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2 TAMPA MOUSING TRIBUNE. Wednesday. January 12, 1335 Funeral Notices AI FORD, MRS. MARIE HAZEL Funeral Man Who Governed Georgia James Swann Dies At 38 Of Florida Auto Toll TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 11 During Leo Frank Case Dies 4' 1 services for Mrs.

Mane Hazel 44, of Brandon, will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Brandon Baptist Church, with The Rev. lorn Broomall. pastor, officiating, assisted by The Rev. J. J.

Dorough. pastor of Dover Baptist Church. Interment will be in New Hope Cemetery, Brandon. Active pallbearers will be Garvin Lums-rien. Caarles Lumsdcn.

L. P. Lampp, J. E. McLean.

C. Wilder and William Brady. Honorary pallbearers: J. A. Ftter, W.

H. Alderman, J. W. Baker, V. L.

Drauehn, M. H. Ledbetter, Berlie Drawdy, George Chestnut. A. J.

Twitty, Carl Howe. Roy Spivey. H. D. Baldwin and the deacons of Brandon Baptist Church.

Heart Attack 'fh LP) The death of four Negroes in a traffic accident miles east of Lake City yesterday boosted Florida's traffic toll for the new year to 26. The four were: Ver dell McQueen, 34, Gertrude Heath, 45, and Beatrice Kelsey, 40, all of Jacksonville, and Mariah Saunders, 70, Lake City. The Florida Highway Patrol's casualty report for the 24-hour period ended at 4 P. Killed 4 Injured 81 Killed to date this year 26 Killed to date last year 36 Injured to date this year 703 Injured to date last year 569 AYCOCK. STEPHEN O'CAIN Funeral services for Stephen Cain Aycock.

infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Aycock. of Fort Meade, who passed away Tuesday morning, will be held Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock at Southerland Funeral Home Chapel, Fort Meade. The Rev.

Wayne Owens will officiate. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. 1 capitol and governor's mansion in protest. National Guardsmen and friends of the governor stopped the crowds. Later a group seized Frank from the penitentiary at Milledgeville and lynched him.

Family Prominent Slaton was a member of one oC Georgia's most prominent families. His father, Maj. W. F. Slaton.

brought the family to Atlanta from Meriwether County soon after the former governor was born. The former governor graduated from Atlanta Boys High School when he was 14 and went to work as an office boy for various law firms. Three years later he entered college and graduated with first honors from the law school of the University of Georgia in 1886. He entered law practice and served as a member of several outstanding law firms. He was president of the Georgia Bar Association in 128-29 and served for 29 years as chairman of th State Board of Law Examiners.

ATLANTA, Jan. 11 ITJ Former Gov. John M. Slaton, Georgia's governor 40 years ago, died today in an Atlanta hospital. He was 88.

Slaton, an Atlanta resident nearly all of his life, died of a cerebral blood clot. He had been active in Georgia politics and law for more than 65 years and was at work in his law office Wednesday, the day before he became ill. Slaton was elected to the Georgia house in 1896 and later served as president of the Senate. He was acting governor for a few months in 1900 when Gov. Hoke Smith became a U.

S. senator. Elected In 1913 In 1913 Slaton was elected governor for a two-year term. It was during his administration that the celebrated Leo Frank case came to trial. Frank was convicted of slaying 13-year-old Mary Phagan.

Slaton commuted Frank's death sentence and mobs stormed both the CIAXI, ALEXANDER JOSEPH Alex ill Ex-Congressman Dies DIES AT 38 James T. Swann, Jr. DIES AT HOSPITAL Gordon Toole WASHINGTON, Pa Jan. 11. UF) Dr.

Henry W. Temple, 91, Gordon Toole, Businessman, Dies At 52 Gordon Toole, 52, Tampa businessman, died in a Tampa hospital yesterday afternoon. lie lived at 146 Bosphorus Ave. Mr. Toole was a member of the real estate and Insurance firm of W.

H. Toole and Sons and had been a resident of Tampa for the last 29 years. He was a native of Winder, Ga. He was a member of the Hyde Park Methodist Church. A member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, he attended Emory Uni-- versity and Georgia Tech.

