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er "TTT-yrrrrTTJ'TTTTrr St. Petersburg Times, Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1971 Ruling Delayed NEXT: CONSUMER LAWS Gives Advice On Wills OBITUARIES C. E. Prevatt Funeral Home, Pinellas Park.

McCOLLUM, EUGENE 83, 8971 Briarwood Drive, Seminole, retired manager of Efird's Department Store, Florence, S.C., Monday (Jan. ,11, 1971). Indian; Rocks Chap-el, Feaster Memorial Homes. NIBLACK, MRS.UYDIA, 719 Union St. St.

Petersburg, Saturday (Jan. 9, 1971) In St. Augustine. Leo C. Chase Son Funeral Home, St, NA, 82, 8034 33rd Ave.

St Petersburg, Monday (Jan. 11, 1971). R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. STRAWN, THOMAS 94, 1911 18th Ave.

St. Peters-burg, retired civil engineer for a utility construction company, Tuesday (Jan. 12, 1971). John S. Rhodes East Chapel.

THOMPSON, MRS. IRENE 63, 6825 Central St. Petersburg, retired registered nurse, Tuesday (Jan. 12, 1971). Downs-Ford Funeral Home.

your name." "My husband and ,1 now own all of our property in our joint names. We have been advised we both should also have wills. Why?" "IT TOOK a lifetime for you to accumulate what little you have so why not spend a few minutes to distribute lt the way you want it distributed," Mrs. Evelyn F. Kuttler said.

In addition, a will serves to designate an executor, trustees or guardians, special funeral instructions, distribution of sentimental items and poses, no," Pedgrift said. The state does receive some 'estate tax' but lt does not cost the estate any additional money" because of the federal tax credit. "My husband and I own our house jointly. Can I will my one-half of the house to my son by a prior marriage?" "Generally, no," R. Clark Robinson replied.

About the only way your desire could be effected would be on the contingency that you survived your husband, thereby having title vested solely ln COBB, JOHN HENRY 555 11th St. St, Petersburg, former employe of City of St. Petersburg Beach, Tuesday (Jan. 12, 1971). Creal Funeral Home.

COLE, MRS. CATHERINE 78, 8855 53rd Way Pinellas Park, a 50-year resident, Monday (Jan. 11, 1971). The Palms Memorial. CURE, MRS.

ANNA! 99, formerly of St. Petersburg, Sunday (Jan. 3, 1971) in Paradise, Calif. HINDS, HARRY 59, 2313 Quincy St. St.

Petersburg, retired food service operator for Greyhound Bus Company, Monday (Jan. 11, 1971). Feast-er-Bashaw Memorial Home, Colonial Chapel. KUNTZ, MRS. EVA, 3180 Sunset Drive St.

Peters-burg, Monday (Jan. 11, 1971). Wilhelm Thurston Funeral Home. LAVENBERG, HAROLD 67, 1905 47th St. St.

Petersburg, retired waiter, Tuesday (Jan. 12, 1971). Wilhelm-Thurston West Central Chapel. LEEZER, FRANK MARION, 77, 4155 72nd Way St. Petersburg, retired builder, Tuesday (Jan.

12, 1971). Grand Jury Shuns Probe Request PAWLICKI, ANTnONY 82, 13311 Second St. Madeira Beach, retired chief pipe fitter, Monday (Jan. 11, 1 Q71 Pavnaivl TrmmnaAM Seminole Beach Memorial Fu- neral Home. rOGSON, HERBERT, 81, 738 53rd St.

Petersburg, retired tool and die maker for General Electric, Monday (Jan. 11, 1971). Sun-coast Funeral Chapels Inc. RUSSELL, PHILIP, 86, 5321 43rd Ave. St.

Petersburg, retired machinist for Continental Motors Muskegon, Monday (Jan. 11, 1971). Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home. SCIIOTZ, MRS. ANTONI- Funeral Notices Forum By ROBERT FRASER 01 The Times Stall More than 900 seekers of free legal advice attended a one-hour forum Tuesday night as 28 questions about wills were answered by a panel of four St.

Petersburg lawyers. Seats became scarce ln the Christ United Methodist Church so about 25 persons stood ln the vestibule listening to "You Can't Take It With You So What Happens To It?" The topic was the first of the 1971 Legal Forums, sponsored by the St. Petersburg Bar Association and The St. Petersburg Times. QUESTIONS WERE submitted to the panel before the meeting but none was accepted from the floor because of the legal profession's ethical restrictions, explained James P.

