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St. Petersburg Times, Friday, January 15, 1971 4 3 11 11 -B OBITUARIES From l-B Teachers St. Petersburg, retired comptroller, Central Illinois Public Service after 43 years of service, Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971). Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home.

Stamping Qui Waste -To The Tune Of $7,000 modal Home, Colonial Chapel. MARTIN, L. II. "TED," of 4075 Park Pinellas Park, retired employe of the Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971).

Osgood-Cloud Funeral Home. ter W. Cawthorne, canon of St. Peter's Cathedral, Wednesday (Jan. 13, 1971).

C. E. Prevatt Memorial Home, Tyrone Chapel. EVANS, EDGAR 75, of. 4332 Second Ave.

St. Pe-; tersburg, retired chief clerk, Reading Railroad, Wednesday Uffia Thompson, 05, Former Resident Uffia Thompson, 85, St. Petersburg resident from 1958 to 19C8, died Friday (Jan. 8, 1971) In Friendswood, Tex. A retired electrical sales engineer, Mr.

Thompson was born in Vevay, and lived most of his life in Indianap those that are not delivered. Deputy Assessor John Lusk said cards have carried six cents for years. The assumption was that this much postage was required to assure their return as first-class mail. The saving actually would be less than a penny a card, however, since returns on the five-cent postage cost five more cents while returns on six'cent postage are free. Haines office said 2,000 forms were returned as undeliverable, which would reduce the savings by $100 If a like number of receipts came back.

Times Bureau CLEARWATER Pinel-las taxpayers could have been saved more than by the flick of a knowledgeable finger in the office of Tax Assessor Mac S. Haines. If Haines' postage meter had been set at five cents Instead of six when more than 127,000 receipts for homestead exemption renewals were mailed, the savings could have been greater than $1,270. Five cents buys first-class'postage for the card-form receipts, which carry a statement guaranteeing return postage for he had not actually recommended that the board reject the raises -proposed but simply had informed the board about possible money problems this year. Southard explained that he was referring primarily to the cut in state allocations because of the property tax assessment level in Pinellas County.

5S Monthly Two Yion Quarterly Semiannually by Check or Credited and Compounded at You Desire Automatic Renewal Pass-Book Certificates Deposits Insured1 to $20,000 Member F.D.I.C St. Pete leach lMib teachers' raises could ruin chances for a one-day workshop on drug abuse for 74 teachers, library books for some schools, and field trips for senior high school students to vocational centerf, BLACK CONTENDED that Mrs. Manson's "prepared statement that she must have gotten from Dr. Southard" touched only on hot political issues in education to try to discredit the teachers and Williams. 5 At least $450,000 of the Williams proposed for raises originally was transferred from teacher salary accounts to the contingency fund, Black argued.

"And I don't know how the remaining $150,000 could do that," Black added, referring to financing of the program listed by Mrs. Manson. Black said Southard had promised 21 to remain neutral when the issue of teachers' salaries came up Wednesday as scheduled. But Southard said Thursday olis. In his youth, he was in: the teiepnone ousiness ana in stalled the first telephone In Miami Beach.

He was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include a son, Dr. Jack U. Thompson, Brazoria ICounty, a sister, Mrs. Oras Cutter, Aurora, jtwo brothers, Willis Thomp-: son, Aurora, and Raymond iThompson, Kalamazoo, jand two grandchildren.

The burial will be today in St. Petersburg. ANDERSON, THOMAS It, 68, of 999 Ninth St. Apart-' 'pent 1, St. Petersburg, (Jan.

13, 1971). E. Prevatt Memorial Home, Tyrone Chapel, BARRON. EDWARD POW. ERS, 92, winter visitor from Church, retired Fire Protection Survey Proposed (Jan.

13, 1971). Fred H. Ken- field Funeral Home FAWCETT, ROBERT 82, of 2421 Burlington Ave. St. Petersburg, retired employe of General Motors, Thursday (Jan.

1971). John S. Rhodes East Chapel, GREEN, MRS. FRANCES 75, of 10819 99th Place Seminole, Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971).