Mr. Toole also operated a turkey farm at Brandon. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Helen Robson Toole; a daughter, Katherine Ann Toole, both of Tampa; four brothers, Warren H. Toole Tampa; S.

W. Toole, Asbury Park, N. Franklin Toole, and J. C. Toole, Tampa.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by J. L. Reed and Son. Patrol Officer's Father Is Dead Guy Washington Prater, father of State Highway Patrol Lieu-! tenant James A. Prater of Tampa, died Jan.

7 in Opelika, Ala. Mr. Prater is a former police chief at Palatka. Mr. Prater was buried at the Cairo Cemetery, Cairo, 'Georgia.

Survivors include two sons, F. G. Prater of Jacksonville and Lt. J. T.

Prater of Tampa; one daughter, Mrs. H. T. Coulter of Macon, one brother, W. Lamar Prater of Jacksonville; three sisters.

Mrs. C. E. Powell of Cairo, Mrs. F.

T. McCurdy of Jacksonville and Mrs. M. C. Mil-ler of Smithville, Ga.

ander Joseph Ciam. former resident ot Tampa, passed away at his home in St. Petersburg Monday night. He was captain U. S.

Engineers, World War and a member of Harvey W. Seeds Post No. 29. American Legion. Miami.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Maude E. Cianit two sons, Joseph Martin Ciani, St. Petersburg, and Faust A. Ciano, Detroit, two brothers and two sisters in Italy and five grandchildren.

Rosary services this evening at 7:30 o'clock iff the chapel of Ralph G. Cooksey Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. Requiem mass will be celebrated in St. Marv's Catholic Church.

St. Petersburg, bv The Rev. Thomas Anglin Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Interment will former congressman, minister and educator, died early today. Dr.

Temple was elected to Congress in 1912 on the, Bull-Moose ticket. He was reelected to nine more two-year terms on the Republican ticket. Ex-Marshal Graziani Of Italy Dies be in Memorial Park, with American Legion Post No. 14, St. Petersburg, in charge.

Deaths Elsewhere By Associated Press HORACE A. VACIIELL BATH, England Horace Annesley Vachell, 93, one of the most prolific writers in English literature who wrote his 100th and last book a year ago, and whose best known works were Quinney's and The Hill. Died James T. Swann, 33, of 2502 Watrous Tampa business man, died at his home yesterday morning following a heart attack. A native of Tampa, Mr.

Swann was president of Swann Products, cigar factory and mail order cigar company, at 314 Madison which he headed since his father's death about two years ago. He had real estate and cirtus interests. He served as King of Gas-parilla in the 1941 annual pirate festival and during its suspension of the World War II years. During the war he saw service in the Air Force, and attained the rank of major. He was decorated with the Legion of Merit Award, and three Presidential Unit Citations.

Commended For Valor The Legion of Merit commended him for valor while an intelligence officer serving in New Guinea at Port Moresby in 1942, when enemy aerial attacks and close proximity of enemy troops greatly endangered operations. Born Sept. 6, 1916, Mr. Swann was the son of the late James T. Swahn and Mary Cotter Lucas Swann.

He attended Tampa schools, Culver Military Academy, Wharton School of Finance, and the University of Florida, entering the Army on his graduation. While reigning as King of the Gasparilla festival, Mr. Swann married the former Miss Ruth Binnicker, who was Queen of the festival at the same time. He was a member of the First Baptist Church, Tampa Yacht Country Club, Merrymakers, The Exchange Club, Palm Ceia Golf Club, and the SAE Fraternity. Other Survivors MAIL YOUR ORDER TO "JANE LEE" OR PHONE TAMPA 2-7911 DONALDSON.

HENRI HOWARD Henry Howard Donaldson, age S3, of ltt4 Tenth Way, Sarasota, passed away Monday in a Sarasota hospital. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of F. T. Blount Company Funeral Home, with The Rev. Harris DeWese, of Tampa Heights Meth ROME, Jan.