Bennett, moderator. Some of the questions and answers follow. "My wife and I have been separated and I do not want her to have my estate. Is it possible for a husband to disinherit his wife under Florida law?" "In general, no," answered Louie N. Adcock Jr.

"A divorce would serve to 'disinherit the wife, but if a husband attempted by will to 'disinherit' a wife from whom he was merely separated, the widow could disregard the will and elect to take dower, which is one-third of the husband's estate i "Should I make a new will or is the will I made In New Jersey still good?" "Make a new will," Robert J. Pedgrift advised, "because no will may be admitted to probate unless it is proven by at least one of the attesting. witnesses," which "would require the appointment of a commissioner in New Jersey who could take the witness' deposition," which, "would be more costly than executing a new Florida will." "What happens to my property after I die if I don't make a will?" "IF YOU die without "a will, your estate goes to your next of kin as. defined by the Florida statutes," Adcock answered. i "Does Florida levy an inheritance or estate tax upon the estate of a Florida resident?" VTo all intents and pur- A Few Tickets Left For Rest-on Lecture A few free tickets to the James Reston lecture in Bay-front Center Auditorium at 8 p.m.

Jan. 20 still are available in the Administration Building at Florida Presbyterian College. No St. Petersburg Times bureau has had tickets since Monday. Reston, winner of two Pulitzer prizes and vice president of the New York Times, will discuss the Washington scene in the new year as part of the college's Free Institutions Forum.

If any seats remain in the auditorium after 7:50 p.m., persons without tickets will be admitted. Madeira To Have RunOtf Election To Pick Mayor John F. Nielsen and Audrey R. Dice will face each other In a runoff election Jan. 26 for mayor In Madeira Beach.

Neilsen with 392 votes Miss Dice with 482 votes were the two high vote-getters In Tuesday's special election. Dr. Peter Marlnelll came in third with 286 votes. Miss Dice was 98 votes short of the clear majority reeded to win the three-candidate race. dren.

The femjly requests that donations be mode to the Heart Fund. SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL THOMPSON Lenora M. Thompson. widow of James R. Thompson, passed away Monday, Jan.

11. She resided at 443 2nd Ave. coming hera twenty-seven years ago from New Castle, Pa. Survived by several nieces and nephews Including, Mrs. Lollta C.

Rourke, Detroit, Mich. Member First United Methodist Church, St. Petersburg Aux-lllery International, Shrine Club Past Matron Chapter No. 333 O.E.S., New Castle, and organized Rainbow Girls In Pa. Friends mey call at Rhodes East Chapel, 635 4th St.

Wednesday, Jan. 13. Funeral services and Interment In New Castle, Pa. TUCKER Friends may call today from noon until 10 p.m. to view the remains of Roy Gene Tucker who died Jan.

9. A resident of Dade City, Mr. Tuck-er, 22, was a fruit picker. His remains will be flown to Walterboro, S.C. on Thursday morning where services and Interment will take place on Sunday.

Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alslee Tucker; four sisters, Mrs. Ruby Adams, Mrs. Carrie Kennedy, Miss Clara Tucker end Mrs.

Inez Byrd; six brothers, Hezeklah, Alslee J. Leon, St. Clair and Jackie; five aunts and one uncle. MCRAE SER- VOOEL Funeral services for Paul Vogel, 137 104th Treasure Island have been changed to Thursdav ln BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 301 Corey St. Petersburg Beach with Dr.

George P. Kehl officiating. BAYNARD-THOMPSON BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL 360-5577. WALLWORTH Robert, 84, of 5261 15th Ave. N.

Passed Away Monday January II, 1971. Born In England, Mr. Wall-worth came to St. Petersburg In 1956 from Trenton N.J. Ha was a retired Supervisor for the Penn Central Railroad.

Mr. Wallworth was member of the First Baptist Church, St. Petersburg, he was also a member of A.A.R.P., Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Velley of Trenton, N.J., Crescent Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S. and Fraternal Lodge 139 F8.AM, Trenton, N.J. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Alma Wallworth, St. Petersburg; 2 sisters, Mrs. Nellie Boother-stone, and Mrs. Ethel Hlgglns, both of Bradenton; 1 grand-daughter; 2 greatgrandchildren; a step-son, Derwood Robson, Trenton, N.J. and 3 stepdaughters, Mrs.

Alma Theodore, Van Werte, N.Y., Mrs. Marorle Ann Adams, Alexandria, and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McRae, Orlando, Florida. Friends may call from 10AM-12noon and 3-8PM Wednesday at Wilhelm Thurston-West Central Chapel 6366 Central Ave.1 where Funeral Services will be conducted 2PM Thursday with Dr. Earl B.

