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1:30 lis. DEL Graceland in C. 10. In I vice ons 2 A Dec. 17, 1974 THE MIAMI NEWS 11A Opa-locka orders probe into rioting By BILL GJEBRE Miami News Reporter Opa-locka commissioners will conduct an investigation Jan.

7 into the immediate and underlying causes of rioting during which hundreds of youths threw rocks. Commissioners voted yesterday afternoon at a specials session to make an investigation. They also asked representatives of the Community Relations Board and the Community Action Agency to work to keep the city under control. riot broke out early yesterday after the arrest of a youth on a disorderly conduct charge at traveling carnival show. Afterward, the rock throwing began, and a grocery store was looted before the disturbance could be brought under control by city and county police.

"This community has to take responsibility for what happened," said assistant mayor Albert Tresvant, the only black member of the five-member commission. "We need better housing and a drug program in the city," Tresvant said. These shortcomings, he said, were the long range problems which surfaced to fuel the riot. Tresvant blamed the county for repeatedly rejecting Opa-locka's, requests for money to provide better housing and a drug program. While commissioners planned to look into the cause of the riot, they made it clear that they would back the officers involved in incidents which sparked the trouble.

"Our officers got hurt during this thing," said Mayor. Kenton Wells. "One officer was hit with a rock and another was kicked. Those who broke the law should be punished." Police Chief Stanley Eshuk gave the commissioners a rundown of the incident. According to Eshuk, a 16-year-old youth was arrested by officer Larry Houston after he blew marijuana smoke at the officer, Some objects were thrown at Houston's cap as he was driving the youth to the police station on a possession of marijuana charge.

A while later, Eshuk said, fighting broke out and when officer Raymond Owens tried to arrest a 17. year-old girl, she slapped and kicked him. Afterwards, Eshuk said, large groups of people gathered along Ali Baba and NW 22nd Avenue began throwing rocks, and later looted a grocery store. D. E.

Wilson rites tomorrow; pioneer, real estate leader Services for D. Earl Wilson, 1718 SW 17th a pioneer Miamian, will be tomorrow at Philbrick and Son Coral Gables Funeral Mr. Wilson, who was 80, died Saturday, A real estate, appraiser by profession, Wilson was born in Haines City and moved to Dade County with his parents in 1898. He attended the first high school in Dade and was a graduate of Wentworth Institute in Boston. He was an Army lieutenant in World War I.

He started in real estate in Miami in 1919 and was elected to the legislature in 1927. Mr. Wilson served on the first jury commission in D. EARL WILSON 1966 photo Dade and was one of the organizers and past president of the Miami Board of Realtors. He was on the governing counsel, a member of the Mrs.

Wilhelmina McCumber, prominent Hawaiian Demo A requiem mass for Wilhelmina M. McCumber, 1421 NW 25th will be 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Michael's Catholic Church. A native of Hawaii, Mrs.

McCumber died last Friday at Victoria Hospital here. She was 72. She was a prominent Democrat in Hawaii before she and her late husband, William D. McCumber, moved to Miami in 1951. She was in charge of the traditional parades held in the islands.

Mr. and Mrs. McCumber owned and operated the Kapahulu Riding Academy in Honolulu. Mrs. McCumber is survived by her sons; William McCumber Jr.

of Hawaii, Hercules of Miami. Kenneth M. of Broward County, George E. of Hawaii and Rodney of Memphis, and her daughters, Elenor Oliveros of Savannah, Blanche Tracy of Miami, Joyce Stone of. Miami, and Myrna Okahara of Homestead.

DADE DEATHS ADLER, Gertrude, 71, housewife, Miami Beach. Services in Montreal, Local arrangements by Newman Funeral Home. AEDLEY, Robert, 62, Miami. Services 1:30 tomorrow at Van Orsdel North Miami Chapel. BOWDEN, Gloria Ann, 22, Miami.

Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel, CHAPMAN, Elma 94, housewife, NW 10th died Sunday. Services in Wilmington, Del. Local ar. by Van Orsdel NorthChapel.

CHELBERG, Emily 6000 NW 70th Ave. Servicts were to be held today at Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. DELGADO, Miguel Angel, 6, 2436 NW 32nd St. Services were to be held today at Caballero Funeral Home. DENNIS.

