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ST. PETERSBURG TIMES FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1976 19B Mrs. Emma E. Wright, 82, active in clubs, socially Mrs. Emma E.

Wright, 82, active in St. Petersburg civic and social organizations, died Thursday (March 18, 1976) at her residence, 220 59th Ave. S. She the widow of Milton B. Wright, founder of Universal Fountain Brush now located at 205 15th Ave.

SE. The family business has been owned and operated by her son, Donald, since 1955. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Wright came here in 1934 from Summit, N.J. She was a member of All Children's Hospital Guild, the St.

Petersburg Lit- tle Theatre, St. Petersburg Yacht Club, Women of Rotary, St. Petersburg Garden Club and Bahama Shores Circle of the Garden Club. Surviving in addition to her son are a daughter, Mrs. Janet Turville, St.

Petersburg; three, sisters, Mrs. Louise Baum, Mrs. Grace Dickinson, Edina, and Mrs. Josephine Onderdonk, Tarrytown, N.Y.; four grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

Friday at John S. Rhodes, East Chapel, where services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, 'Mother Roxanna one of county's midwives Mrs. Roxanna Simpkins Donaldson, one of Pinellas County's "traveling midwives," and widow of Edward Donaldson, who operated a concession stand for many years at former South Mole beach in downtown St. Petersburg, died Thursday (March 18, 1976).

During more than 18 years, Mrs. Donaldson, who was known as "Mother Roxanna Simpkins," delivered about 500 babies. She was licensed by the Pinellas County Health Department, and with its midwife program until it was disbanded by the county in 1950. The program was for women living in rural areas who could not afford or were too far away from a doctor and a hospital. During those years, Mrs.

Donaldson made it clear that she approved of hospitalization but only for sick people people with heart trouble and all that kind of business." She later became a licensed practical nurse. A resident of 757 20th Ave. Mrs. Donaldson was born in Saluda, S.C., and moved to St. Petersburg 55 years ago.

She was a member of St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church, Pallbearers Grand Union Lodge, Royal Court No. 14, the American Woodmen, Sunshine Court of Calanthes No. 105 and Community Prayer Band No. 4.

ARMSTRONG, MISS ELSIE 89, of 1035 Arlington Ave. St. Petersburg, retired stenographer, Monday (March 15, 1976). Osgood Funeral Home. BISSONETTE, MRS.

HAZEL 74, of 4165 Park Pinellas Park, Thursday (March 18, 1976). OsgoodCloud Funeral Home. CUBIT, MRS. ROSALINE 70, of 11636 78th Ter. Seminole, former saleslady at Tiki Gardens, Thursday (March 18, 1976).

Baynard-Thompson Seminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home. DAVIDONIS, JOSEPH, 85, of 2227 34th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired grocery store owner-operator, Thursday (March 18, 1976). R.

Lee Williams Funeral Home. EMANUEL, VICTOR, 94, 1414 59th St. Gulfport, retired musician, Thursday (March 18, 1976). Feaster Colonial Chapel. FISHER, ARNEL 79, of 3221 21st St.

St. Petersburg, retired route marker for the Ohio State Road Department, Thursday (March 18, 1976). Gee Pitts Funeral Home. HASTINGS, MR. SHIRRELL AUDREY, 81, of 537 Central St.

Petersburg, retired sales engineer for Crane Packing Chicago, Thursday (March 18, 1976). E. James Reese Funeral Home, Seminole. HITZ, OTTA, 73, former service station operator in St. Petersburg, Wednesday (March 17, 1976) in Waukesha, Wis.

Erling Larsen Funeral Home, Waukesha. LISSY, MRS. BESSIE, 87, of 1143 13th St. St. Petersburg, a 45-year resident, Thursday (March 18, 1976).

Downs-Ford Chapel. MANSFIELD, MRS. WILLIE JEAN, of 1403 28th St. St. Petersburg, a 40-year resident, Thursday (March 18, 1976).

McRae Funeral Home. PIPER, HENRY HANCE, 81, of 5980 Shore Blvd. St. Petersburg, retired purchasing agent, Thursday (March 18, 1976). Fred H.

Kenfield Funeral Home. PIZZO, ANGELO, 90, of 7701 14th St. St. Petersburg, retired track foreman for the Pennsylvania Railroad, after 47 years of service, Wednesday (March 17, 1976). Suncoast Funeral Chapel.

PORTINGALL, MRS. MARIE, 78, of 550 First Ave. Petersburg, Wednesday (March 17, 1976). BaynardThompson Beach Memorial Chapel. ROCKWELL, EDWARD 76, of 5891 27th Ter.