Edlngton, Officiating. St. Pe- tersburg Lodge 139 will conduct Masonic Rites at the Graveside In Royal Palm Cemetery. Mesons are requested to meet at the Temple at 1:30 P.M.Thursday. WILLIAMS Benlamln G.

Williams, 79, husband of Mary Jane Williams, passed away Monday, Jan. 11. He resided at 5910 Mangrove Street coming here 30 years ago from McKeesport, Pa. Also survived by two sons, Granville, St. Petersburg, Roy, McKeesport; two daughters, Mrs.

Lllwen Stanyard, St. Petersburg, Mrs. May Lloyd, Cypress, two sisters, Mrs. Maggie Thomas, Mrs. Credwln Roberts, both of McKeesport; twelve grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren.

Friends may call at Rhodes East Chapel, 635 Fourth St. N. whera services will be conducted by the Rev. Howard D. Thompson, Thursday afternoon, Jan.

14, at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be In Memorial Park Cemetery. 11-B to "alleviate heartache bickering among surviving heirs." Consumer law will be the topic of the second panel discussion at 7 p.m. next Tires? day in the Christ United Meth odist Church. Jewelry, Old Gold, Silver, Antique! HIGHEST CASH PAID -Sine 1 937 '1 OUR OWN FREE PARKING LOT SIIVERBER6 i 101 2nd Ave.

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Robert FOR INFORMATION CALL (iLHELM I CsMHURSTOil cfunetaJomsJnc 145 8th St. No. A 6366 Central Ave. A. OLIVER McEACHERN Chtlrman ol th.

Board nd Pi.liQd'nt Minimumsicooo MWmumsio.ooo Minimum 115.000 4 a i I 'WMF xw ik 11 i.i. 1111 1 11 m.j On Ashley Move For Mistrial DADE CITY Judge Rich-ard Kelly reserved a ruling Tuesday on a motion by defense attorney Lester Bales Jr.f for a mistrial ln the first degree murder trial of Henry Thomas Ashley. Ashley, who was convicted ln December of the fatal shooting of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dorn and Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Is now being tried on a charge of fatally shooting Rclhard R. LaPlante, 19, on the night of Oct. 3, 1970 near New Port Richey. Bales contended after a day of testimony by 12 state witnesses that the state had prejudiced Ashley by presenting evidence of a prior Conviction for murder.

"We are having a re-trial of the Dorn and Vaiana cases," Bales argued. Arguments on Bales' motion will be heard by Kelly when the trial resumes at 8:45 a.m. today. Man Killed, Driver Shot In Tampa Melee TAMPA A taxi driver was shot and there were reports of window smashing in a Negro district after a po liceman shot and killed one of two men who allegedly beat him Tuesday night, police said. State Atty.

Joe Spicola said plainclothes officer Joe Sainz was staked out with a robbery detail when the beating occurred. One of the men stole Sainz's wallet, and the officer pulled his pistol and shot Ray Collins in the head, killing him Instantly, Spicola said. A short time later, 25-year-old cab driver Dan Weimelt was shot twice in the back near where Collins was killed Spicola said. Births ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Blocker, 1109 16th Ave. a boy, 4 pounds 11 ounces, 6:30 a.m., Jan. 12. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard T. Earle, 220 Estado Way NE, a girl, 7 pounds, 6 ounces, 1:30 p.m., Jan. 12. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward F. Bush, 3442 16th Ave. S. a boy, 7 pounds, 11 ounces, 3:04 p.m., Jan.

12. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Metz, 4919 21st St.

N. a girl, 7 pounds, 4:25 p.m., Jan. 12. BAYFRONT MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil It. Holland, 3348 65th Ave. a girl, 7 pounds, itt ounces, 5:18 p.m., Jan. 11. Mr.

and Mrs. Don Eichel-berger, 563 59th Lane a boy, 8 pounds, 13 ounces, 6:21 a.m., Jan. 12. Mr. and Mrs.

David M. Strimer, 1226 76th St. a girl, 7 pounds, 10 ounces, 8:20 a.m., Jan. 12. Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Horvath 4943 First Ave. a girl, 7 pounds, 9 ounces, 9:12 a.m., Jan. 12. Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall Grant, 207 Seffner Lake Road, Sellner, a boy, 6 pounds, 12 ounces, 9:37 a.m., Jan. 12. Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Roberts, 8123 127th St. Seminole, a girl, 8 pounds, ounce, 10:10 a.m., Jan. 12. Mr. and Mrs.