Bivions 404 NW 67th St. Services p.m. tomorrow at AM Cohen Temple. Arrangements by all -Ferguson Hewitt Funeral Home. EASTERLING, J.

Roland 65, Miami, died Sunday, Services were fo be held today at Lanier -Josberger-Lithgow Funeral Home. EHRLINGER, Mary 82, 145 Jefferson Miami Beach. Services were to be held today at Walsh and Wood Funeral Home. EISENBERG, Lena, 81, Miami Beach. Services 2 p.m.

tomorrow at the Riverside Alton Road Chapel. FADGEN, James 46, 10901 SW 34th died Saturday, Services were to be held today at St. Brendan's Catholic Church. Arrangements by Slade Funeral Home. FISHER, Margaret 95, 10305 SW 41st St.

Graveside services were to be held today at Flagler Cemetery. Arrangements by Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. HERNANDEZ, Humberto, 51, 746 NW 29th St. Services were to be held today at Caballero Funeral Home. LARNEY, Albert, 6517 SW 24th St.

Graveside services were to be held today at Woodlawn South Cemetery. Arrangements by Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. LYONS, Emily, 57, 3176 NW 42nd St. Services were to be held today at House of Albert Funeral Chapel. NEUSTEIN, Estelle, housewife, 709 Collins Miami Beach.

Services in New York. Local arrangements by Blasberg Funeral Home. O'RIORIDAN, Anna, 84, 1258 NW 100th St. Services 11 a.m. Thursday at St.

Vincent de Paul. Arrangements by Van Orsdel Gratigny Road Chapel. PORTS. Marion. 74, retired laborer, 14230 NW 22nd Ave.

Services in Gainesville, Local arrangements by Bain's Funeral Home, REID, Keith 18, Miami. Services 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. RICHTER, Isadore, 74, retired broker, North Miami Beach. Services in Chicago, 111.

Local arrangements by Newman Funeral Home. RUDD, Madeline 81, 17505 N. Bay Miami Beach. Requiem mass 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at St.

Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. Arrangements by Walsh and Wood Funeral Home. SCHWARTZ, Joseph, 83, newspaper distributor, 1900 Liberty Miami Beach. Services in New York. Arrangements by Blasberg Funeral Home.

SEIDL, Maxine 17721 SW 93rd St. Services 11 a.m. tomorrow at Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel. THOMAS, Thomas, 90, 2451 NW 152nd Ter. Services were to be held today at Victoria Manor Church of Christ.

Arrangements by House of Albert Funeral Home. TULIN, Milton, 60, bartender, North Miami, Services in Hartford. Conn. Arrangements by Newman Funeral Home. WARE, Edison 51, rid.

gardener, 3180 Ohio St. Services in Birmingham, Ala. Local arrangements by Bain's Funeral Home. WASSERSTRAOM, Irvin 71, Surfside. Services in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

Local arrangements by Newman Funeral Home. WAYMAN, Rose 80, 260 Ridge wood Key Biscayne, died Sunday. Mass 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Agnes Catholic Church.

Arrangements by Philbrick and Son Coral Gables Funeral Home. WETRINSKY, Bessie, 82, housewite, 1420 Pennsylvania Ave. Services were held yesterday at Blasberg Funeral Home. WILLIAMS, Andrew, 48. laborer, 3229 Douglas Rd.

Services were to be held today at First Born Church of the living God. Arrangements by Bain's Funeral Home. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY Nothing can bring you peace but yourself, Ralph Waldo Emerson A Public Service By: 757-5544 MITHG OW 1 Neighborhood Funeral Homes David Lithgow, F.D. FUNERAL CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 13th FLAGLER ST. 60th BIRD ROAD PRIVATE FAMILY ROOMS BURIAL CREMATION SHIPPING Hummer Family' Jos.

J. Lawrence H. Grocery store manager shot by bandits The manager of a Latin grocery was shot last night in a robbery when he resisted 1 four armed bandits, Metro police reported. The robbers had waited outside a rear door of La Ultima Parada (The Last Stop) at 7397 W. Flagler until an employe, Elpidio Medina, 42, came out to empty trash, a nightly procedure after the store closed.

