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St. Petersburg Times, Saturday, August 8, 1970 4 3 2 1 11-B Dr. H. B. Blakely, Ex-College Head Dr.

Hunter B. Blakely 76, former college president, church leader and one of the leaders behind the creation of Florida Presbyterian College, died I Thursday, He resided at 4131 51st Ave. S. A native of Lancaster, S.C., Blakely came to St. Petersburg six years ago from Richmond, Va.

He was a retired Presbyterian clergyman. IN RECENT YEARS, Blakely had been involved with the development of the library at Florida Presbyterian and he was serving as chairman of the board of the Friends of the William Luther Cobb Library. He received an honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities at the college's 1967 commencement. WHEN BLAKELY was secretary of higher education for the Board of Christian Education of the Presbyterian Church, he asked why there was no Presbyterian college in the Synod of Florida and found there was interest in such a college here. As a result the college later was founded.

-Blakely received a B.A. degree at Erskine College, M.A. at Princeton University, B.D. at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and his Th. at the South Baptist Theological Seminary.

He was a student at the University of Edinburgh, Oxford 1 University and the University of Berlin. He held pastorates at Louisville and 1 Harrodsburg, First Church, Staunton, and was acting pastor at American Church in Berlin, Germany in 1927. HE WAS A professor at Columbia Theological Seminary and former president of Queens College, North Carolina. Blakely was the author of several books, including "Religion in "With Christ into Tomorrow," "Facing Life's Questions" and "Defending the Bulwarks." Survivors include his wife, Mary; a daughter, Mrs. John H.

Sorrells, Memphis, and a sister, Miss Sara T. Blakely, St. Petersburg. John S. Rhodes East Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

AVAKIAN, HAGOP, 80, 10366 63rd Ave. Seminole, retired owner of a clothing store, Thursday (Aug. 6, 1970). Baynard Thompson Seminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home. BROWN, MRS.

EVA 81, 235 Third Ave. St. Petersburg, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970). Baynard Thompson Funeral Home.

AVAKIAN Hagop, 80, of 10366 63rd Ave. Seminole. Passed away Thursday, August 6, 1970. Born in Armenia, he came here 14 years ago from Boston, Massachusetts, and was a retired clothing store owner. Protestant faith.

SURVIVORS Wife: Josephine Avakian, two sons, Paul and Charles of Boston, Mass. a brother, Martin of Boston a sister, Miss Aznif Avakian, of Watertown, four grandchildren. SERVICES A funeral service will be conducted this afternoon (Saturday) at 2 o'clock from the Seminole Beach. Memorial Funeral Home, 5100 Seminole Blvd. (Alt.

19) with the Rev. Robert Taylor officiating. Interment will be later. Memorials may be made to the Cancer Fund. BAYNARD-THOMPSON SEMINOLE MEMORIAL BEACH FUNERAL HOME 391-9907 BLAKELY Rev.

Dr. Hunter Bryson Blakely, 76, husband of Mary M. Blakely, passed away Thursday, August 6. He resided at 4131 51st Avenue South, coming here six years ago from Richmond, Virginia. Also survived by one daughter, Mrs.

John H. Sorrells, Memphis, one sister, Miss Sara T. Blakely, St. Petersburg; brotherin-law, Henry S. Lee, St.

Petersburg. Friends may call at Rhodes East Chapel, 635 Fourth Street North, where services will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. Richard T. Gillespie, Monday afternoon, August 10, at 2:30 o'clock.

Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Library of Florida Presbyterian College. Mausoleum. BAYNARD-THOMPSON BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL 360-5577 BROWN Darlene Delores, 35, of 10112 Tarpon Drive, Treasure Island. Died Thursday, August 6, 1970.

A native of Chicago, Illinois, here 6 years from California. Attended the Church By The Sea, Madeira Beach. SURVIVORS Husband, Charles, W. Brown; father, Herbert E. Kruse, of Chicago; a son, Peter James Brown; daughter, Melissa Brown; and grandmother, Mrs.