Baynard Thompson Seminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home, a GROOVER, KATIIERINE, 75, of 321 26th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired cosmetologist, Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971). Feaster Bashaw Memorial Home, Colonial Chapel.

HILL, DEXTER 32, of 2304 Sunset St. Peters- burer Beach- and Atlanta. salesman ior -urani jhuiiht Thursday' (Jan, 14, 1971). Anderson McQueen Funeral Home. JOHNSON, IRA '29, 1518 Fourth Ave.

St. Peters-, burg," pulpwood worker, Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971), of a lung ailment. Sanchez; Arch -u LYNCH, PHILLIP, 69, of 4317 10th Ave St. Petersburg, retired stationary engineer, Soft Water Laundry St.

Petersburg, Tuesday (Jan. 12, 1971). Feaster-Bashaw Me- Is Your PORCH DIRTY? Sheet metal worker, law clerk, Stanley Nylen Lawn RYTIIER; HOWARD 73, i day (Jan. 13, 1971). Wilhelm- Firm, Wednesday, of 7299 46th Ave.1 St.

Funerd'Hoine; (j-. 1971) as a resuit 0f tersburg, retired painter and; Dimi; an auto accident near. For carpenter, Wednesday (Jan. 301 J' 65' of -syth, Ga. Baynard-Thompson 13, 1971).

Bobbitt Funeral 2241 32nd Ave. St. Peters-; 3each Memorial aapel. burg, retired meat cutter, 1 Thursday (Jan; 14, mii phittp a 1 'V. -SARGENT, MRS.

EDITH 5 v. Jr toast Funeral Chapels Inc. ith't cr ppfwehnw and more boards, agencies and authorities. Commissioner Charles E. Rainey said the Legislature passed a law, In 1967 that authorizes communities to vote on "the question of contracting for fire protection with nearby departments.

He said Dock--erty was talking about setting up fire districts and making fire protection mandatory. exaitiMe Mavtci cAhhouncetnQhttL Barron, Mr. Edward P. Horvath, Mr. John Menz, Miss Olive Mae Owen, Mr.

Percy FOR INFORMATION CALL IlLHELITI en ms csijnuHbiuii 145 8th St. No. 6366 Central Av. Plwne V96-3141 '11 By MANFRED E. RICE Bureau CLEARWATER Calling reports, that an estimated Pinellas County residents lack fire protection "a disgrace," Commissioner William D.

Dockerty Thursday proposed a study to determine how service can be extended to the unprotected areas. Dockerty said the County Commission should accept its responsibility and take the initiative In assuring fire protection to all the citizens. He said his remarks were not prompted by a suggestion Wednesday night by State Sen. Henry Sayler, R-St. Petersburg, that a fire protection authority be established for the same purpose.

I Dockerty and Commissioner W. E. "Eddie" Taylor spoke against forming another agency, saying the commission already has the authority. Taylor added that he has the feel-, ing that the American people are tiring of the increasing bureaucratic trend of more lc1970 WEST Keep Your Porch CLEANER COOLER DRIER with WEATHER-GUARD VINYL PANELS "WITH THE MAGIC BUTTONS" by SUBURBAN ENCLOSURES For Your FREE Home Demonstration Call: Clearwater. St.

Petersburg 446-5019 Bradenton Sarasota 756-3598 Holiday-937-1069 it '1 1 vt ii 'A v. Funeral Notices Board Upholds Elimination Of 2 Bus Routes Pinellas Park parents marched apparently in vain this week to protest the loss of two school buses for Pinellas Central Elementary School. The Pinellas School Board Wednesday decided to stand by a decision of its transpor- tation department, which eliminated the routes Monday. Parents marched along the two-mile route Monday to protest the change, and about 25 of them appeared at Wednesday's meeting to ask the board to reconsider. Board members promised they would keep walkways in safe condition and clear wooded areas close to the road to protect the youngsters.