St. Petersburg, retired construction worker, Wednesday (March 17, 1976). Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home. SCHROEDER, FREDERICK 79, of 1601 Scranton St.

St. Petersburg, retired instrument maker for ECI, Thursday (March 18, 1976). Feaster Colonial Chapel. WALLS, CARL 73, of 7020 Mango Ave. St.

Petersburg, owner and operator of Wall's Sundry Store, 2162 Central from 1948-1969, Thursday (March 18, 1976). Adcock-Rhodes, P. A. Funeral Directors. ADVERTISEMENT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS POSNO FLOWERS 347-1219 Use Your SEARS Revolving Charge Account BankAmericard Master Charge accepted Pasadena Ave.

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(St. Petersburg) Phone 896-31-11 courts police Boy, 14, aids police in pornographic material crackdown Compiled from AP. UPI MRS. EMMA WRIGHT with Rev. J.

Marvin Sweet Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Royal Palm Cemetery. Donations may be made to All Children's Hospital. Mrs.

Donaldson, licensed as a midwife. widow of Milton Wright Survivors include three daughters, Maxine Abrams, Mrs. Diane Hammond, Mrs. Ruth Williams, six sons, Andrea and Surrie B. Hammond, all of St.

Petersburg; Donald Simpkins, Hawthorne, Wesley Anderson, Ocean City, N.J.; Edward Simpkins, Philadelphia, and Leroy Simpkins, Washington, D.C.; an adopted daughter, Mrs. Ruth Williams, St. Petersburg; 18 grandchildren; a greatgrandchild and a great, great Funeral services will be at 4 p.m. Monday at St. Marks Missionary Baptist Church, with burial to be in Eternal Light Cemetery.

Creal Funeral Home, is in charge of arrangements. Alleged Sicilian 'godfather' Giuseppe Genco Russo, 80, reportedly one of the last big godfathers of the Sicilian Mafia, died in his native Mussomeli Thursday. Half blind from cataracts and broken in health, Genco Russo had spent the past four years quietly in his son's home. His troubles with the law spanned most of his life, including trials and exile. But he spent only a few years in jail because most of his trials ended with the judges saying they lacked specific evidence of criminal charges against him.

In the main trial he underwent in the 1960s he was accused with 17 other Mafia suspects of running the Sicilian end of a drug smuggling line to the United States. But the court dropped and sentenced him to three years in jail on the broad count of criminal association. Sicilians said he had gradually estranged himself from the Mafia underworld partly because he rejected some techniques of the new Mafia. Jack Palmer, songwriter Songwriter Jack Palmer whose most popular tunes included "Everybody Loves My Baby," "Jumping Jive," and "Just Another Love Affair," died Wednesday in Woodbury, after a brief illness. Mr.

Palmer's name never became a household word, but his songs have been whistled and hummed by two generations since he wrote his first folk tune "Silver Dollar" in 1920. "Silver Dollar" made a recent comeback in a commercial for a pancake syrup. Norbert Fryd, Czech author The death of Czech writer Norbert Fryd, 63, who described his experiences in the Nazi concentration on camps of Auschwitz, Dachau and Terezin, was reported Thursday in Prague. No cause or date of death were made known. A former member of the Pen Club presidium and a member of the Czechoslovak Writers Union central committee, Mr.

Fryd told of concentration camp life in the novel "'The Box of Living," which was translated into several languages. A journalist, he was also known for his books on Mexico and Latin America. Voting for Republican delegates TALLAHASSEE Republican district delegates will be elected today and Saturday at party caucuses around the state. Each of the districts will elect three delegates and three alternates. Democrats will elect 61 of their 81 delegates March 27.

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Sat. 9 to Noon Sat. 8:30 to Noon PHONE 391-9911 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. JACKSONVILLE A 14-year-old boy with braces on his teeth bought piles of allegedly pornographic material at stores in Jacksonville. He did it with his parents' approval and the help of police.

It was all part of a raid. As the result of the boy's undercover work Wednesday, 12 men were charged with possessing or distributing pornographic material. "We found a concerned citizen who was willing to allow his son to be subjected to seeing such material," said Sgt. James Pfeiffer. He refused to identify the boy.

"All of the stores he tried had signs saying that no minor under 18 years of age is allowed to enter or purchase such material," the officer said. "In one store he was asked how old he was and when he said he was 14, the salesman said, 'Well, I'm not supposed to do this and then sold him the material." Peiffer said an undercover agent an adult was in each store for the youth's visits and that one of the boy's parents was in the immediate area. The arrests were made immediately after the purchases. It wasn't the first time police here have used teenagers to make such purchases, Pfeiffer said. He said teenagers are used because it results in more serious charges against shop owners and operators.

