter 73, a resi dent of Copperhill, died at a local hospital at 7 a.m. Sunday following a short illness. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

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W. Grier, Montgomery. Funeral services were held Sunday from New Hope Baptist Church with the Rev. David Bentley officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Evans Funeral Home directing.

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