BonaldM. Blackshire, 4515 18th Ave. a boy, 6 pounds, 10 ounces, 1:04 p.m., Jan. 12. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Davis, 3067 17th Ave. a boy, 11 pounds, 5 ounces, 6:22 p.m., Jan. 12. OUT OF TOWN Lt.

and Mrs. Edward McGuire, Champaign, 111., formerly of St. Petersburg, a boy, 6 pounds, 1 ounce, 7:30 a.m., Jan. 11. 50 tax tag year-old St.

Petersburg woman; Tony A. Abies, 15, first degree murder charge, in the shooting of Thornton Groce, 68; and Freddie Lee Perkins, 37, first-degree murder charge in the Christmas Day shooting death of James Williams of St. Petersburg. Bike Rider, Struck By Car, Is Critical A 74-year-old Gulfport man, Charles E. Drick, 2713 49th St.

was listed in critical condition with head injuries Tuesday night at Palms of Pasadena Hospital after being struck by a car as he was riding a bicycle on 49th Street S. Police said Drick was pedaling north from 26th Avenue when his bike veered into the path of a northbound auto driven by Joseph H. Rosinksy, 61, of 535 37th Ave. N. Drick was thrown 24 feet by the auto, which received $200 damage.

No charges were filed. WESTERN WEAR V5i Headquarters tp WrongUre lee Rldere Hoi Ihirta laddie Pante Tlee Baits teats Ihees Headquarteri lor Outdoor Clothes CIRCLE iiAfll 7108 66th St. N. f. -0302 the Times at '''ftloseAeoMlielllaW tmtofflwi) Nerve Wpt Deafness Write, phone or visit ui today for your FREE copy.

No obligation. ACT TODAY DON'T DELAY "(SfcS 1 1 PHONE 391-9907 POGSON, MR. HERBERT SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL announces that funeral services for Mr. Herbert Pogson, 81, 738 53rd Ter. will be conducted Thurs.

afternoon (Jan. 14) at 2 o'clock at the chapel, 1220 Fourth St. N. Rev. Earle Rabb, pastor of Riviera United Methodist Church will officiate.

Interment will follow In Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call to pay their re spects today from 3-5 and 7-9 P.m. Mr. Pogson Is survived by his wife of 16 years, Mrs. Hilda M.

Pogson, St. Petersburg, a son, Arthur W. of Sau gus. Mass; three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Davis, Alton, N.H.; Mrs.

H. Bertha Tarbox of Mlllbury. Mass. and miss Beatrice c. Pogson.

St. Petersburg; four grandchildren. SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL RILEY John 57, 4322 17th Ave. St. Petersburg, passed away Monday (Jan.

11), Requiem Mass wilt be cele- brated Friday, Jan. 15 at 10 a.m. at the Holy Name Catholic Church by the Rev, Frank P. Goodman, pastor. Friends may call at the Colonial Chapel of Feaster-Bashaw Memorial Home, Thurs.

Jan. 14 from 2 to 9 p.m. where there will be a recitation of the Rosary Thurs. evening 7:30 p.m. Interment will take place In Memorial Park Cemetery.

Feaster-Bashaw Memorial Home Colonial Chapel 1099 49th St. Gulfport, Fia. 347-4151 RISSLINO Elmer F. 13778 Trinidad, Largo, died Monday (Jan. II).

Born In Chicago, hera five years from there. Retired fleet superintendent for the Midwest division for Cities Service Oil Co. Member of Logon's Square Loage B9i Chicago, survived by his wife Ruby Laroo; two sons. Col. Raymond E.

Rlssllng of Okinawa and Donald L. Rlssllng of Holden, five grandchildren; one brother, Raymond L. Rlssllng of Ottawa, III. Funeral service will be held today at 2 p.m. at the Bouchard Funerel Chapel conducted by the Rev.

David G. Hortln, pastor of St. Paul United Methodist Church, Largo. Interment will follow at Serenity Gardens Memorial Park where Masonic graveside services will be con ducted by star Lodge 78 Largo. Bouchard Funeral Chapel In charge of arrangements.

SCHOTZ Mrs. Antontoa. 82, of 8034 33rd Ave N. Passed Away Monday January 11, 1971. Born In Krystynopol, Poland, she moved to St.