They grabbed Medina and pushed him into a supply room. While one man remained with Medina, the others rushed into the store and confronted Nicasio Carmenata, 63, the manager; who resisted. A scuffle ensued, during which Carmenata was shot. The gunmen emptied the cash drawer of an undetermined amount of money, At this juncture, investigators said, Mrs. Dominquez, 64, a customer, entered through the rear door seeking a lastminute household need and was grabbed by the bandits.

She was forced to lie on the floor and also was robbed. The gunmen fled in. an auto. Carmenata was taken to Pan American Hospital. where he underwent surgery early today for a gunshot wound in the abdomen.

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He has been engaged general practice in Jamestown for 52 years. A native of Buffalo. NY he was bern Jan. 21, 1893 the son of Antonio and Cosima LaDuca Barone. Dr.

Barone was a graduate of the University of Buffalo School of Medicine In 1917, Surviving are his wife the former Lena Spera Barone of Jamestown, sons Nathaniel Barone Jr. Miami, Anthony C. Barone and Charles Barone of Jamestown, grandchildren, a brother and sister. Funeral- Services and burial were held today Dec. 16 in Jamestown.

The tamily suggests memorials be made to the WCA Hospital or the James: town General Hospital, BERMAN JEANNETTE C. of MB passed away Mon. Came here 11 years ago from W. Va. Member of Hadassah.

Survived by husband Samuel of MB. brothers. Marvin Cohen and Philip Cohen and sister. Mrs. Aline all of Charleston, W.

Va. Services and interment In Charleston on Wed. Local arrangements by "THE SIDE 1920 Alton Rd. MB BERMAN JEANETTE, Beloved wife of Samuel, el Miami Beach. Services and burial In Charleston, W.

Va. BOWDEN GLORIA ANN 22. formerly of Miami. Survived by her husband, Bobble. 1 there Roval V.

Strong, 3 sisters. a brothers and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vern Richerds, Services P.M. Wed VAN ORSDEL BIRD RD CHAPEL 2300 SW 40 St.

Burial Flagler BROWN JOHNSIE of Hialeah. Born Dec. 14. 1890 Irwing County. Ge.

Celebrated her eighty fourth birthday Sat. Died Mon. Dec. 16. Came to this area in 1912.

Member of Highland Park Bapfist Church. Survived by 4 children, Mrs. Hazel Thompson. Mrs. Daisy Hayes, Carswell Willis and Wit 14 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.

Repose 449 P.M. Tues. Services 3:30 P.M. Wed. VAN ORS.

HIALEAH MIAMI SPRINGS CHAPEL 2045 E. 4 Ave. Entombment Mausoleum L.S.A.T. PREP. COURSE DURING HOLIDAYS IRVIN W.

KATZ 532-4848 AA-01 Death Notices BUCKLEY FRANK J. 80. of NW 126 St. A re fired security officer. He came 10 Miami 20 years ago from Mich.

A na: live of Survived by 2 brothers and 1 sister all of Pa, and his dear friend Virginia P. Chardell of Miami in repose 24, 19 P.M. Tues. at VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY RD Mortuary 770 NW 119 Mass of the rection Wed. St.

James mulle Church. Burial Southern morial Park CHAPMAN ELMA AYARS 94. of 519 NW Dec. 15. She came to Miami in 1910 from Wilmington.

Del, and was member of the American Legion Aux: illary Gables Post 98. Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans John Pershing No. American Assn of Retired Persons. Fla Extension Homemakers Club and Hearing and Speech Center of Fla. Survived husband, Alfred Miami, daughter, Mrs.

Anna R. Johnson, son. John Ayars both of Wilmington. grandchildren. 8 great grandchildren and Re pose 49 P.M.

Tues. at VAN ORSDEL NORTHSIDE MORTUARY 3333 NE 2 Ave. Services and interment in Wit mington CHELBERG CHELBERG EMILY E. of 6000 SW Ave. Came here in 1957 from Chicago.

Ill. vived by her daughter, Mrs. A.J, (Bette) Femina, 8 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Services P.M. Tues.

