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1 11 2-A THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Tuesday. January 22. 1363 Deaths in Tampa and Elsewhere on Florida est Coast for her husband, John of Italy, died yesterday in lived in St. Petetsbu years, t'inelias lor live vears and Lareo tor 11 ney; a dHuanter, Mrs. anaa Russell.

Tampa: two brothers, LIVED IN FLORIDA AI St. John, Comic In Western Films, Dies at 70 LYONS, Ga. A trouper! "Fatty Goes West" with Mis. Biake was a member oi; Walter Spivey, Gibsonton. and Christ Metnodist Church ofjCoy Spivey.

Tampa: a sister. Petersburg. Survivors in-' Mrs. Marie Barber. Tampa, and elude a son.

Donald W. Peic. lour grandchildren. Lvnnfield. a Mrs.

Beatrice Theriac. Pana- Ll'CIOlS S. PICKERING suflke; and three giandchildieu. PL'NTA GORDA (By Staff Writer) Lucious S. Pickering.

JESSIE A. HAXTON g7. of 1002 W. Virginia Ar- TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS NEW HILLSBORO PLAZA WlMlical Davit Islands Dais Mabr Shopping Center Citizens Bld9. Downtown Tampa 1t Across from Tampa University Only Drug Items Available at Medical Bids, and Cititans Bids.

to the last, AI St. John, the c-emkal Fuzzy Q. Jones of West-! BAY Pl.NES (Special' Jess-e rmstron! Haxton 75 World "War vetPran dicd Sunday at from died Saturday. A retired farmer; nraormon umu Orangeburs. S.C..

he had Survivors include two du on-lived here for 12 years. Suni- ers Mrs. Carol Carm.rhael. Or-vors include three daughters. Dons Gdus' Mrs.

Gertrude Schultz of Punta Jackson three sons. r-ut; mond Ruskin, Stanley ern movies, died of a heart attack yesterday in the arms of his. wife. Flo-Bell Moore. The 70-year-old St.

John was stricken at his mntnl sc he buckle. Mrs. St. John said, In 1935, St. John appeared with Buster Crabbe in Zane Gre.Vs "Wanderer of the land." ,1 The St.

Johns made their, inome at tneir Double Ranch at Homosassa Springs, Fla. His: ashes will be deposited there i after private funeral sen ice a here today and cremation later! i 2 79 Reg. McKesson I l.atli awaited a personal appearance with his wile last night in near- Reg. 39c McKesson ScMlilllll Reg. 1.5025 Veterans Hospital here.

A na tive of Palestine, Mr. Hax came to this area from In diana. Hp was a retired Daint i-onlraftnr a mpmhpr of Christian Chureh: Mprrer Lodge No. 633, and Wingatc, Ind. Survivors in clude a sister, Mrs.

Myrtle Johnson, Wingate. ANDREW ANAGNOS PINELLAS PARK (Special) Andrew Anagnos, 79, of 5081 68th Ave Pinellas Park, died Sunday night at his residence. A native of Greece. Mr. Anagnos came here seven years ago from West Chicago.

111. He r-. was a rpttrn uaitpr Knrvivnrc: hv Virialia "He was eating a bunch of said his wife in tears. grapes 'llo iiicl 1 V. 1 jmci icu uti auu lie was dead" The popular actor, who made! his first movie in 1911, had gone on the stage in a chair to do a show at Leesburg.

Saturday night. He felt better i after the appearance and the; couple came on here for a show at the Vidalia American Legion Club. 'u a at Maeon, Ua. came neie iwu jcais ago uuiii St John was born in Orange if K' County. Santa Ana, Calif.

His Harrison Avenue He attended wife said his nearest other gunset Point Bapist Church viving relatives are Mrs. Minta' yvas a member of Army Durfee Arbuckle, Arbuckle's ri afa- San n. SB fir tnfiri FOR 1 for Qtf Mg. 2 -1 50 Shave for 100 I Vitamin HI first wife, and Raymond Price, son oi oi. juiius uC.

ihis widoWi Mrs. Elizabeth Jabe Mrs. St. John requested that, Brown; a son, Albert H. Brown instead of flowers, a check be jr Ohio: two daueh- 1 A A si.l After Lotion Despite his years, St.

John! sent to the muscular distrophy and his wife had made the 'fund, in care of Mrs. Fred ii.i 1,1. ner nusnand, Ben cason; include his Mrs. Hester Rrwn Pnv Snrin-s. and Mrs i UllCH Ul I 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1.

unn, cjim nf misltnma V. 1 1 1 1 UUUUIll 1 V' II I Ll 11 1 1 rHr xu-Vornt 0r Homestead. Georce Pickcrina "oyd Marion and E. E. Pickering of Jacksonville, and a brother, F.