The board last summer decided not to transport students who live inside a two-mile radius of the school they attend. Bus Operators Age Requirement Lowered The Sir Petersburg Civil Service Commission Thurs-; day lowered the minimum age for bus drivers from 23 to 21. The action had' been' re-, quested by acting transit di-' rector Paul Yingst, who said he felt that some 21-year-olds "have the maturity of judgment and physical to be transit operators. Births BAYFRONT JIEDICAL Mr. and Mrs.

WUHe Hall, 11 nn Melrnso Ave. S. a elrl. 6 p0Unds, 12 ounces, 4:44 p.m., Jan. is, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Bonn, '4128 55th a boy, 10 pounds, 8 ounces 11:27. p.m.; Jan. 13. Mr.

and Mrs. George Tra- ber, 728-45th Ave. a girl, 7 pounds, 8 ounces, 10:15 a.m., Jan. 14. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Nordblom, 4200 69th Ave. Pinellas Park, a girl, 8 pounds, 1 ounce, 10:29 a.m., Jan. 14. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Edward. Kenny, 1101 42nd Ave. NE, a boy, 6 pounds, 1 ounce, 10:54 a.m., Jan. 14.

-Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knut-on, 2263 West Vina Del Mar St. Petersburg Beach, a boy, 8 pounds, 3 ounces, 11:27 a.m., Jan. 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Balog, 1001 59th Ave. a girl, 4 pounds, 7 ounces, 12:37 Jan. 14.

Mr. and' Mrs. Michael Kruse, 5208 28th Ave. Gulfport, a girl, 6 pounds, 7 ounces, 2:03 Jan. 14.

Mr. and Mrs John Stanton, 6684 27th Way a boy, 7 pounds, 8 ounces, 2:52 p.m., Jan. 14. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert A. Hill, 7485 16th St. a boy, 7 pounds, 6'2 ounces, 3:17 p.m., Jan. 14. Mr.

and Mrs. Steven Blakey, 864 17th Ave. a boy, 8 pounds, 1 ounces, 3:56 p.m., Jan. 14. ST.

ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Smith, 4342 43rd Ave. a boy, 8 pounds, 15 ounces, 9:14 a.m., Jan.

14. Mr. and Mrs. William Ry-chlick, 1751 Mississippi Ave. NE, a girl, 6 pounds, 8 ounces, 9:42 a.m., Jan.

14. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Shellito, 1553 76th Ave. a girl, 9 pounds, 11:08 a.m., Jan.

14. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pate, 6620 41st St. a girl, 7 pounds, 2:00 p.m., Jan.

14. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fort, 1874 56th St. a boy, 9 pounds, 11 ounces, 4:24 p.m., Jan.

14. Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell, 11480 Ridgewood Circle, Seminole, a girl, 6 pounds, 3 ounces, 8:35 p.m., Jan. 14.

MEASE HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Brock-man, 5511 Burlington Ave. St.

Petersburg, a boy, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, 3:53 p.m., Jan. 13. HUDSON VITAMINS AT THE SAME LOW DIRECT-BY-MAIL PRICES WARREN PHARMACY 1031 9th St. No. ST.

PETE 862-7747 COMMUNITY HEARING AID SERVICE Recommends: TRY BEFORE YOU BUY We do not sacrifice 'quality at our low prices. from 9450 i 433 CENTRAL Ph. 827.4232 WEST 1 VTMl i MEREDITH, MRS. SUSAN 85, of 2146 26th Ave. St.

Petersburg, 45-year resident, Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971). C. James Mathews Funeral Home. OWEN, PERCY, 84, of 455 Third Ave.

St. Petersburg, retired installer for New York Teiepnon Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971). Wilheto Thurston Funeral Home. i PERRY, MRS.

MARY 800 32nd, Ave. St. Peters-; burg, retired secretary for an insurance company, Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971). John S.

Rhodes East Chapel. ROGERS, ROBERT THORNTON, 72, of 1893 Shore Drive South Pasadena, Thursday Fred H. Home Inc. (Jan. 14, 1971).

Kenfield Funeral 6031 Gulfport Thursday (Jan. 14, 1971). Gulfport' Memorial Fu-, neralHome. THATCHER, ABNER 83, of 826 Fifth Ave. St.