(Today) VAN ORSDEL BIRD RD CHAPEL 9300 SW 40 St. in lieu of flowers family suggests memorial tributes to Granada Chapter, Ameri can Cancer Society COOK a COOK HARRY of Hollywood passed away Mon. Survived by his wife. son. Leo.

Hywd, daughter, Ruth. Puerto Rico. brother, Mose, Charlotte, N.C. Life member of True Craftsmans Lodge No. 651 N.Y..

Shriner, Birmingham Lodge B.P.O.E., Commander of N. Dade Hut No. Retreads. honorable member of Sojourners Adi. of VFW Post 3559, MB.

Mia Bch. American Legions Post 56. NM Barracks WWI No. 879. Abe Horrowitz Post 682 JWV, N.A,R.C.E.

NMB Chapter 948 and Commercial Telegraphers Union. Services Tues. 2 P.M. LEVITT MEMORIAL CHAPEL 13385 W. Dixie Hwy.

N. Mia. 891-6444 Interment Vista Memorial Gardens. lieu of flowers family: requests dona. tions to Miami Heart Institute or the Cancer Fund RENT A CAR 0000 RENTAL CARS From $4500 Per MILES NO Week CHARGE be SUPERBOWL in time for Christmas DOLPHIN Autographed FOOTBALL ONLY ONLY AT DADE COUNTY DEALERS Come in and pick up your football, look at the new cars, and then let's kick around a deal for a brand new 1975...

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from $12900 With This Ad Only AVAILABLE AT ALL JEFFERSON STORES YOU AMERICARS Ask About Our Convenient Credit Plans master charge AA-01 Death Notices DALLAS SALLY BURKETT 60, of 3251. NW 171 St. Native of Ga. passed away Sat. A housewife.

Survived by husband, Al bert sons. Donald P. David Albert Robert Steven, daughters. Shirley Wyatt, Linda Reese. borah Graber, brothers, George BurkAuburn Burkett, James Burkett.

sister, Betty Coachman and 15 grandchildren. Repose P.M. Tues. So vices Wed. 10 A.M.

LITHGOW CAROL CITY CHAPEL. Private interment DARLOW MRS. ANNIE 102. of 1677 SW 20 St. passed away Sun, She came to Miami 53 years ago from Winthrop Beh.

-Mass. Survivors include 2 sons. Arr thurs and George 3 Mrs. Lillian M. Johnson.

Mrs. Edna May Dean all of Miami and Mrs. Ida Dance, Jacksonville, 10 grandchildren, 21 great and a a 1 great the grandchildren Friends may call at LITHGOW CORAL WAY CHAPEL 7-9 P.M. Tues. Services 2 P.M.

Wed. at the funeral home with interment 10 follow in Flagler Memorial Park. FLINN ESTHER B. 78, passed away Dec. 15, A Miami area resident since 1943.

Survived by daughters, Katherine Woomer, Hialeah, Dorothy Bell, Columbia, S.C.. step Garnet Rice, Parkersburg, W. grandchildren, 14 grandchildren. In repose after 6 P.M. Wed.

and at sera time P.M. Thurs. VAN OR DEL GRATIGNY RD CHAPEL 470 NW 119 St. Burial Private GREEN DOROTHY 74, of Miami passed away Dec. 15.

A resident since 1945 former: ly of Brooklyn, N.Y. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Levin of Hialeah, son. Chief Master Sat. Herbert Las stationed in Turkey, grandchildren, Steven and Judith Lip.

kowitz. 2 sisters, Mrs. Cecilia Widder and Mrs. Anna Bardo both of N.Y. Funeral services will be held Wed.

Dec. 18. 11 A.M. "THE RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19 Ave. followed by inter.

ment Lakeside Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers family suggests donations be made to the American Heart tute GREENSTEIN GREENSTEIN ROSE 80, of NM8 passed away Mon. Came here 38, years ago from Tenn. Survived by husband, Jacobi sons. Samuel and Bernard both of Miami, 5.

grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tues. 11 A.M. at "THE RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19 Ave. N.MB with Interment in Mt.

Nebo Cemetery HANNAN HANNAN FLORENCE M. 74, of 1000 E. 2 Ave. Hidican sued away Dec. 16.