Petersburg 10 years ago from Galesburg, ill. She was a member of Temole Beth El and Is survived by her grandson, Robert Lengh, Davenport, Iowa. Funeral Ser vices will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. today at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home 49th St.

at 35th Ave. N. with Rabbi David J. Sussklnd, Officiating. Interment Services will follow at Royal Palm Cemetery.

i STRAWN Thomas Corwln Strewn, 94, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 12. He resided at 1911 18th Ave. coming here 30 years ago from Salem, Ohio. by several nieces and one nephew Including Mrs.

C. A. Herbert, Houston, Texes. Friends may call at Rhodes East Chapel, 635 4th St. Services will be conducted at the grave In Memorial Park Cemetery by tha Rev.

Harold Hyde, Thursday afternoon. Jan, 14, at 1:00 o'clock. SYKES, MRS. JENNIE SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL announces that funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Sykes will be conducted Thursday morning (Jan.

14) at 10:30 o'clock at tha chapel, 1220 Fourth St. N. Tha Rev. Welter W. Cawthorne, Episcopal Hospital Chaplain of St.

Petersburg, will officiate. Interment will follow In Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends mey call to pay their re spects today 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Sykes Is survived by her husband George Sykes, St.

Petersburg; son, Georoe Sykes, Hartland, a daughter, Mrs. Stanley (Alice) Obar- ski, Puerto Rico and seven aranoemi I Times Bureau CLEARWATER The Pinellas Grand Jury recessed late Tuesday without acting on a Tarpon Springs City Commission request for an investigation of the city's police department and all phases of city government. State Atty. James T. Russell said the 17-member secret panel acted on his recommen- dation that it not go into the Tarpon Springs matter "at this time." "I'M GOING to write them (Tarpon Springs officials) and ask for specifics," Russell said.

"If they've got something going up there that needs investigation, we'll go Into it. Right now we don't have anything to present to the grand jury." The, state attorney said he wrote City Atty. Stanley J. Smitzes about the commission's request and received a four-line letter in reply. "It just doesn't tell me anything," Russell said.

Wrapping up a two-day session, the 11 women and six men jurors returned indictments against five St. Petersburg residents. A sixth indictment was not made public because persons involved are not in custody. INDICTED were Ellis Dixon, 38, on a charge of rape of a 24-year-old St. Petersburg woman; Hughes Bynum 25, first-degree murder charge in the shooting death of 81-year-old Ronald B.

Smith; Bernard Voltz, 31, on a charge of rape of a 63- 13-Year-OId Contends That She Was Raped A 13-year-old girl told police that she had been raped after she was found by patrolmen responding to a woman's call Tuesday night in the area between Central and Ninth Avenues and 16th and 34th Streets N. The' woman returned home and found youths partying in a two-story house, but they fled as she arrived about 9:15 p.m. The girl, described by police as inebriated was found nearby and taken to Bayfront Medical Center for examination to determine whether or not she had been raped. Sign of BUSINESS IN A 5 514 5a 6 need You'll find It do business to that our savings sound AROUND WITH HIGH PAYMENTS! yThe KADETT fPT I Automatic Transmission Available I MINI PRICES! 1 BROWN Carolyn 71, of 4314 35th Ave. Passed Away Monday January 11, 1971.

Mrs. Brown was born in Virginia and movtd to St. Petersburg 22 years go from South Norfolk, Va. She Is iur-vlved by her Husband, George P. ol St.

Petersburg and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home, 3530 49th St. N. this evening from PM where Services will be conducted Thursday January 14, 11:00 a.m.

with the Rev. Howerd Carlstrom, Officiating. Inter' ment will follow In Woodlawn Memory Gardens. COLI Friends of Mrs. Catherine T.

Cole, 71, of 8853-53rd Way North, Pinellas Park, who passed away Monday, may call this afternoon and evening at The Palms Memorial where funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Thursday with Rev. Ben Franklin Spl-vev officiating. Interment will follow In Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs.

Cole was the widow of Walter H. Cole and came here In 1920 from her native Steuben-vllle, Ohio. She was a member of Childs Park United Methodist Church. Survivors Include two sons, Don H. of Pinellas Park; W.

Scott of St. Petersburg) three daughters, Mrs. Jean Boley of Pensacolai Mrs. Betty Sawyer of Arizona; Mrs. Corrlne Irvln of St.

Petersburg; 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. FISCHER Jerome 53, of 301 7th Ave. St. Petersburg Beech, Passed Away Sunday January 10, 1971. Born in Dayton, Ohio, he moved to St.

