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OBITUARIES 11-S Sr. Petersburg Times, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1968 A ME CHURCH OBITUARIES Sarasota Lodge 147 IW fillMAN, KOHF.KT i if. r- 4 a -1 Bishop Hatcher, 66, Dies In Jacksonville fc- ri IV El (JENE HATCHER reassigned In May. for frtthtr, longtr-latting FLOWERS Phon today Resurfacing Starts On U.S.

41 Segment Work has besun on resurfacing U.S. 41 road are bring built up. The Slate Eoad De-through runta Gorda. AH traffic lanes are parlmcnt project Is one of several in resurfaced and other portion of the rcss in Charollte County. St.

PtUnburg 345-19S0 89-1 1M Cltarwottr largo Ounidln 514-2220 73X4414 Mrs. Hilma Courtney Dies; Pioneer Settler In Palmetto Egypt Temple and Sarasot Lions Club. Survivors; wife Jennie Lue; three daughters Mrs. Corinne Sharrock of Sara sola, Mrs. Don Crlssman of Pittsburgh, Pa.

and Mrs. Diana Bedford of tremont, a brother, Gene of Plant City and a sister, Mrs. Ellen Ingram Sarasota; nine grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Robart I unerai home, Sarasota, 8TII.LMAN, RICHARD 8., 68 615 Leisure Drive, Country Out Estates, Venice, Monday (Sept 3, 1968). Born in Philadelphia and came to Venice two months ago from Spring Lake Heights N.J.

Sales representative for Glenbrook Laboratories, divl slon of Sterling Drugs, for 31 years. Member of Wall Method 1st Church of Spring Lake Heights, N.J. and a life member of Mount Morlah Lodge No. 155 of Philadelphia. Pa.

Sur vlved by his wife Isabel; two sons, Richard Newport News, Va. and Robert Free hold, N.J. and a foster daugh ter, Mrs. Jeane Chamberlain Pelmar, N.J. Rawles Funeral Home, Venice.

TI CKER, WILLIAM 44, 210 30th Ave. Bradenton, Monday (Sept. 23, 1968). Born In Bradenton. Lifelong resident of the Bradenton area.

Employed as an accountant for Francis Arthur and Co. of Sarasota. Member First Baptist Church. Survived by his mother Mrs. Walter H.

Tucker; three brothers, John Bradenton, Lt. Col. Walter St. Petersburg, and Walter H. Bushnell; four sisters, Lt.

Col. Janna Tucker, Mrs. El-oise Snow, Mrs. Jessie T. Tru-dell and Mrs.

Lila T. Cooper, all of Bradenton. Shannon's Bradenton Chapel. 133 Seek Special Ballots PUNTA GORDA There have been 133 applications in Charlotte County for special ballots for new residents to vote in the presidential election. These are for people who have moved Into the county from other states, but who have not lived here long enough to meet the one-year residency requirement to register for state and local elections.

Mrs. Jack (Tosie) Hindman, supervisor of registrations, explained that they may vote here in the presidential election if they are qualified to vote in their former state. They may not vote in Florida state and local elections. The special ballots will be used after applications are JACKSONVILLE (UPI) -The Rt. Rev.

E. C. Hatcher, presiding bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Florida and the Bahamas, died Monday night at the age of 66. The bishop became ill at home early Monday afternoon and died at 7:30 p.m. in a local hospital.

HE WAS A native of Doth-an, and began his ministry here in 1924. He was elected bishop of the lllh District (Florida) In 1952 and was reassigned to the post during the 38th quadrennial session of the AMIS Church's general conference in Philadelphia last May 22. The bishop had served as chairman of the board of trustees of Edward Waters College here and also had recently served as president of the Council of Bishops of the International AME Church. IN JULY, 19GG, Bishop and Mrs. Hatcher were authorized to go to Rome, the Holy Land and Cairo on a research mission for the AME Church.

Mrs. Hatcher was to study missionary practices on the trip and to report her findings to the church's women's missionary society at its meeting that year in Pittsburgh. Officials of the district said no successor to Rev. Hatcher has been named yet. Funeral services will be held Monday, but the time and place have not been set.

MEMK THE THEOROE COiDEN tint cJlnnouncement Fry, Mr. Fredridi L. James, Mr. David J. McDanicI, Mr.