11 Ex-Marshal Rodolfo Graziani, 72, an un-repentent Fascist who was Italy's "African Lion" before the British smashed his troops in World War odist Church, officiating, interment win Monday. DAVID I. DAY be in Mvrtle Hill Memorial farK. ran-bearers will be Neil Keesler, Van Gil-hert. Rohert Sanden.

George Succi HUNTINGBURG. Ind. David II, died of a heart attack at a clinic today. Floyd Keesler and Edward Brown. He I.

Day, 67, writer for newspapers is survived Dy nis widow, mrs. onsuna nnnalHsnn. of Sarasota: two daughters. Mrs. Qual Dickmn, of Ruskin, and and many farm journals.

Died Mrs. Jack Hardison, of St. fetersDurg: his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Donaldson, of Tampa: a brother. William Stripped of his honors at a war crimes trial, the grizzled old desert campaigner entered the clinic 15 days ago for an operation for ulcers. He appeared to be recovering until his heart Monday. DR. WIGHT L.

HOPKINS CHICAGO Dr. Dwight L. Hopkins, 55, professor of biologi Donaldson, ot Miami, ana sister, airs. Kay Wagle, of Sarasota. TAMPA LAKELAND Brothers cal science at the University of ENGLISH.

JAMES C. Funeral services for James C. English, age 72. a lifelong Illinois, Navy pier branch, and resident of Kast Minsoorougn i-ouniy uhn naunl iwiv in Plant City Tuesday weakened. Graziani, dedicated to Fascism to the end, commanded Mussolini's last ditch stand against the Allies in North Italy after King formerly at Duke University and will be held this afternoon at 2,: 30 Mundelein (111.) College.

Born in Virginia. Died Monday. o'clock at Dover Baptist cnurcn. ine Rev. J.

J. Dorough. the pastor, and Vittorio Emanuele III surren The Hev. u. a.

cnesune win oniciaic Intormpnt in Dover Cemetery. The fol Call lowing will serve as pallbearers and please meet at the church at 2:15 2-2137 24-0491 dered in 1943. Captured by Italian Partisans in 1945. Graziani spent the next KEYLETTS 2411 MacDill Ave. Phs: 82-2411 C3-5081 Nights and Sundays 64-6691 florist five years in prison or a military hospital.

In 1950, after a mucn-postponed trial, Italy's supreme military court sentenced him to In addition to his widow, Mr. rA 31-314! For ln 4M2 H. AlMiNlA AH. Mi MLMt mJ Swann is survived by three chil ran 310 W. Lafayette for FLOWERS Phone 8-1855 19 years for war crimes and treason.

He served only a few more months, however, before a gov ClOCK: W. 1-. i llllll, r. J. Walter Hendrix, Alvin Simmons.

Ray-ford Porter and Virgil Martin. The following will serve as escort and meet at the church at the same time: Percy Wheeler, Wesley Tanner, Osborn Griffin, Brvant Sheffield. John Gallagher, J. V. Walden, Duke Walden.

J. E. Griffin, George Williamson. Ernest Williamson, Dr. M.

R. Pope, W. S. Soarkman, Amos Sparkman, L. Jack Simmons.

C. S. Faulkner and Tom Gallagher. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary H.

English; sons. Toy English. Tampa, and Hullev English, Dover; sisters, Mrs. Abigail Morgan, Mrs. Pearl Gardner.

Mrs. Anna Freeman, all of Tampa, and Mrs. Maggie Lunn. Medulla: brother, Walsh English, Ft. Meade: three grandchildren and one great grandchild.

WeTls Funeral Home in charge of OURS EXCLUSIVELY! i A NEW INFLUENCE IN FASHION! The Little Projected Brim by Modern Miss 10.95 ernment amnesty freed him. Among the first to view his dren, Kathleen Swann, Terrell Swann, daughters; and James T. Swann, III, a son; his mother, Mrs. James T. Swann, all of Tampa, and a sister, Mrs.