Petersburg, retired construction engineer, Sun Oil Thursday (Jan. 1971), Suncoast Funeral Chapels Inc. VINCENT, CHARLES 75, of 2424 50th Ave. St. Pe tersburg, retired machinist, inursaay jan.

i mil), sun- coast Funeral Chafpels Inc. WHITE, OLIVER HER-' MAN, 66, of 3898 49th Ave. North, who passed away Wednesday, may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. at The Palms Memorial where funeral services will be held at 4:30 P.M. Saturday with Rev.

Riley P. Short officiat ing. Interment will be later. A native of N.Y Miss Purdy came here .17 years ago from Westvllle, N.J. She was a member of Christ Methodist Church, survivors Include a niece, Mrs, Jane B.

Knoll; a nephew, Leon R. Bakert ROGERS Robert T. Rogers, 72, of 1893 snore Drive husband of Georgia Rogers, passed away suddenly Thursday. Member at Pasadena rnmmunitv Church, Morristown Lodge No. 193 In Morristown, savannah Scottish Rita Bodies, Kerbella Temple Shrine.

Mr. Rogers was a veteran of World Wars I II and prior to coming here 6 years ago owned Oxygen Service Klngsport, Tenn, Funeral services Fred Kenfield Funeral' Home (200 Pasa dena Ave. S) 2 p.m. Saturday, the Rev. Thomas C.

Kelsey, Pastor of Pas- adana Community Church officiating. Entombment Memorial Park Mausoleum. The family will be at Kenfield Fu neral Home (200 Pasadena Ave S) Friday 3 to and 7 to 9. SARGENT Mrs. Edith 87, Of 6031 i.

n. Away January 14, 1971. Born In St. Petersburg, Russia, here 12 years Templeton, Mass. A Member of the First Unitarian Church, -Templeton! Mass.

She Is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Jessie O'Hara of Gulfport; 1 grandson, Rodger O'Hara of Atlanta, Ga. Friends will be received this evening from 7 to 9PM at the Gulf Memo rial Funeral Home, S601 22nd Ave. Interment will be In Pine Grove Cemetery, Templeton, Mass. Monday Janu ary 18, at 2PM.

Local Arrangements under the Direction of Robert D. Easter, Funeral Director. GULF MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 5601 22nd Ave. S. Phona 347-1211 SCHAFER Esler Dufor Schafer, age B2, husoand or Elizabeth Brown Schafer, passed away Wednesday; January 13.

He resided at 5108 Britt any Dr. coming here five years ago from Philadelphia, Pa. Also survived by one sister, Miss Catherine A. Schafer, St. Petersburg.

Friends may call at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 49th Street North, where services will be conducted by Reverend Paul Jo- hansen, Saturday morning, January 16 at o'clock, interment will be in Philadelphia, Pa. 4 STACY Henry Francis Stacy, age 72, or ill R4tn Ave. passed away Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1971. A native of Bruston, N.Y.

he has resided here for the past 12 years, coming from Water- town, N.Y. Ha was a retired painter and decorator. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Harriet E. Stacy; 3 ions, Charles of Watertown, N.Y.

Robert and Adolph both of 1 daughter, Mrs. Margaret Marcel Oneida, N.Y.) 3 brothers, Bert, Saranac Lake, N.Y., Adolph of Black River, N.Y, and Loui of Chatham, grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren, Requiem Mass will be celebrated Saturday morning at 9 a.m. at the Holy Family Catholic Church, with Father Joseph P. Moran, Celebrant. Rosary service win oa saia mis evening oi p.m.

at. the ALAN R. McLEOD CHAPEL, 1915 62nd Ave. where friends may call this afternoon from 3 to p.m., and this evening from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Interment will be In Me morial Park Cemetery.

VINCENT MR. CHARLES W. SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL announces that Funeral Services for Mr, Charles W. Vincent, 75, of 2424 50th Ave. N.

