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THE JACKSON SUN, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1965 12 iC; I I IP MIIMIII .1 i III I vie i i i Crkwi, Mil -Pft' HANDSHAKE ENDS BRITISH-FRENCH TALKS British Prime Minister Harold Wilson shakes hands with French President Charles de Gaulle as he takes leave after their meeting Elysee Palace in Paris Saturday. At left is French Premier Georges Pompidou. This hPnimMf final tW leadCnLAP W.ph.t. e.W- fr.m Ps 1- 1 oV fM -S -ifew4 nt, ISnwH.s "f-s" TAKES A WOMAN'S MIND OFF WINTER Lori Willert, 3, Minneapolis, decked out in boots and heavy coat, uses a typical woman's cure-all for winter doldrums and tries on a spring hat Saturday at a Minneapolis department store. The young lady, sporting a new Easter creation, strikes a pose for her mother, Mrs.

Howard Willert. (AP Wirephoto) transferred to Air Force Headquarters at Hickam Field. Space Experiments Division in nearby El Segundo, is being ifornia. Mahoney, 43, chief of the HOUSEWIVES REAL CHIC Ninteen-year-old Charlene Nowell, an Indianapolis beauty college student, greets spring and the Easter season with this chic hairdo. She and classmates developed a basket-like hairdo complete with eggs and chicks.

(AP Wirephoto) REDS CLAIM OVERFLIGHT Communist Chinese government agency released this picture in Peking saying it is wreckage of a U. S. pilot-less reconnaissance plane downed in southern mainland China early this year. The Red China agency said it has been on display at a government military museum in Peking. This picture was received in New York Saturday from Peking via Tokyo.

(AP Wirephoto) Mrs. R. D. Thomas Dies At Hospital Mrs. R.

D. Thomas, 86, of Medon, died at 9:30 p.m. Satur day at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital following a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at New Union Baptist Church with the Rev.

Jack Carver officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Smith Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Thomas had lived all her life in Hardeman County. She was a Methodist in belief.

She is survived by her husband, R. D. Thomas, to whom she had been married for 53 years; a daughter, Mrs. Neil Northcott of Memphis; two sons, Clyde Thomas of Medon and Samuel Thomas of Donel-son, and three grandchildren. Pallbearers will be C.

O. Barker, Coleman Tims, Sam McMaster, Lacy Granger, W. G. Pyles and Harold Armstrong. Pallbearers are requested to meet at the church at 1:45 p.m.

Monday. Three Air Officers Sail For Hawaii LOS ANGELES (AP) Three Air Force officers put to sea Saturday, planning to sail to Hawaii, where one has been transferred. Lt. Col. Thomas E.

Mahoney's transfer orders, under "method of transportation," read "privately owned sailboat." Accompanying Mahoney in the 35-foot sloop "Blue Moon" when it sailed out of Marina Del Rey on Saturday were Maj. Russell D. Brewington, 40, Houston; Col. James Fox, 45, Grove City, and Sam Pat-tillo, 18, son of Col. James Pat-tillo, Playa Del Rey, Calif.

All re-set diamonds engraving, solder charms re-string pearls re-design old jewelry diamond remounting rye 5 Skirts 6 Dresses or 5 Mens or 10 Mens OR 5 Sweaters Or A Combination Of 8 Lbs. R. E. (Bo) Burress Services Today R. E.

(Bo) Burress, 277 S. Lindsey Street, a retired pipefitter for the G.M.&O. Railroad, died at 2:45 Saturday morning in the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital after an illness of two months. He was 67 years of age. Funeral services will be neia this afternoon at 3 from the chapel of Smith Funeral Home with Rev.

Norman Culpepper, pastor of Parkview Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Friendship Cemetery with Masonic rites at the grave. Mr. Burress was born in Chester County near Henderson, son of the late Saul Burress and Johnnie Johnson Burress. He moved to Jackson with his family at an early age.