A resident of Miami for 44 years coming from Chicago, 111. She was a real fate broker. Survived by her husband, Paul of Miami and son. Mr. Dick Klein, Hisleah.

Funeral services were privately held at the CARL F. SLADE HIALE H-MIAMI SPRINGS CH Interment will be private. Family quests in lieu of flowers please make 10 the American Cancer So ciety HEADLEY ROBERT. W. 15 62, years of ago Miami.

from He N.J. came A memos. cf the Miami Federation of Musicians Local No. 655, American Federation of Musicians, Philadelphia 77 and Local 661-708 of Atlantic City N.J. Mr.

Headley was associated with Alex Bartha and the Steel Pier Orchestra, Atlantic City. In addition to various well known bands in the Miami, Philadelphia and Atlantic City areas. Survived by his wife, Mary son, Alan Robert Headley, daughter-in-law, Bonnie Headley and grandson. Robert Charles Headley, In repose 5-9 P.M. Tues.

and at service time 1:30 P.M. Wed. VAN ORSDEL NORTH MIAMI CHAPEL 14590 W. Dixie Hwy. Burial Southern Memorial Park HENDRICKSON OLIVER O.

65. of 3939 SW 6 St. passed away Mon. He came here 23 years ago from Panama and was retired superintendent with Sam L. Hamilton Inc.

Survived by his wife, Edith Margaret. 1 son, James of Astor, daughter, Mrs. Edith Athanasiadis, Panama, 1 grandchild, 2 sisters, Mrs. Sigrid Noton and Mrs. Martha Reddish P.M.

both of Miami. Ser. vices Wed. 2 PHILBRICK SON CORAL GABLES FUNERAL HOME 837 Ponce De Leon Blvd. Friends may call Tues.

7-9 P.M.: KENNETH W. 65. of 3550 Washington expired Sun. Survived by wife, Ella, Hywd, sons, Miami and James B. of Brunswick, Ohio, daughters.

Mrs. Joanne Holtzman of Hywd. and Mrs. Lois Ferguson of Ravenna, Ohio, brothers. Emmerson, Bruce, Donald, Gordon and Alvan all of Detroit, 10 grandchildren.

Repose 2-4, 7-9 P.M. Tues. Prayer service 10 A.M. Wed. at the funeral home.

Interment Hywd. Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by PANCIERA MEMORIAL HOME LLEWELLYN COL. JOHN GLYNN 84, of 1523 Dewey St. Hywd.

passed away Sun. Had been a resident here for 16 years coming from Hywd, Calif, Survived by his wite, Barbara. Veteran of ww1 and He was a member of. numerous Military and Fraternal Organizations. Elks Service 7:30 P.M.

Wed. WADLINGTON BROWN AND COOPER CHAPEL. Masonic Service 8 P.M. Wed. and VFW Services 8:30 P.M.

Wed. Interment will be in Arlington Nat'l Cemetery. Arrangements by WADLINGTON BROWN AND COOPER LLOYD MRS. L. CATHERINE 83, of 10125 SW 60 Ave.

died Dec. 16. She had been a resident since 1924 coming from Indianapolis. She was the widow of the late Spencer E. Lloyd.

She was a long time member of the Riverside Baptist Church and former secretary of the T.E.L. Class. She is survived by son, Spencer R. Lloyd, 3 grandchildren, Spencer Robert and Thomas all of Miami, sister, Mrs. Grace Willman of Cape Coral, Fla.

and brother, Arthur Miles, Greenwood, Ind. Funeral services will be 10 A.M. Wed. at the STANFILL KENDALL CHAPEL with interment in Indianapolis. Friends may call from 5-9 P.M.

Tues. MeCUMBER MRS. WILHELMINA M. of 1421 -NW 25 Ave, Miami, Fla. passed away at Victoria Hospital Fri.

Dec. 13, 1974. She was born in Kahukii, Hawaii on Aug. 9, 1902. Her parents were the late Joseph Moncebeau and Emily Furtado Reese, one of her late brothers was cited for heroism by saving a number of people in a terrible flood in Hawaii.