"Many people feel there is nothing wrong with such material unless it gets into the hands of the kids," he said. "We know they're selling it to minors and this proves it." Prosecutor pushes FBI for evidence ORLANDO State Atty. Robert Eagan, worried about an approaching trial deadline, will travel to Washington Friday to try to hurry an FBI analysis of evidence in the quadruple murder case against furniture-store owner W. T. Zeigler.

Eagan voiced concern about delays in receiving "very important" ballistic test results on weapons recovered from the scene of the bloody Christmas Eve murders of Zeigler's wife, in-laws and a customer at his Winter Garden store. Eagan's concern centers on the state's speedy-trial law which requires that a defendant be prosecuted within 180 days of his arrest. Zeigler was arrested on Dec. 29 on four murder charges, giving Eagan only a little more than two months in which to prosecute him. Couple rescued after 4 days adrift FERNANDINA BEACH Their food and water gone and their 14-foot boat on the verge of sinking, a man and his wife were rescued after four days adrift in the Atlantic Ocean, officials said Thursday.

Albert Berry Tucker, 59, and his wife Phoebe, 62, of Brevard, N.C., were rescued Wednesday about 5 miles offshore near the GeorgiaFlorida border. Tucker released from a hospital in Brunswick, where he had been under observation. Mrs. Tucker was released after an examination. They went fishing Saturday with only a one day supply of food and drinks.

The boat's motor was damaged when they hit an underwater object and they could not get back to shore. No one realized they were missing until Tuesday, when the Coast Guard began a search. When a line of thundershowers passed over Tuesday, Mrs. Tucker said, they were able to catch rain to quench their thirst. A Coast Guard helicopter spotted them at dusk Wednesday.

Authorities said that as the two were hoisted into the helicopter, their boat sank. "WITH REGARD TO A CARD OF THANKS" Very often a card of thanks in the St. Petersburg Times and Independent meeis a need which can hardly be solved in any other way. Not only is it a gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes or memorials but courteously acknowledges the services and kindness of the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot be mailed or whose names and addresses are not known. A card of thanks may be arranged by calling Mr.

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AP A well-conditioned Barron Senate President Dempsy Barron (left) joins actor Peter Lupus of television's Mission Impossible, in some arm wrestling at a Panama City health spa. Barron was complimented on his condition even though he said he had to get in shape for the legislative session which opens April 6. Births- BAYFRONT MEDICAL CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Chris Imel, 6700 First Ave.

a boy, 2 pounds 5 ounces or 1 kilogram 050 grams, 8:30 a.m. March 14. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.

Wilkes, 5969 32nd St. a boy, 8 pounds 6 ounces or 3 kilograms 800 grams, 1:04 a.m. March 18. Mr. and Mrs.

Tommie Frazier, 2501 31st St. a girl, 7 pounds 4 ounces or 3 kilograms 300 grams, 5:10 a.m. March 18. Mr. and Mrs.

William Clemente, 200 78th Ave. a boy, 9 pounds 1 ounce or 4 kilograms 110 grams, 7:06 a.m. March 18. Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Henry, 1638 22nd St. a boy, 7 pounds ounces or 3 kilograms 360 grams, 3:10 p.m. March 18. Mr. and Larry Hood, 6415 58th Ave.

a girl, 8 pounds 1 ounce Mersi 3 kilograms 660 grams, 4:21 p.m. March 18. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin LaRosa, 5924 Dunfries St.

a girl, 7 pounds 10 ounces or 3 kilograms 450 grams, 5:08 p.m. Marchd 18. Mrs. John N. Peacock, 2738 Roosevelt Clearwater, a girl, 7 pounds ounce or 3 kilograms 180 grams, 6:51 p.m.

March 18. ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips 720 100th Ave.

a boy, 6 pounds 9 ounces or 2 kilograms 977 grams, 7:52 p.m. March 17. Mr. and Mrs. William Kramer, 875 Village Drive, Apt.

202, a girl, 5 pounds 14 ounces or 2 kilograms 665 grams, 2:12 a.m. March 18. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves, 4256 46th Ave.

a girl, 4 pounds 14 ounces or 2 kilograms 211 grams, 8:05 a.m. March 18. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Daffron, 8012 22nd Ave.

a girl, 9 pounds 1 ounce or 4 kilograms 111 grams, 1:01 p.m. March 18. Funeral notices CUBIT Mrs. Rosalind 70, of 11630 78th Terr. Seminole, passed away Thursday, March 18, 1976.