(Northrldga Mobile Home Court) will be conducted Saturday morning (Jan. 16) at 11 o'clock at the Chapel 1220 4th St. N. Interment will follow In Memorial Park Cemetery, Friends may call to pay their respects today from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mr, vin-' cent Is survived by his wile, Mrs, Mabel E.

Vincent, St. Petersburg, son, Mr. Stephen C. Vincent, Welworth, N.Y. 2 daughters, Ms.

Dorothy M. Beh Webster, N.Y. and Mrs. Doris M. Ja cobs, Macedon N.Y, ten grandchildren and a brother, Mr.

Leon l. Vincent, Castile, N.Y. SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Gertrude Carroll family of the late Bernard C. Carroll of Wyandotte, who passed eway Dec.

25, 1970, wish to thank the friends of Mr. Carroll for the floral offerings Masses. ADVERTISEMENT MOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS P0SN0 FLOWERS. 347-1219 Pasadena Ave. N.

Just off Centrei VIOLA LINDBLOOM ACACIA SHOP Funerals Banquets Weddlnfc M32Mh St. So. Building Haferials Sale SAKRETE CEMENT RODUCTS Ready-Mix YOUR CHOICE I BOYD, HAROLD, 75, of 9881 17th Ave. St. Petersburg, Retired chief warrant officer and Navy veteran of World' Wars I and II, Thursday 14, 1971).

Raymond M. Hook Funeral Home, Seminole. a BEAN, 85, formerly of St. tersburg, Wednesday (Jan. 13; '1971) in New Jersey.

Colonial Funeral Home, Brick Town, NJ. 1 CAWTHORNE, JOHN, 86, of 6136 26tb Ave. St. Peters- burg, father of The Rev. Wal-" ANDREWS Frederick A.

Andrews, age 66, passed' away Wednesday, January 13. He resided at 441 Third Street South, coming -her 22. years ago from Arlington, Mast. -He Is survived by cousin, Mrs. Alice Clary, Dorchester, Mass.

Friends may call at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 49th St. "No. Requiem Mass will be said Saturday morning, January 15 at St. Mary Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church at o'clock. Interment wilt be In Memorial Park Cemetery.

BOYD Harold, 75, of 9881 47th Ave. N. St. Petersburg, Passed Away Thursday January 14, 1(71. Born In Pittsburgh, Pa.

Moved here from Washington, D.C. 9 years ago. He was a World War I and II Navy Veteran. Retired Chief Warrant Officer, U.S. Navy.

Ha was a Protestant. Member of the American Legion. Survived by 5 brothers, Robert, Clare, Charles, all of McKeesport, Richard, Dravosburg, Pa. and Howard, Cape Coral, Fla; 3 sisters, Mrs. Ruth Wermllnger, Pittsburgh, Mrs.

Mary Jan Day, Anaheim; Doro thy Moon, Ellwood City, Pa. Friends may call at the Raymond M. Hook Funeral Home. 11110 70th Ave. N.

Semi nole this afternoon and evening from 2-4PM and 7-9PM where Funeral Ser vices will be conducted Saturday Janu ary 16, 1971, 10:30 A.M. Rev. Richard A. Black, Pastor of Oakhurst United Methodist church, Officiating. Inter ment will be in Arlington National Cemetery.

BROOKS Melvln Charles, Funeral Ser vices for Melvin Charles Brooks, 64, of 648 Skyline Court, Spring Hill, who passed away Tuesday will be conducted In the Brewer Memorial Chapel, 2PM Friday Afternoon with Dr. Paul Ciertv ons, of the Grace United Presbyterian Church of soring Hill, Officiating, inter. men! will follow In the Brooksvllle Cemetery i. Arrangements under the Direction of Brewer Memorial Funeral aHome. CASE Florence Bean, of 2135 Chrlsto-pher Rd.

Point Pleasant, N.J. On January 13, 1971. Age 83. Beloved, wife of Russell G. Devoted Mother of Russell G.