He retired in October, 1961, from the G.M.&O. Railroad after 35 years of service. He was a member of the Parkview Baptist Church, Men's Adult Sunday School Class, Jackson Masonic Lodge No. 45, M.W.A. Lodge and Sheet Iron Metal Workers Union.

His wife, Mrs. Minnie Dee Sells Burress, preceded him in death July 30, 1964. Survivors are his daughter, Mrs. J. B.

Meek of Jackson; a granddaughter, Mrs. Keith Chilcutt of Paris; a great-grandson, Richard Keith Chilcutt of Paris; two sisters, Mrs. Obe Latham and Mrs. Frank Rouse of Pinson; a half-sister, Mrs. Robert Strong of Pinson and two half-brothers, Alvie Burress and Brice Burress of Beech Bluff.

His body will be at the funeral home until the funeral hour. Pallbearers will be Roy Eaves, L. P. Parham, Rudolph Dietrich, Earl Nichols, Clint Newbill and George Lynch. The arquebus, or harquebus, was the first hand gun.

Mrs. Mamie Rogers Dies Saturday Mrs. Mamie Rogers, 59, of 536 S. Royal died at 8:45 p.m. Saturday at Jackson Madison County General Hospital where she had been carried a short time earlier.

She had been a resident of Jackson for the past 17 years. Mrs. Rogers is survived by a son, James Whitehead of Detroit, three sisters, Mrs. Mae Kilzer of Trenton, Mrs. Claude Cagle of Blytheville, and Mrs.

Pauline Spray of Memphis; and three brothers, Murtaugh Cantrell of Trenton, Jack Cantrell of Chicago and Clarence Cantrell of Jackson. The body will be at Smith Funeral Home until time for the services. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Jackson Commandery No. 13 Knights Templar Called Conclave Apr.

5th 7:00 P.M. Order of Temple W. B. tovett, E.C. Ken Caven, Rec.

VFW MEETING Cocks-Danuiels Post 1848 TUESDAY 8:00 P.M. at NEW HOME Highway 45 North LAUNCELOT LODGE NO. 13 Knights of Pythias Regular Meeting April 15th. 7:30 P.M. Troy Smith, C.

C. W. W. Holmes, HI, See. St.

John's Lodge No. 332 A School of Instruction ifeV Monday, April 5th. A 7:00 P.M. Lydle Finley, WJH. T.

H. Davidson, Secty. Jackson Lodge No. 45 A Friday. April 9th Refreshments P.M.

NX Meetinr 7:30 P.M. Joe T. Garrett, WJVI. Jesse M. Barnes, Secretary LJ1II 4 onrmeti tn pn be A.

of in in Fraternal Notes B. P. O. E. Jackson Lodge No.

192 Jackson Lodge No. 192 will meet Thursday night at 7:30 with Exalted Ruler John M. Parish presiding. Installation of officers for the new year will the feature of the meeting. Past exalted rulers of the lodee will act as Grand Lodge officers during the installation.

Wives of the installed and installing officers are invited to witness the ceremony. Exalted Ruler Parish is also requesting a good attendance of members to welcome the new officers. Jackson Lodge No. 45 Jackson Lodge No. 45, F.

met in called session Tuesday night for the purpose conferring the Second De gree. Senior Warden Floyd Wesley Johnson took the leading part the first section. Past Mas ter Rollins accepted the lead ing part the second section. Brother Olin H. Cash was com plimented on his work in a new assignment.

Others contributing to the impressiveness of the work were M. R. Johnsey, John Cunliffe, James Clark Melton and Brother William Gale Blurton. Attention was called to the district meeting April 28 at Alexander School, with barbe- que beginning at 6 p.m. Masonic burial service for Brother Richard Ernest Bur-us, who died at 3:30 a.m.

Sat- uday, will be held Sunday afternoon. Attention Master Masons You are requested to meet the lodge room of Jackson Lodge No. 45 at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon to conduct graveside Masonic services for Brother Ernest Burruss. Joe T.Garrett, W.M. Jesse M.

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