Her brother was the late Manuel Kahukil Rodrigues. She was very active in politics and a director for many years of Hawaii's colorful parades while a resident there. She and her late husband Mr. William D. McCumber Sr.

owned and operated the Kapahulu Riding Academy in nolulu prior to moving to Miami. She was the beloved mother of William D. Jr. of Hawaii, Hercules R. of Miami, Kenneth Broward County Fire Control Commissioner, George E.

of Hawaii and Rodney L. of Memphis, 4 daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Oliveros, Savannah, Blanche Tracy, Miami and Naples, Mrs. Joyce Stone of Miami and Mrs. Myrna Okahara, Homestead, surviving also are 3 brothers, Vincent Rodrigues of Maui, Hawaii and Joseph and John Rodrigues of Honolulu, Hawaii, 2 sisters, Mrs.

Mary Pablim of Wahiawa, Hawail and Adelaide Stagbar, Honolulu, Hawaii, 39 grandchildren, 24 great. grandchildren, many nieces and nephews. One of her grandaughters is Sister Phyllis Tracy, S.S.J. of Wallingford, Pa. Repose after 2 P.M.

Tues. Dec. 17, Rosary 7:30 Tues. TRACY VAN ORSDEL MORTUARY 2046 W. Flagler St.

Requiem Hig Mass 10 A.M. Wed. Dec. 18 al St. Michaels Catholic Church, Burial Woodlawn Park Cemetery.

NORMAN. ROBERT J. of 1540 NW 116 St. passed away Dec. 16.

A Veteran of WW1 and wwlt, member of Plumbers Local Union 519. A resident of Miami since 1942. Survived by 2 sons, Robert W. Norman. Statesboro, Ga.

and Richard Plantation, daughter, Miss Bettie Norman of Miami, 8 grandchildren. 7 great-grandchildren, 1 ter, Rachel Hartman, Calif. In repose 6-9 P.M. Tues. at.

VAN ORSDEL GRATIGNY RD MORTUARY 770 NW 119 St. Mass 9 A.M. Wed. St. James Catholic Church.

Burial Dade Memorial Park PHILLIPS LAURA former resident of Miami passed away in East Point, Ga. Graveside services under direction of BESS COMBS SON MIAMI SHORES CHAPEL in the Miami City Cemetery 10 A.M. on Wed, AA-01 Death Notices RAYWOOD HENRY (Harry) 88, of 2341 NW 34 St. He came here in 1920 from Toledo, Ohio. In 1908 he made the World Cruise with Teddy Roosevelt's Great White Fleet.

A charter member of Miami Motion Picture Protectionists Local 316. Survived by his wife, Burna, daughter, Mrs. J.R. (Ann) Miami, grandsons: J.R. Bensen dr.

US Navy. and Michael Louis Bensen of Tex. Repose P.M. Wed. VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES CHAPEL 4600 SW.

St. Private Sere vices RUDD MADELINE K. 81, of 17505 N. Bay Rd. MB passed away Mon.

She was 29 vear resident of this area coming from Schenectady, N. Y. and the be loved mother of Mrs. Paul (Ethel) Allen of MB. Mrs.

Rudd will lie in pose today (Tues.) from 7-9 P.M. the WALSH WOOD FUNERAL HOME of MIAMI BEACH. Requiem Mass 9:30 A.M. Wed. St.

Mary dalen Catholic Church followed by interment in Southern Memorial Park Cemetery RUOCCO JUSTIN P. 47, of N. Miami passed away Sun. A local resident for 1 year coming from Conn. Pres.

of Condo Marketing Assn. Survived by wife, Adrienne, son. David, daughter, Lisa and brother, Harry of Plantation. vices Tues. 12:30 P.M.

at "THE RIV. ERSIDE 16480 NE 19 Ave. with In terment: In Mt. Nebo Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family suggests dona.

tions be made to the American Heart Assn. SCHOOR SCHOOR HARRY 74. of NMB passed away Dec. 15. A resident here for 7 years coming from N.Y.