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N. )tt OMr.l Art. PALMETTO Mrs. Hilma Patro Courtney, 85, pioneer settler of Palmetto, died Monday (Sept 23, 196S) at Manatee Memorial Hospital. She resided at 710 Fifth St.

She was the widow of Oscar Columbus Courtney Sr. Mr. Courtney came to Erie, north of Palmetto, in 1894 and set up bachelor's quarters with his two brothers and started farming. He returned to Glenwood, in 1898 and Staff Photo by George lan Jr. Eastern Star.

She was born in Glenwood, Ala. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Ther-iot, Palmetto, and Mrs. Nettie Mae Newman, Columbus, two sons Cecil Calvert, Palmetto, and Marvin Venice; two brothers, Virgil McDougald. Mineola, and A.

D. McDougald, Lake-view, Ark; three sisters, Mrs. Vernon Lindley, Mineola, Mrs. C. W.

Murphy, Haughton, and Mrs. H. L. Smith, Hawkins, eight grandchildren, Calvert N. Courtney and Miss Nancy Joy Theriot, both of Palmetto, W.

F. Newman III and Mrs. Barbara Goodroe, both of Columbus, Edward and Dale Courtney, both of Venice, M. P. Courtney San Lorenzo, and Mrs.

J. H. Harrell, Huntsville, and 12 great-granchildren. Edwards Funeral Home, Palmetto, is in charge of arrangements. Rescuer To Get Heroism Award PORT CHARLOTTE -Roger Buis, 12, of Charlotte Park, who saved a child from drowning in a canal last year, has won the Bancroft Award given through the Florida Federation of Humane Societies for an outstanding act of kindness and heroism.

Mrs. George B. May of Fort Myers, chairman of the awards committee, will make the presentation at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4, in room, 8, Port Charlotte Cultural Manatee News way County.

Ohio. In Snrasol 15 yrnrg coming from Now Holland, Ohio. Member of the Jehovah Wltnewtei Church of 408 N. Lime Ave. Survivors; two Mrs.

John Sn utter of Sarasota and Mrs. Alice Crite of Columbus, Ohio; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Hawkins funeral Home, Sarasota. lU SIf, MKS. TEAM.

92, 6103 S. Tamlaml Trail, Sara-aota. Monday (Sept. 23, 1968). Born Blnomington, III.

In Sar-asota four years coming from Lakewood, Ohio. Member of Lnkewood Christian Church. Past high priestess Ladles Oriental Shrine of Lakewood. Survivors: two daughters, Mrs. Geraldine B.

de Beau-elair of Sarasota and Mrs. Ethel Johnson of Edgerton, three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Robarts Funeral Home, Sarasota. nODSON, MRS. HILDA 78.

2601 First Bradenton, Tuesday (Sept. 24, Born In Cedar Rapids, Neb. in Bradenton 25 years from Winter haven. Member first United Methodist Church, past president of the Women's Society of Christian Service at that church. Member Manatee River Garden Club.

Survived by a daughter Mrs. Eleanor Walker. Bradenton; a brother, Dale Green, Omaha. a sister. Mrs.

Cleo Elliott, Valentine, a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ann Booth, Bradenton; a sister-in-law, Mrs. J. A. Kay, Bradenton; six grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren.

Shannon's Bradenton Chapel. HAWKINS, SIRS. ELIZA 74, 343 Washington Street. Os-prey, Sunday (Sept. 22.

19681. Born in Manatee County and was a life-long resident of Florida. Survived by three sons. William A. and Grady both of Venice and James Sarasota; two daughters, Mrs.

Dolly Peters, Venice and Mrs. Lucille Rhines, Osprey; two brothers, Samuel and Luther Goff, both of Englewood; two sisters, Mrs. Lola Mae Stephens, Englewood and Mrs. Luneita Foster, Fort Lauderdale; 28 grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren. Rawles Funeral Home, Venice.

MILLER. CHARLES 66, 520 Lagorce Drive, Venice Gardens, Tuesday (Sept. 24, 1968). Born in Philadelphia and came to the Venice area five years ago from Merchantville, a.J Former linotype operator for the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News. Member of the Typographical L'nion, Venice Lodge 301, the Crescent Shrine, Trenton, N.J.

and the Tampa Consistory. Survived by his wife, Nellie B. and one sister, Mrs. Helen M. Spratt, Merchantville.

Farley Funeral Home, Venice. NOBLE, DR LAWRENCE MITCHELL. 76, 1674 Alta Vista Sarasota. Monday (Sept. 23.