Mrs. Cubit was born in Philadelphia, and came here 16 years ago from Little Neck, L.l., N. Y. She was a former saleslady at Tiki Gardens, graduate of the Rayson Girls School of New York City; she received a Certificate of Service from the American Cancer Society of New York City. She was an Episcopalian.

SURVIVORS Husband, James A. VISITATION Friends may call at the Seminole Beach Memorial Home, 5100 Seminole Blvd. (Alt. 19) Friday (today) 7-9 p.m. SERVICES Funeral services will be conducted from the Chapel of the Seminole Beach Memorial Saturday, March 20, 1976, at 11 a.m.

by the Rev. John Ineson of Calvary Episcopal Church. Interment will be at a later date. BAYNARD-THOMPSON SEMINOLE BEACH MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME DALTON Mass of the Resurrection for Mrs. Ruth Dalton, 83, of 470 3rd St.

who passed away Monday, will be held at St. Mary's Our Lady of Grace Church at 10 a.m. today. Interment will be in Memorial Park Mausoleum. A native of Hartville, Ohio, Mrs.

Dalton came here 24 years ago from Danville, IlI. She was a registered nurse, served in W.W.I and was with the Veterans Administration for over 30 years. A member of Women's Overseas Service League, Rainbow Division Auxiliary, Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, Daughters of Isabella Circle 40, Danville, and St. Anthony's Auxiliary. She is survived by a cousin, Mary E.

Lewis of North Canton, Ohio. HITZ Otto age 73, of Waukesha formerly of 144 17th St. St. Petersburg, died March 17, 1976. Surviving: Wife, Lillian Morse Hitz, Waukesha; Sons: John (Marelene), Antigo, Otto A.

(Diane) New Berlin, Frank (Marilyn) Estancie, N.M.; Daughters: Mrs. John (Lauretta) Zipfel, Waukesha, Mrs. James (Gwen) Clabough, Garrett, Mrs. Duane (Elsie) Miland, Racine, Mrs. Gordon (Margaret) Smith, Waukesha, Mrs.

David (Sharon) Patryas, Castlebury, Mrs. Roger (Debbie) Sellner, Racie; brother, Bruno (Genieve), Waukesha; sister-in-law: Marie Hitz, Antigo; Also 33 grandchildren, 17 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services 1 o'clock at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Waukesha. Burial, Prairie Home Cemetery, Waukesha.

Visitation after 4 p.m. Fri. Erling Larsen Funeral Home and at the Church from 11 a.m. Sat. LISSY Mrs.

Bessie, 87, a resident of this city for the past 45 years passed away Thursday March 18, 1976. Mrs. Lissy was born in Chicago, Ill. and resided locally at 1143-13th St. N.

Her survivors include a brother Mr. Victor Pollak, Chicago, two sisters: Mrs. Polly Smith of this city and Mrs. Florence Roggenbau, New York City. Friends may call to pay their respects at the Downs-Ford Chapel Friday 2-4, 7-9.

Graveside services will be conducted at Memorial Park Cemetery Sat. 10AM with Dr. William A. Blanding of- ficiating. DOWNS-FORD CHAPEL 1045 9TH AVE.

N. 822-2024 LOCKWOOD Josephine M. At Toronto, Ontario on Tuesday, March 2, 1976. Josephine Macintosh, wife of the late William R. Lockwood, dear sister of Ralph Roderick Macintosh of Mississauga, Ontario, the late Aloysius, Angus, Fergus, Stella Goodrow and Margaret Greely; dear Aunt "Jo" of all her nieces and nephews.

Funeral took place Thursday, March 4, from the Rosar -Morrison Funeral Home, 467 Sherbourne Street, Toronto, to Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Cremation. MERFELD Mr. Henry E. 62, of 11033 Valencia Largo passed away Wed.

March 17th 1976. Mr. Merfeld was born in lowa and came here 6 years ago from there. He was Catholic. SURVIVORS Three brothers: Nick of Dubuque, Iowa; Raymond W.

of Largo; and Albert of Monticello, lowa; three sisters: Mrs. Loretta Brown, Edgewood, lowa, Mrs. Marie Miller, lowa City, lowa; Mrs. Bertha Janssen of Monticello, lowa. VISITATION Friends may call at the Seminole-Beach Memorial Home, 5100 Seminole Blvd.

(Alt. 19) Fri. (today) 2-4 and 7-9pm. Funeral services Interment will be in Monticello, lowa. BAYNARD-THOMPSON SEMINOLE BEACH MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME PIZZO, Mr.