Anna Benson, all of Treasure Island. SERVICES Saturday, August 8, 1970, at 3 p.m.: in the BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 301 Cory Avenue, St. Petersburg Beach, with Dr. John E. Pickens, Jr.

officiating. Entombment in Memorial Park CALHOUN Mrs. Emma of 2027-16 Avenue South, died August 4, 1970. She was born in Lawtey, Florida, a resident here for 45 years. Survivors, 3 daughters: Mrs.

Doris Rogers and husband Hosea; Mrs. Lois Hazley and husband Lee; Mrs. Emma Hines, all of St. Petersburg. Stepmother, Mrs.

Lelia Strong, Gainesville, Florida; 3 sisters: Mrs. Rebecca Hampton, Mrs. Arie Lee, both of Lawtey, Florida; Mrs. Marie Ray Palmetto, Florida. 2 brothers: Alfred Strong Norfolk, Virginia and Daniel Strong, Palmetto, Florida.

6 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday, August 10, 1970, 3 pm, from the First Institutional Baptist Church, with the Rev. William A. Smith officiating. Pallbearers Lodge 62, Sunshine Court of Calathes 105 will begin their memorial services Sunday evening at 6pm.

The remains will be placed in the church on Monday, 12 noon, until funeral time. There will be no viewing after the services. Friends may call Sunday after 3pm. Interment will follow in Lincoln DR. HUNTER BLAKELY JR.

retired Presbyterian clergyman. RUFF, ROBERT 72, 5257 36th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired accountant for Bullock New York City, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970).

R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. SMITH, ROLAND. 86, 4303 46th St. St.

Petersburg, retired carpenter, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970). C. E. Prevatt Funeral Home, Pinellas Park.

TEN EXCK, MRS. FLORENCE 78, 5985 38th Ave. St. Petersburg, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970).

R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. VAN WERT, WILLIAM OSCAR, 86, 3228 32nd Ave. St. Petersburg, retired transit operator for the City of Detroit, Friday (Aug.

7, 1970). Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home. Prisoner Sees His Only Child For First Time Times Bureau CLEARWATER George E. Morgan saw his week-old son an only child for the first time Wednesday. And he had to get permission to do so.

Morgan, 22, of St. Petersburg, will be taken to Raiford Prison soon to begin serving a life sentence for his participation in the fatal shooting of an elderly St. Petersburg woman in a sandwich shop holdup. He pleaded guilty Wednesday to an unrelated robbery and was handed an extra 20 years, although the time will run concurrently with the life term. In an appeal to Circuit Judge B.

J. Driver, Morgan asked to see his son. Driver broke the red tape barrier, and Morgan's wife was permitted to bring the child to her husband in County Jail here. Jailers said Morgan appeared happy. BAYFRONT MEDICAL Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Clark, 5921 Mangrove St. a boy, 7 pounds, 14 ounces, 7:19 p.m., Aug. 6. Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. McKinley 730 Seventh Ave. a boy, 6 pounds, 15 ounces, 8:12 p.m., Aug.

6. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Grout, 945 46th Ave. a boy, 7.

pounds, ounces, 12:46 a.m., Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Feaster, 1831 10th St.

a girl, 7 pounds, 14 ounces, 4:23 a.m., Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kendrick, 2330 46th Ave.

a girl, 6 pounds, 2 ounces, 6:07 a.m., Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson, 13417 99th Ave.

Largo, Funeral Notices Cemetery. A SERVICE BROWN, MRS. DARLENE DELORES, 35, 10112 Tarpon Drive, Treasure Island, Thursday (Aug. 6, 1970). BaynardThompson Beach Memorial Chapel.

BURESS, MRS. MARGARET RUTH, 55, 5857 30th Ave. St. Petersburg, lifelong resident of St. Petersburg, Friday (Aug.

7, 1970). Bobbitt Funeral Chapel. CARY, GEORGE 73, 579 50th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired machinery salesman, Wednesday (Aug.

5, 1970) in Passadumkeag, Maine. Barton Funeral Home, Lincoln, Maine. CHAMBERLAIN, MRS. MILDRED 70, 1920 64th Ave. St.

Petersburg, retired employe of 1 the concession stand at the 28th Street Drive In Theatre, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970). Suncoast Funeral Chapels Inc. COLLINS, COL. GEORGE H.