1968). Born Monticello. Retired dentist. Member of first United Methodist Church. Member of HOURS: Monfay-Thur5day 9 to All day Friday 9 to 6 MEMBER OF F.S.U.C.

We r- TO THE If you are Welcome! Enjoy the finest place so will you. Most now without Bring your old any office of the rest. Your safe and sound Come in free copy of Ownership." 3 70, 2163 lllllvH'W Sarnnota, Sunday (Sept. 22, 10R8). Horn Ohio.

In Sarasota 15 years coming from Lima, Ohio. Survivors: wife, Lenora two son, Robert of Sania Maria, Calif, and Don of Sarasota; two grandchildren. Toale Bros. Funeral Home, Sarasota. nrnr.ii, edcar 91, 1901 16th Ave.

Drive Bra denton, Tuesday (Sept, 24, 1968). Horn in Sharon, N.Y. In Bradenton 20 years from Chicago. Retired restaurant owner. Member First Presbyterian Church.

Survived by his wife Bertha a brother, Lester, Woodstock, 111. Shannon's Bradenton Chapel. BKKiCS, MRS. BF.RXICE 87. Sarasota.

Monday fSept. 23, 1068). Born Picka- Rev. Glazier Dies; Pioneer BRADENTON Rev. George Morris Glazier, 77, Manatee River Hotel, died Tuesday (Sept.

24. 19C8) at Manatee Memorial Hospital. Born in Manatee County he was a member of one of the pioneer families of the county. A Methodist Minister, Rev. Glazier served pastorates at West Palm Beach, Naples, Jacksonville, Boca Grande, Moore Haven and Coleman.

He retired after 25 years of service to the church and devoted the next 25 years to the operation of Glazier's nursery specializing in creating gardenia varieties near Oneco. He is survived by his wife, Minnie, and several nieces and nephews. Shannon's Bradenton Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Constitution Revision Topic For Meeting SARASOTA A discussion meeting on the proposed revision of the Florida constitution will be presented Thurs day at 8 p.m. under the co- sponsorship of the League of Women Voters and the Sarasota Jaycees.

The meeting will be in the County Commission chambers at the courthouse. Speakers will be State Sen. Lawton M. Chiles Jr. and Warren Henderson.

Margaret Woodsmall will be moderator. A question and answer period will follow the discussion. 4-Laning Hearing Set VENICE The State Road Department has requested the use of the Venice City Hall Council Chambers for Oct 3 at 11 a.m. for a public hearing on the four-laning of U.S. 41 from Venice Gardens to State Road 775 (Englewood Road).

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1 1 if married Miss Hilma Patro McDougald. They then moved to Mineola, in 1900 where they were in the cotton, corn and cattle business. In 1906 they moved to Palmetto and started vegetable farming. Mr. Courtney died in 1953.

Mrs. Courtney was a member of the First Baptist Church of Palmetto, the Woman's Club of Palmetto and the Palmetto Chapter, Order of Miller Darsey, Campbell Corner, repairs, $200. Egar Pittman, Belle Grove, screen room, $40C. D. Conway, Bayshore Gardens, install windows.

$750. Florence Mackey, El Ran-cho, two-wall cabana, $870. W. L. Graham, El Rancho, awning, $233.

W. H. Lewis, Heather Hills, roof, carport, utility room, $1,497. Fred Stecker, El Rancho, screen room, $293. Arthur S.

Matz, Tideview Estates, Ellenton, awning, utility room, $1,403. John J. Hanson, Golf Lakes Estates, roof, carport, utility room, $1,177. CIRCUIT COURT Georgia Mae Jenkins vs. Henry Jenkins, divorce.

Janice Coe Hays vs. Bobbie Dick Hays, divorce. Tennessee vs. Hiram Strickland as tax assessor, et al, declaratory decree and other relief. Swift Co.

vs. Hiram Strickland as tax assessor, et al, declaratory decree and other relief. The First National Bank of Tampa as trustee vs. Manatee County, et al, declaratory decree and other relief. Phillips Petroleum Co.

vs. Robert C. Hutches, et al, de claratory decree and other relief. Notices member of the Andy Anderson American Legion Post 125 of Gultport. He Is survived by his wife, Anna, 2 daughters, Mrs.