Jackson K. Judy, of Alexandria, Va. elk ft: body after death today were a i Teodorani, Mussolini nephew, and Prince Valerio Bor-ehese. war-hero nobleman who in Funeral services will be held 1953 succeed Graziani as leader of the neo-Fascist Italian Social Movement. Deaths this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the First Baptist Church Memorial Chapel, with The Rev.

Millard J. Berquist officiating. Pallbearers will be Curry Stephenson, Maynard Ramsey, Jim Cannon, W. Paul Vance, Sidney Wash, Guy Burnett, Julian H. Lifsey, and Serman Marvil.

The family asks that flowers be omitted. Burial will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery, CHEE'ON. GUT B. Memorial services for Guv B. Greeson, resident of 2630 Sunset will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from J.

L. Reed 4V Son rhppel. Bavshore Blvd. and Plant with Mrs. Rubv Wagner, of the Vmty Temple, to officiate.

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MRS. NORA Mrs. Nora Holder. 83, of 2807 San Rafael, passed away Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 11:30 o'clock at the chapel of F.

T. Blount Companv Funeral Home with Dr. Lorenzo D. Patterson, of First M-thndist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Mvrtle Hill Memorial Prk.

She is survived bv a daughter. Mrs. R. Stephens, of Tampa; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. lan, director, announced yester day.

Other reports to the con trary are incorrect, she said. LEMIRE, OCTAVE CHARLES Octave Charles Lemire, 73, passed away Jan. 10 at a local hospital. He had lived at his home. IRth and Lock, Dade City, the last 1R months, comma there from Busn SYMBOL nell.

where he made his home for eight vears. He was a native of Quebec. Canada. Survivors are a son, O. J.

MRS. NORA HOLDER Mrs. Nora Holder, 83, of 2807 San Rafael died Tuesday in a local hospital. She was a native of Springvale, and lived here for 24 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

R. O. Stephens, of Tampa; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. JAMES A. SARGENT James A.

Sargent, 61, of 1702 Annona died yesterday in a local hospital. A native of Lynn, he lived in Tampa for the last nine years. Mr. Sargent had served with the military forces in both World Wars, and at the time of his death was a retired U. S.

Navy veteran. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edna A. Sargent, of Tampa; a brother, Hazen Hamblett, of Weymouth, and a sister, Mrs. Earl Parker, of San Bruno, Calif, MRS.

MARIE H. ALFORD Mrs. Marie Hazel Alford, 44, of Brandon, died yesterday at her residence. A native of Nes-copeck. she lived in Brandon for the last two years.

She is survived by her husband, Albert G. Alford, Brandon; two daughters, Mrs. John O. Hevert and Mrs. Carl Glisson, both of Tampa; a brother, Elmer L.

Singley, Tampa; two sisters, Mrs. R. H. Bradley, Tampa, and Mrs. Dick Stoltonborg, of Birmingham, and two grandchildren.

MRS. B. JENNIE BRALEY NEW PORT RICHEY, Jan. 11. (By Staff Writer) Mrs.

B. Lemire. Dade City: a daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Lebeau. Detroit, and one sis-ter. Mrs.

Alice Ouimet. Pearl Beach Mich. Mass and services will be held i in Detroit. Thursday, the K.aul Funeral Home in charge. Arrangements by Coleman Ferguson company.

Ml HOPE MEEK. IRA MAY Funeral services for Ida May Meek, 70, lifelong resident of Dade Citv, who passed away at a local hospital earlv Tuesday morning, will be 1 held Thursday afternoon at ciock in Coleman and Ferguson Funeral Chapel, with The Rev. E. C. Tyner, pastor of First Baptist Church, where she was a member, officiating.

Interment will fol low in. Dade City Cemetery. Survivors are me moiner, ivirs. ixaunie a. i ii.

Dade Citv pioneer: one daughter, Mrs. Doris Stewart. Dade City; two grandchildren, Robert C. and Joyce Lee Stewart, Dade Citv; one brother, Frank Tait. Da8e Ctty; four sisters, Mrs.