78, 1111 19th Ave. St. Petersburg, Army veteran of World War I II, Friday, (Aug. 7, 1970). DownsFord Funeral Home.

COVEY, CHARLES GIL BERT, 82, 828 28th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired carpenter, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970). Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home.

CROSON, DONALD CARTER, 57, formerly of St. Petersburg, former clerk with the St. Petersburg Veterans Administration, Thursday (Aug. 6, 1970) in Paramount, Calif. Burial in Illinois.

FISHER, MRS. EVELYN 72, 2418 39th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired housekeeper, Thursday (Aug. 6, 1970).

Downs-Ford Funeral Home. JONES, MRS. CARRIE, 72, 1900 42nd Way St. Petersburg, Thursday (Aug. 6, 1970) in Lake Villa, Ill.

Ringa Funeral Home, Lake Villa. LOCKE, WILLIAM 78, 427 12th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired security officer, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970).

Suncoast Funeral Chapels Inc. PARKER, HAROLD 84, 1201 34th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired power plant operator, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970).

Anderson McQueen Funeral Home. PRITCHARD, MRS. SUZANNE DRAPEAU, 72, 8555 112th Ave. Seminole, retired sales clerk in the cosmetic department at Maas Brothers, Friday (Aug. 7, 1970).

John S. Rhodes West Chapel. DAYS Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Days, 2970 Fremont Terr. will be held Saturday, August 8, 1970; 4:00 p.m.

at Galilee Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. Fr. Cubby officiating. Interment will follow in Lincoln Cemetery. Mrs.

Days was born in Williston, and came here 45 years ago from there. She is survived by her husband, Peter Days; a foster daughter, Mrs. Suwannee Davis; 2 adopted sons, James Days, New York City, Robert Days, St. Petersburg; several nieces including, Mrs. Lucille H.

Battles and her husband, William; Mrs. Doris Williams, and a host of other relatives. CREAL FUNERAL HOME. PH. 896-2603 FISHER Mrs.

Evelyn 72, resided at 2418-39th Ave. passed away Thursday August 6, 1970. She was born at Rockford, Illinois, came here 2 years ago from Tampa, Florida. She was Protestant, and is survived by one son, Mr. Harry Burnside Dearborn, Michigan; and two granddaughters.

Services TEN will be held at 11am Saturday in the Downs-Ford Chapel, 1045 9th Ave. N. with the Rev. Charles H. Piper officiating.

Interment will be in Royal Palm Cemetery. LOCKE, MR. WILLIAM A. SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL Announces that friends of Mr. William A.

Lock, 78, of 427 12th Ave. may call at 8) the from 3 until 5 pm. Mr. Locke will then chapel, 1220 4th St. today (August be sent to Jim Thorpe, Penn.

for funeral services and interment. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marie Locke, St. Petersburg, a brother, Ernest Locke, West Sand Lake, N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. Helen Sperry, Cornwall, N.Y.

For information call 898-6761. SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL O'REILLEY Ramond 64, of 101 39th Ave. N.E., husband of Beatrice C. O'Reilly, passed away Wednesday. Manager Lowe Bros.

Paint Co. in Northeast shopping center and veteran of World War 11. Survived also by sister, Mrs. David Benson, of New Haven and one brother, Fred O'Reilley, of Bethel Park, Penn. Funeral services, Fred H.

Kenfield Funeral home. (200 Pasadena Ave. 10:30 a.m., Monday, the Rev. Uel S. Dixon officiating.

Interment, Memorial Park. The family will be at Fred H. Kenfield Funeral Home Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. PRITCHARD Suzanne Drapeau Pritchard, age 72, widow of John W. Pritchard, passed away Friday, Aug.

7. She resided at 8555 112th Ave. N. coming here 21 years ago from Philadelphia, Pa. Survived by two cousins, Colonel Joseph Joubert and Jan Joubert, Paris, France.

Friends may call at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 49th St. N. where services will be conducted by Rev. John Pickens, Sunday afternoon, Aug. 9 at 2:00 o'clock.