Survived by his wife, Minnie, 3 daughters and 1: son. sisters, grandchildren and great. grandchildren, Services held Tues. P.M. RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19 Ave.

followed by Inter. ment in Lakeside Memorial Park SERKIN SERKIN Florida Real Commission, and an organizer of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers. Mr. Wilson was a -founder and past president of the Miami Club and was a member of the Rotary Club of Miami for 42 years. He is survived by his wife, Nell of Black Mountain, N.C.; a son, J.1.

Wilson of Miami; and two daughters, Mrs. Stanley Dodson of Glenwood Springs, and Mrs. Wilson Upchurch of St. Augustine. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that donations be made to the Historical Association of South Florida.

Mrs. Chapman, here 64 years Services for Elma A Ayers Chapman, 94, 519 NW 10th Ave, will be in her native Wilmington, Del. A resident of Miami since 1910, Mrs. Chapman died Sunday. She was a member of the Coral Gables American Legion Auxiliary, the auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans, the American Association of Retired Persons, the Florida Extension Homemakers Club, and the Hearing and Speech Center of- Miami.

She is survived by her husband, Alfred of Miami; a daughter, Anna Johnson; and a son, John Ayers, both of Wilmington, Del. Jefferson BESSIE 85. of 151 NE 52 St. Miami pasted away Mon. She had made her home in Miami for the past 49 years coming from Nashville.

Mrs. Serkin and her late husband Ben were among the founders of Temple Zion. She is survived by 5 sons. Sol. Nashville, Manuel, Bernard.

I.D. and Reuben all of Miami, 15 grandchildren, great -grandchildren. Services will be held Tues. 3 P.M. GORDON FUNERAL HOME with interment in Mt.

Sinai Cemetery, In lieu of flowers donations in memory may be made to the Miami Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged. Shiva will be observed at the home of Me Mrs. Bernard Serkin, 100 Edgewater Dr. Apt 303 C. Gables, Fla.

SUBIRES SUBIRES CECILIA 86, of 665 NE passed away Dec. 16, 1974. Mass Tues. 11 A.M. at St.

thedral. Interment in Our Mercy Cemetery. BESS-COMBS MIAMI SHORES EL WEBSTER WEBSTER 83 Terr. Requiem Marys Ca: Lady of Arrangements by CHAP. ROBERT 82, passed away Dec.

15. He had resided in Dade County since 1960 coming from Upper Darby, Pa. Was a member of the American Legion Post No. 214 in Upper Darby. He sur vived by his wife.

Marion. Funeral services and interment will be in Philadelphia, Pa. Family requests. contributions to the American Cancer Assn, STANFILL FUNERAL HOMES 10545 5. Dixie Hwy.

667-2518 4600 SW 8 St. WILSON WERT HORACE N. 78, of 2317 SW 60 Ct He came 10 Miami 11 years ago from Cincinnati, Ohio and was 50 year member of Good Faith Lodge No. 95 Erlanger, Ky. and Covington.

Ky. Scottish Rite Bodies. Survived by: his wife. Lottie. 3 daughters Mrs.

John Bratton, L.A.. Mrs. H.E. Brevard, Houston, Mrs. Wesley Barber of Miami, 6 sons, Thomas, Waihi.

New Zealand, Robert of Miami, Paul, Cor. pus Christi, James of Lansing, Albert of Cincinnati, William Terre Haute, brother, James, Ft. Mitchell, 2 sisters, Mrs. Jennie Geiger, Miami, Mrs. Thomas Waltz, L.A., 30 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren.

Repose 7-9 P.M. Tues. until Services 3:30 P.M. Wed. VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES CHAPEL KIRK EARL 80, a native of Fla.

and Dade County resident for over 75 years passed away Sat. Dec. 14. He was a prominent business and civic leader, had served in the Fla. Legislature and was a Veteran of WW1.

by his wife, Nell G. of Black Mountain. a son, J.I. Wilson, Miami, 2 daughters, Mrs. Stanley Dodson, Glenwood Springs.

Colo. Mrs. Wilson Upchurch, St. Augustine, 8 grandchildren and greatgrandchild. Private services Wed.

PHILBRICK SON CORAL GABLES FUNERAL HOME. Interment Woodlawn Park Cemetery. There will be no scheduled repose. In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorial contributions to the Historical Asso. of S.

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