Jr. and Mrs. Dorothy VanEmburgh. Relatives and Friends are Respectfully Invited to Attend the Funeral Service at the Colonial Funeral Home, 2170 Highway 88, Bricktown, N.J. on Saturday January 16, 1971 at 10:00 A.M.

Visiting Hours 2-4 and 7-9 Friday. Memorials In the Form of Contributions to the Cancer Society would be Gratefully Appreciated. CAWTHORNE John, 86, of 6136 26th Ave. N. Passed Away Wednesday January 13, 1971.

Born In North Carolina camt here 4 years ago from Raleigh, N.C. Survived by 3 sons, The Rev. Canon Walter W. Cawthorne of St. Pa-tersburr and John Cawthorne III of Pennsylvania and Joel W.

Cawthornt of North Carolina. A Daughter, Anne H. Cawthorne of North Carolina. A Sister, Panthea Stewart of North Carolina, 12 grandchildren; Funeral services win oe conducted Friday at 10AM at the St. Peter's Cathedral with the Very Rev.

Leroy D. Lawson, Officiating. Interment Warrenton, North Carolina, c.t. rKt1 vatt MEMORIAL HOME. In Charge of Local Arrangements.

Contributions May Be Made to The St. Peter's Epis copal cathedral. CHASE Alan C. 70, of 1403 Thatcher Dr. Largo passed away Wednesday, Jan.

13, at Morion F. Plant, Hosp. He i. bv wife. Catherine Chase, Praver services will be Friday, 7:30 p.m.

Funeral Service Saturday morning, Jan. 16 at St. Jerome's Catholic church with Rev, Father Roman Gromola pastor of St. Jerome's ruihnlle church. Indian Rocks otf iciat- Ing.

Friends may call, Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be made In St. Mary's cemetery, oover, n.n. HUBBELL FUNERAL HOME i 499 Indian Rocks Road BELLEAIR BLUFFS i-' coaa Funeral services for John Henry "Jonas" Cobb, 555-llth will be held Sat. Jan.

16, 1971) 3:00 fi.m. at CREAL ruNtKnL nume CHAPEL with Rev. Alphonso Battle of flclating. Interment will follow In Lincoln Cemetery. Mr.

Cobb was bern In Fl. White, Fla. and came hire 56 years ago from tnere. surviving are oaugn. fer.

Mrs. Llllle Ann Davis and her hus band Willie; a son, Mr. James Cobb, St. Petersburg) sisters, Mrs. Hattle McBrldej Mrs.

Llllie Brocklift, New York Cltvi Mrs. Ella Jenkins, St. Pe tersburg) 1 brother, Sim Cobb, New York City ana otner reiaiives. i-rienas may call alter 12:00 Noon today. Chap el hours until 10:00 p.m.

CREAL FU iiSRAL HOME. PHONE 896-2607. CONSTANTINE Mr. George B. 68, Passed Away Wednesday January 13, 1971.

Ha resided at 2991 66th Way N. Having come here from Chester, Pa. 5 years ago. Mr, Constantine Is survived by his wife, Mary n.l 3 sons, uenrge, Beshara Joseph 3 daughters, Mrs. Emallne (John) Wright, Mrs.

Anna (Kenneth) Techpon, Miss Mary L. Conitantlnt, all of St, Pfjjysburg; a MORTAR SAND GRAVEL 45 Lb. Bags DJCOIC ea. LODGE POLE PINE CONSTRUCTION STUDS VINYL TUB ENCLOSURE 70c a Jk ea. FULL 8' LONG brothers, Joseph, Philadelphia, Gus Glenolden, 16 grandchildren.

Friends will be received at the THOMAS J. BRETT FUNERAL HOME, 4810 Central, Friday' Afternoon and Evening- January 15, from 12 Noon until 9 o'cloc where a Wake Service VI 'be' conducted Friday Evening at 7:30 o'clock Requiem Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of St. Judi The Apostle, Saturday Morning January 16, at 8:15 o'clock with the Rt. Rev. John Scully, Celebrant.