Interment will be later. RUFF Robert 72, of 5257 36th Ave. passed away Friday, August 7, 1970. Born in New York he moved to St. Pe.

tersburg five years ago from Bergenfield, New Jersey. He was a retired accountant with Bullock and Co. New York City. Mr. Ruff is survived by his wife Norma, two sons, Robert, Cherry Hill, N.J., Donald, Alexandria, daughter, Mrs.

Jean Carlisle, Northvale, N.J., a sister, Mrs. Louise Schurr, Bergenfield, N.J., and seven grandchil- Appeal Integration Ruling, Duval School Board Told By United Press International Gov. Claude Kirk Friday called on the Duval County School Board to appeal and seek a stay of Federal District Judge William McRae's Thursday desegregation ruling. "The decision by Federal District Judge McRae to disregard what has previously been his determination of a unitary system is an educational tragedy for Duval County," Kirk said in a letter to School Board Chairman Charles Bassett. "'The neighborhood concept has been severely jeopardized and basic educational principles pletely cast aside." KIRK ALSO again criticized the U.S.

Supreme Court for not defining a "unitary school system" and said: "Hopefully we are now at the threshhold of such a decision and while the children remain the unfortunate victims of this litigation, we should remain calm and continue to work within our system." In Jacksonville, Duval School Board Attorney Yard- ley Buckman said he believes an appeal of the decision to the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals would be "an exercise in futility and a waste of taxpayers' money." School officials and School Board members met in closed session to discuss what action to take at its Monday night meeting. Dr. Cecil Hardesty, school superintendent, said additional busing required by the order could cost $250,000. Hardesty indicated that a delay in the opening of schools is possible.

McRae said his order desegregates 12 schools that would have been virtually or entirely all-black, while still 1 maintaining the "neighborhood school" concept. The pairing and clustering involves about 5,338 Negro and 5,944 white students in the elementary grades. Hardesty rejected McRae's contention and said the idea was "nonsense, ridiculous." He said the judge "is guilty of hypocrisy." In Gainesville, mean- Biracial Group Urges Plan For Gibbs, Use The Biracial Advisory Committee of the Pinellas School Board, concerned about the reaction of the black community over the closing of Gibbs High School, will urge the board that a "concrete plan" for the school's future use be announced "quickly." "Psychologically, it's important to the people who have been proud of what Gibbs has stood for," said Rev. Robert Gemmer, chairman of the committee, after a meeting Friday night. THE COMMITTEE, composed of 17 organizations, a girl, 8 pounds, 2 ounces, 7:05 a.m., Aug.

7. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Duncan, 7740 57th St. Pinellas Park, a boy, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, 5:08 p.m., Aug.

7. ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. David R.

Emerson, 6164 58th St. a girl, 7 pounds, 3 ounces, 11:49 p.m., Aug. 6. Mr. and Mrs.

Gustavo Hernandez, 5514 Seventh Ave. a boy, 8 pounds, 7 ounces, 1:27 p.m., Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard E. Powell, 6621 40th St. Pinellas Park, a girl, 6 pounds, 4 ounces, 1:55 p.m., Aug. 7. Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Keihl, 2833 62nd Ave. a girl, 6 pounds, 11 ounces, 2:33 p.m., Aug. 7. vived by her son, Edward of Greenville, and a sister, Mrs.

Mary DeBevoise, Cornwall on the Hudson, N.Y., and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 10, 1970 at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home, 49th St.

at 35th Ave. with the Rey. Clinton R. Beach officiating. Interment services will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery.

Friends will be received from 2 to p.m. Sunday at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. YOUNGBLOOD Funeral services for Lewis C. Youngblood, 44, Inverness and formerly of Clearwater will be held 2 p.m.

Sunday at the Chapel of the Porter Funeral Home In Inverness, with the Rev. James Brooks, Pastor of the Inverness First Baptist Church officiating. Interment will follow in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Inverness. ADVERTISEMENT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS POSNO FLOWERS 347-1219 Pasadena Ave. N.

Just off Central dren. Funeral services will be conducted at 4 PM, Monday, August 10, 1970 at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home, 49th St. at 35th Ave. N.

with the Rever. end Harris DeWese officiating. Interment will follow at later date. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 PM, Sunday at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home.