Petersburg, Angelo, 90, passed of 7701 away 14th Wed. St. March 17, 1976. Born in Italy he came here 15 years ago from Indianapolis, Ind. A retired track foreman for the Pennsylvania RR after 47 years of service.

A member of Holy Family Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, Fara; one son Dr. Anthony Pizzo of Bloomington, 2 daughters; Mrs. Petrina Saladino and Mrs. Margherita Costatino both of Indianapolis, one brother, Sabastiano Pizzo of Sicily and one sister Josephine of New York, 15 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren.

Friends may call Friday from 2-4 and 6- 8pm at the SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL (7000-4th St. where there will be a Rosary at 7PM. Mass will be celebrated Sat. 10am at the Holy Family Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Calvary Cemetery.

SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPEL 7000-4th St. N. 525-1161 PORTINGALL Mrs. Marie, 78, of 550 1st Ave. St.

Petersburg, died March 17, 1976. Born in Germany, here 24 years from New York City. Member of the Pasadena Community Church. SURVIVORS: Daughter, Mrs. Henry (Dorothy) Gilbert of Newberry Park, and a sister Mrs.

Martha Sommer, East Germany. VISITATION: Friends may call at the Chapel on Friday (today) and 7-9 p.m. SERVICES: Funeral Services will be held Sat. March 20, 1976 at 11 a.m. in the Beach Memorial Chapel, 301 Corey St.

Petersburg Beach with the Rev. J. Robert Mackey officiating. Interment will be at a later date. BAYNARD-THOMPSON BEACH MEMORIAL CHAPEL 360-5577 ROBERTS Susan Lee, 32, of 13410 Dottie Drive, Tampa, died Thursday (March 18, 1976).

Born in Port Wentworth, she has lived in the Tampa Bay area since 1973, coming from Gainesville, Fla. She was a buyer for Maas Brothers, Tampa. She is survived by her parents, Millard S. and Thelma C. Roberts Sr.

of Lake City, a maternal grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Lee Lindsey, Lake City; 4 sisters, Mrs. Gwen Iding, St. Petersburg, Mrs. Evelyn Ullmann, Lake City, Mrs.

Muriel Rogerson, Jacksonville Beach, Mrs. Meredith Leckie, Pittsburgh, 5 brother si Shelby, Jackson, Lindsey, Lake City, Joseph, Savannah, Donald, Tampa; and Ronald, Jackson, Miss. as well as 6 nieces and 9 nephews. Graveside services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, March 20, 1976 at the Midway Church of Christ Cemetery, Trenton, with Roy Dicks of Lake City, Fla.

officiating. The family requests donations be made to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers. R. LEE WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME SCHROEDER Frederick 79, of 1601 Scranton St. St.

Petersburg, died Thursday (March 18, 1976). He was born in Jersey City, N.J., and came here in 1958 from Secaucus, N.J. He was a retired instrument maker for ECI, was a World War I veteran, member of Anona Teutonia Lodge 72 AM, and life member of New Jersey Consistory S.P.R.S., 32nd Degree. Survivors include his wife Alma; a son, John Columbia, a sister, Edythe Lassen, Brooklyn, N.Y.; five grandchildren, and father of the late Robert A. Schroeder.

Funeral services will be conducted in the Feaster Colonial Chapel, 1099 49th St. Saturday, March 20, 1976 at 10:30 a.m., with Rev. Paul W. Braver officiating. Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Friends may call Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. FEASTER COLONIAL CHAPEL 347-4151 WRIGHT Emma E. Wright, 82, widow of Milton B. Wright, passed away Thursday, March 18. She resided at 220 Fifty-ninth coming here forty-two years ago from Summit, New Jersey.

She is survived by one son, Donaid C. Wright, and one daughter, Mrs. Janet Turville, both of St. Petersburg; three sisters, Mrs. Louise Baum of Palo Alto, Mrs.

Grace V. Dickinson of Edina, Mrs. Josephine Onder donk of Tarrytown, N.Y; four grandchildren, Donald Wright, and Lawrence C. Tur ville of St. Petersburg: Susan Wright of Miami; Edward W.

Turville of Atlanta, and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 6:00 o'clock Friday evening March 19, at John S. Rhodes, East Chapel, 635 Fourth where services will be conducted by the Reverend Dr. J. Marvin Sweat, on Saturday afternoon, March 20, at 1:00 o'clock.

The family will be at the Chapel Friday evening from 6:00 to 9:00 o'clock. Interment will be in Royal Palm Cemetery. Memorials may be made to All Children's Hospital..