Lula M. Jones. Dunedin; Mrs. Annie Ferrell and Mrs. Corinne Hancock, of if A ft Dade Citv.

and Mrs. Flora Christie. Tampa. Friends may call at Coleman Ferguson Chapel to pay their Flowers express man's hope for everlasting peace. Their delicate beauty and fragrance shut out doubt and darkness by symbolizing the love we hold for those we've lost.

And, because we love, we grieve. But, because we have faith, we look forward to immortality. To our soul's unspoken question on these solemn occasions, flowers whisper comfortingly, Jennie Braley, who came here 19 OHMSTEDE. I.OCIS WILLIAM Funeral services for Louis William Ohmstede. 74.

of 307 Bungalow Park, a resident of years ago from Cranston, R. died today at her home. She is survived by two sons, Solomony E. Braley and Clarence A. Braley, Tampa for 35 years, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at B.

Marion Reed Funeral Home. Piatt at Plant The Rev. R. E. Ackenhusen, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, officiating, with interment in Myrtle Hill Cemetery.

Pallbearers are H. H. Woodruff. R. V.

Summers, Aubrev Davis, Lyman Mallard. Fred Bodden and D. A. Calcy. New Port Richey.

MRS RUTH Van MILLER Mrs. Ruth C. VanMiller. 64, of V-' "Hope!" 211 S. Gomez, died unexpectedly yesterday morning.

A native of VIM Canada, she had been a resident like li fc.flowers fl But there is I 1 iS PI flourish and fade SARGEXT. JAMES A. A. Sargent, 61. of 1702 Annona passed away yesterday morning in a local hospital.

Time and of services will be announced later. Arrangements are in charge of Duval Funeral Hume. of Tampa for the last 10 years and was a member of the First Baptist Church. Beside her husband, Peter VanMiller, Tampa, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Janet Mary Hirschman, of something in their vital beauty that cannot wholly perish.

Tampa, one grandchild and one STEP-UP YOUR SPRINGTIME TOP-OFF YOUR CHARM! STYLE THE LATEST! SPRINGTIME HUES! When you can't be there with those who grieve, Flowers-By-Wire carry your sympathy across the miles. SMITH, WILLIAM ALEXANDER Funeral services for William Alexander Smith, of Plant City, who passed away in Bartow Monday, will be held Thurs-ciav afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Churcn of Christ. The Rev. Roy Lanier "will officiate. Interment in Turkey Creek Cemeterv.

He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Ethel Parrish, Plant City; sisters, Mrs. Minnie Rivers, Miss Okalle Smith and Mrs. Carrie B. Faria.

all of Haywood, Mrs. Thelma Norton. Tampa, and Mrs. Gladys Smith. Miami; brothers, Sgt.

Cecil E. Smith, U. S. Armv, Aberdeen, and Grady B. Smith, Plant City.

Wells Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. great-grandchild. MARY KNAPP BRADENTON, Jan. 11 (Bv Staff Writer) Mary Knapp, 59, teacher at the Oneco elementary school, died here today. A native of Strickersville, N.

this was her third Winter season in this area. She resided at the home of Mrs. Ralph G. Allen, Old Sarasota Road. Survivors include a brother, Ray Knapp, Buffalo, New York.

MRS. LENA GUEVARA loolr for tht famous F.T. O. Mtrcury tmblam." If idtnUliet th right thopil TT -EEZ MID HEELS 12M Hi- UMiutii-u Florists' Telegraph Dllvry Association, Headquarters, Detroit. Michigan Mrs.

Lena Guevara, 42, of Inglewood, died at her home there yesterday morning. She was a former Tampan, moving to Inglewood two years aeo SWANN. JAMES JR. Funeral services for James T. Swann, age 3ft, resident of 2502 Watrous will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from F'irst Baptist Church Memorial Chapel, with The Rev.

Millard J. Berquist to officiate. Interment in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers are Curry Stephenson, Manard Ramsey, Jim Cannon, W. Paul Vance, Sidney Wash, Guy Burnett, Julian H.

Lifsey, and Serman Marvil. Arrangements by J. L. Reed Son. The family requests that FLOWERS PLEASE BE OMITTED.

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