SULLIVAN, Michael E. 77, 2529 Renatta Belleair Bluffs, passed away Thursday August 6, 1970. Retired post master from Park Ridge, Illinois, Survived by his wife, Louise of Belleair Bluffs. Rosary will be said Sunday, August 9, 8 p.m. at the Hubbell Funeral Home.

Requiem mass will be said Monday, August 10, 10 a.m. at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Largo. conducted by Father Gerard Finegan, Assistant Pastor. Burial will follow in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park, Clearwater.

Friends may call Sunday from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m., Hubbell Funeral Home, 499 Indian Rocks Rd. Belleair Bluffs. TEN EYCK Mrs. Florence 78, of 5985 38th Ave.

passed away Friday, Aug. 7, 1970. Born in New York City, Mrs. Ten Eyck came here 14 years ago from Pearl River, N.Y. She is sur- GREMLIN! LARGE SELECTIONFOR IMMEDIATE -DELIVERY NICHOLS BROS.

Your Authorized American Dealer 424 9th St. So. Phone 862-1693 OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY while the Alachua County School Board voted to appeal a federal court de decision handed down Tuesday in New Orleans that called for additional integration of predominantly black schools. M. In Fort Piarce, Federal District Court Judge C.

Clyde Atkins ordered St. Lucie County Schools to implement a desegregation plan drawn up by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, which pairs two elementary schools. 5 Plead Innocent To Drug Charges Times Bureau CLEARWATER Five persons pleaded innocent to drug charges Friday in Circuit Court arraignments; They are: Richard Rushing, 12848 Old Oakhurst Road, Seminole, violation of narcotic law; trial set for Sept. 10.

Jeanette Angello, 1515 Fifth Ave. St. Petersburg, violation of narcotic law; trial set for Sept. 2. Robert Burmeister, 1515 Fifth Ave.

St. Petersburg, two charges of violation of narcotic law; trials set for Sept. 2 and Sept. 9. James J.

Mullins, 13047 Gulf Madeira Beach, violation of Florida drug abuse law; trial set for Sept. 21. David A. Purdy, address not available, two cases of violation of narcotic law, one case of violation of Florida drug abuse law; trials set for Sept. 22, Sept.

30 and Oct. 7. Bumper Sticker Sale Restricted By Chief Smith The sale of bumper stickers from the complaint desk at St. Petersburg police headquarters has been banned by Chief Harold Smith. Explaining that city policy prohibits sale of anything in public buildings, Smith said he was not aware of the situauntil advised by City Manager Raymond Harbaugh.

The stickers, anti-hippie or pro-police depending on how you interpret them, read: "If you don't like police, next time you need help call a Smith said he has no objection to the stickers' message, just their sale in public buildings. The sales were promoted by the St. Petersburg Police Pistol Club Inc. The club is not connected officially with the department. Reed Buning FLORISTS Your Phone Is Your Charge Account ST.

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Deputy Supt. Gus Sakkis, who attended the night meeting in Pinellas Park, earlier in the day reported that Gibbs would be reopened in September on a limited basis offering industrial arts and vocational programs. THE PERMANENT future of Gibbs is undecided. biracial panel is on record voring reopening the facility as a comprehensive school providing both academic and vocational courses. In other action, the advisory committee, which has been odds with the school board its desegregation policies, voted to "vigorously oppose" the board's appeal of the ent court-ordered tion plan.

"THERE ARE other before the court involving same question, and it would appear to be an irresponsible use of our school funds," committee approved ment said. Meanwhile, about 100 dents from Gulfport met day night to discuss "cross busing" a spokesman said. Preliminary plans made for a "mass meeting" Tuesday at the Gulfport League field. FOR Funeral Information Telephone 896-3141 General Funeral Information Veterans and Social Security Benefits Information on Pre-need Arrangements and Insurance Interment, Cremation, and Calcination Shipping Arrangements to or from Other Cities A Public Service by on The fa- high at on presdesegregation cases the a state- resiFri- were Little GET TO KNOW EARL FAIRCLOTH TONIGHT 8:00 P.M. WLCY-TV Channel 10 Faircloth will put Florida first! Faircloth for Governor for by Faircloth For Governor Campaign Fund.

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