Joan Peterson and Mrs. Joyce Miller both of St. Petersburg, a son, Robert F. of Nutley, N.J., 5 brothers, John of Grotten, Raymond of Watsonvllle Walter of San Pedro, William of Cos Cob, and Harry of Mystic, a sister. Miss Artis Shaffer of Westerly, R.I.

and 1) grandchildren. Friends may call at the R. E. Pitts Gulfport Memorial Funeral Home, 5601 22nd Ave. S.

today from 2 to 4 and i to 8pm where funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 11am by the American Legion Post 125 of Gulfport. Interment will follow at a later date. THIS TINY ZENITH HEARING AID Zenith "Zenette" creatively engineered for precision amplification Weighs only 16 ounce Micro-Lithic circuit for dependability Ideal for full or part time use jtt The quility goes in belore the mme goes on St. Pete's Only Authorized Zenith Hearing Aid Dealer licit vr Hearing Aid Service 26S lit Ave. No.

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and Mri. Bobbie Hays, Timothy Robert, Sept. 19, 1968. Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Rush, Palmetto, Mary Alice, Sept. 19, 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Sutter, Rubonia, Bertha Ann, Sept.

19, 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crad-dock, Palmetto, Ron Christopher, Sept. 20, 1968.

Mr. and Mrs. James Garland, Oneco, Cynthia Ann, Sept. 20, 1968. Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Rogers, Ruskin, Mark Ellis, Sept. 20, 1968. Mr. and Mrs.

Brack Combs Bradenton, Tonya Lynn, Sept. 20, 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ellis, Bradenton, Michael Stuart, Sept.

20, 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Har-rell, Palmetto, Brian Kelly, Sept. 21, 1968.

Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Bradenton, Sheryl Lynn, Sept. 21, 1968. BUILDING PERMITS Edward Hinton, Coach House, add to roof, $295.

Andrew Cozzins, Floridana, roof over trailer, $500. H. C. Adcox, Leisure Lake Village, slab, $250. Emil Kunzle, Trailer Estates, add to utility room, $200.

Funeral HANCOCK Mrs. Leona 56, of 6741 Hibiscus Ave, S. passed away Saturday septemser 21, Born in Cleveland, Ohio, she came here years ago from Pensacola, Fla. She was Protestant. Survived by 1 daughter, Mrs.

James A. Bell of Pensacola and 2 grandchildren. Friends may call Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9pm at the E. Prevatt Memorial Home, 801 59th St. where ser-vices will be held Thursday, Rev.

Kenneth Moon officiating. Inter, ment will follow in a local cemetery. Friends desiring transportation for visitation may call 342-8821. C. E.

Prevatt Memorial Home. KING James E. King 86, of 6820-3rd Ave. husband of Mrs. Edith King, passed away Monday.

Mr. King was a retired Inspector with Ford Motor Co. Funeral Services Fred H. Kinfield Funeral Home, Inc. (200 Pasadena Ave.

2pm Thursday, The Rev. Milan J. Weerts, Pastor of Our Savior Lutheran Church officiating. Interment, Memorial Park. The family will be at the Funeral Home (200 Pasadena Ave.

Wednesday evening 6 to 9. LEWIN Frank age 82, resided at 2809-41st Ave. St. Petersburg, died Tuesday Sept. 24, 1968.

He was born in Parkersburg, W.Virginia, Been a resident here 17 years coming from Pittsburgh, Pa. He was a retired Interior decorator, was Protestant. Survived by his wife, Martha, 1 daughter, Mrs. Mariorie M. Morelll of St.

Petersburg, 1 step-son, Alfred B. Deal of Pittsburgh, 7 grandchildren and 6 greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the F. H. Osgood Funeral Chapel, 4691 Park today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9p.m.

where funeral services will be held Thursday September 26, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Peter Ypma officiating. Interment will follow In Memorial Park Cimetery. McGRATH Miss Ethel B.

of 555 4th St. passed away Tuesday. Born in Cadillac, Mich, moved here 49 years tqo from Kalamazoo. Retired teacher of Mirror Lake Jr. High.

Member Christ Methodist Church, the Fla. Ed. Nat'l. Retired Teachers Assoc. Funeral services will be held at the graveside 10 AM Thursday in Royal Pa Cemetery with Dr.

Paul Hortin officiating. Visitation will be at the Ralph Cooksey Funeral Home, 917 Arlington Ave. today from 3-9PM. SHAFFER Charence 75, of 211-Ouincy St, S. passed away Tuesday September 24.

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