Petersburg 3 yeaTs ago from there. He was an Insurance Salesman, a Veteran of World War II, and member of the St. Petersburg Beach Yacht Mr. Fischer Is survived by his wife, Maro-rle; 2 sons, Steven and Kevin, both of St. Petersburg; brother.

Bud, Springfield, Ohio and His Mother, Mrs. Goldle Hlrschman, Huntington, W.Va. Funeral Services will be conducted at 11:30 A.M. Wednesday January 13, 1971 at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home, 49th St.

at 35th Ave. N. with Rabbi Morris B. Chapman, Officiating. Interment will be at a later data.

The Family Requests that ALL Memorials be In the form of Contributions to the Heart Fund. FULLERTON Mrs. Dorothy 59, of 1038 Keene Rd. Largo, Died Monday January 11, 1971. Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 AM Thursday January 14, at Feaster-Largo Chapel, Conducted by Rev.

Bruce A. Fehl, Pastor, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church of Largo. Interment will follow In Serenity Gardens Memorial Park. Friends may call Wednesdey from 2-9PM. FEASTED MEMORIAL HOMES 206 1st Ave.

S.W. Largo Phone 584-7681 JOHNSON Robert 5701 Haines Rd. M. Died January 7, 1971. Born In Columbus, Ohio, here I years from Detroit, Michigan.

He was a retired Mechanic from General Motors. Friends may call Wednesday Afternoon 2-4PM at the Simmons Funeral Home, 4th St. N. at 35th Ave. where Funeral Services will be Thursday Morning at 11:00 A.M.

Rev. Robert Barber, Officiating. Interment In Memorial Park. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS LEEZER Frank Marlon, 77, of 4155 72nd Way N. St.

Petersburg, Passed Away Tuesday January 12, 1971. A native of Indianapolis, Ind. came here 20 years ago from Columbus, Ohio. He was a retired Builder In the Construction Business, and was a member of the Church of the Nazarlne, Pinellas Park. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs.

Lovenla; 4 sons, Richard, Columbus, Ohio, Rev. Woodrow, St. Louis, William, St. Petersburg and Arthur, Orlando; 2 daughters, Mrs. Edith Shover, and Mrs.

Betty Jean Taylor, both of St. Petersburg; sister, Mrs. Ray Jones, St. Petersburg; IS grandchildren, 2 greatgrandchildren. Funeral Services will be conducted Friday January 15, 1971 at 10:30 a.m.

from the Chapel of the C. E. PREVATT FUNERAL HOME, 6100 Park Blvd. Pinellas Park with Rev. F.

E. Ockert, Interment will be In Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday and Thursday 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. NIBLACK Mrs. Lydla, 719 Union St.

Passed Away January 9, 1971 In St. Augustine, Fla. She was born In Lake City, Fie. and came to St. Petersburg more than 40 years ago.

She was a member of Moose Chapel A.M.E. Church. Funeral Services will be held Friday, January 15, 1971 at 3:00 P.M. at St. Paul A.M.E.

Church, St. Augustine, Fie. She is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Rosa M. Hicks, St.

Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Bonzolla Stroman and husband David, St. Augustine. 3 sons, Cnllli Nlblack and wife Jean and Grant Nlblack, St.

Petersburg, Fla. Johnny Nlblack and wife, Annie Mae, Neptune, N.J. One Sister, Mrs. Cleretta Kick-lighter end Husband Willie, 1 brother, Carlie Tunsll and wife Arrle Lee, Lake City, Fla. 11 Grandchildren, Including Mrs.

Annie Bell Cromotle and Husband Fred, St. Petersburg, Fla. and 4 greatgrandchildren. Leo C. Chase and Son Funeral Home In Charge.

PAWLICKI Anthony 82, of 13311 2nd St. Madeira Beach, Passed Away Monday January 11, 1971. A native of Germany, Mr. Pawllckl, a retired chief pipe fitter came here 14 years ago from Cherry Hill, N.J. Ha was Protestant.

SURVIVORS Wife, Mrs. Louise Pawllckl; 1 daughters, Mrs. Reglna Bllletter of Seminole, Mrs. Francis Thompson, Rlverton, N.J., Mrs. Dorothy Bortner of Maple Shade, N.J.

7 grandchildren, 1 VISITATION Friends may call this evening at tha Funeral Homo 7 to 9PM. SERVICES A Funeral Service will be conducted Thursday Morning at 11:00 o'clock from the Seminole Beech Memorial Funeral Home, 5100 Seminole Blvd. (Alt. 19) with Dr. John E.

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