Interment will follow In Calvary Cemetery. THOMAS J. BRETT FUNERAL HOME PHONE 345-0101 GILBERT Friends-of Vltalys Gilbert of 470 Third St. South, who passed away Wednesday, may call this after-' noon at The Palms Memorial where funeral services "will be held at 2:00 P.M. Saturday with Rev.

John S. Gatewood, Jr. officiating. Interment will be later. A native of Philadelphia, Pa.

Mrs. Gilbert came here 25 years ago from that city. She was a member of Christ Methodist Church. She Is survived by a niece, Mrs. Anna Yorgey of St.

Paters-burg. 1 GREEN Mrs. Frances 75, of 10819 99th Place N. Seminole, passed Away Thursday January 14, 1971. A native of wisoncsirv came nert years ago from there.

Methodist. SURVIVORS Husband, Marvin daughter, Mrs. Charlotte J. Rudolph, and a grandson Jon Rudolph, all ot seminoie VISITATION Friends may call at the Funeral Home Saturday Morning from 10:30 a.m.-until service Time. SERVICES Funeral Service will be conducted Satur day Morning January 16, at 11 AM from the semmoie Beacn Memorial i-u.

neral Home, 5100 Seminole Blvd. (Alt, 19) with Rev. Arthur White, Officiating. Entombment will follow In Sylvan Abbey Memorial parx, Clearwater. BAYNARD-THOMPSON SEMINOLE BEACH MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME GROCE' Funeral services for Mr, Thornton Groce, -1040 22nd St.

will be held Jan. 16, 1971; 6:00 p.m. at CREAL FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL with a local minister chelat ing. Friends may call after 1:00 p.m. today.

LYNCH Phillip, 49, 4317 10th Ave. S. St. Petersburg, passed Away Tuesday January 12, 1971. Funeral Services will be conducted Saturday January 16, 11:00 AM from the Feaster-Bashaw Me.

morlal Home, Colonial Chapel by the i Rev. Curt Hess, Pastor Central Chris tian Church, St. Petersburg. Interment will take place at a later date at the of the Family. Friends may call to pay their respects Friday January 15, 3-5 and 7-9PM.

FEASTER-BASHAW MEMORIAL HOME COLONIAL CHAPEL 1099 49th St. S. 347-4151 HILL Dexter 32, 2304 Sunset Way, St. Petersburg Beach, Son of Mrs. Kathryn D.

Hill and the late Weston W. Hill, Died Wednesday Jan uary 13, In an auto accident In A 1970 Graduate of Atlanta Law Ha was a law Clerk for the Stanley Nylen Law Firm In Atlanta. Ha was born In Detroit, Mich. Here since April 1970. Member Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity, And Served In U.S.

Army Reserve. OTHER SURVIVORS 2 Sisters, Mrs. Barbara Hill Mlddleton, Peris, Franca and Mrs. Betsy Hill Blundell, Wilton, conn. VISITATION Friends may call at the Beach Memori al Chapel, 301 Corey Ave.

St. Peters burg Beach, Friday from 7 till 9 p.m SERVICES Funeral Services will -be held Saturday at ham in the pass-a-Grllle community Church, 107 16th Ave. St. Peters burg Beach with Rev. Donald H.

Eck- art, and Dr. George P. Kehl, Officiat ing. Interment will follow In Memori al par. BAYNARO-THOMPSON BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL PHONE 360-5577 MEREDITH Mrs.

Susan 85, ot 2146 26tlv Ave. died Thursday, Jan 14, 1971. Born In Newburoh, W.Va here 45 years from Klngwood, W.Va. Member ot Christ United Methodist Church, Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs, C. B.

Zlnn, Mrs. Kathryn Lyon, Mrs. Betty Ullman, all of St. Petersburg, and Mrs. Albert Colson, Rlvervlew, two sons, L.

S. Meredith, St. Pe- tersburg, Robert P. Meredith, Tampa 17 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchil dren; 'I great-great-grandchild. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

today al C. James Mathews Funeral Home, 2025 9th St. "where funeral services will be held Saturday, Jan, 16 at 2 p.m with the Rev. Dr. Paul R.

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