H. Pickering of Heath Springs, S.C. MRS. MAMIE CASON LAKELAND (By Staff Writer) Mrs. Mamie cason.

53. Route 3. died Saturday in Lakeland General Hospital. She 1 had been a resident of Lake-; ian(j 33 years. coming here I from Tennessee.

4 1 vi 11 A Kill UU VIVU 3 111" i Survivors in-1 t(hp. daughters, Mrs. Dorls Waldrlln of Fnrt Aivore. Mr Reba Higgins an(j Mrs. Mohela Gill, Eaton Park; 8 son' Cason of Lakeland; her mother, Mrs.

Norah Baker of Lakeland; a brother, Thur- nlan Baker of Lakeland; three islSiers Mrs- tttlel MeLeod and JOHN BROWN John grown. 77, Dover died yesterday in a' local hospital. native of Akron, Ohio, he had tjim.i ji" u.e a ber of the Natlonal Association v. 1 PepKodeiit 7 CI WW Haynes, St. Petersburg, Fla.

Funeral Notices BERRY, MRS. FLORENCE Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Berry, 34, oi 1025 Meadow Lane, Brandon. widow, Auagnos, rmeuas rsi, auu a brother, John Anagnos, West Lnica0 MRS. FLORENCE WEISS CLEARWATER (Special) Mrs Flnrpnrp AHpI.

Weiss 70 1724 Suffolk Drive, died Sun day at her residence A native iwwinusiv wriuoriae win DC ncia un morning at Trtu at th Stnupi-s fhaivl wtth'UOUn Reg. 1.00 McKesson Rosemary Pink or I5lue Lotion Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Weiss 1 wrs- ouie uougias of Lake-came here three years ago from I land- and AIrs' Marie Stalbey, Chicago, 111. She was a Lithia.

Reg. 1.6? McKesson Rosemary Hair Spray Reg. Pint McKesson Witch Ilaxel 11CU1CU IjllJUlUt 111C rnr.c 4L.iri iU. Reg. 98e McKesson Axon Cold Tablets Reg.

1.00 McKesson Rosemary Castile Shampoo SPECIAL PRICED COUPON ITEMS For TUES. ami WED. OXLY 3IAUTIIV Reg. 29c 1,000" CELLO TAPE Dispenser Roll and the Army and Navy Union. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Maude Brown, Dover; five stepsons. Joe, Billy and Herman aicpauno, uuc, umy auu unman Mm ff Lest Mm Plant City, and John Miller, Dover; two stepdaughters. Mrs. Betty Collins and Mrs. Shirley Lazo.

Tempa, and a nephew, Ed Brown, Odessa. MRS. SALLIE HOLLADAY Mrs. Sallie L. Holladay, 77, of 3609 52nd died yesterday in a Tampa hospital.

A native of Henry County, she had re sided in TamDa for If) vpars Mrs. Holladay was a member of the Ornnt Park p.a survivors include two sons. Walter B. Livingston and Robert Holladay, both of Tampa; one! granddaughter; five great-! grandchildren; four Edd-'Battle, Ralph Battle and Ludon Battle, all of and Henry Battle, Tampa; and one sister, Mrs. Lollie C.

Moore, Dothan. MRS. LONA NOEL Mrs. Lona Noel, 69, of rural Tampa, died yesterday in a local hospital. A native of Cincinnati, she had lived in Tampa seven years.

She was a member of the Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church in Cincinnati. She is survived by her husband, Floyd Noel, and two brothers, Wallace and Dwane Forste, Cincinnati. MRS. ROSINA SCOLARO Mrs. Rosina Scolaro.

72. 1903V2 15th a resident of Tampa for 50 years and a member of the Italian Club and rounds of U.S. air bases near London in Britain's ice and snow last winter. They also did television appearances from time to time, Mrs. St.

John said her husband's death came as arrangements were being completed for re-issue of pictures he made in 1914-16 with the late Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle, his uncle. Two of Fuzzy's favorites, his wife recalled, were "The Oath of Vengeance" and "His Brother's Ghost." He also liked Florida Auto Toll TALLAHASSEE UP) Jo seph A. Agresti. 69-year-old Rochelle Park, N.J., man, was killed yesterday, bringing to nine the total number of persons killed on Florida highways since Friday, the highway patrol said. Agresti was killed just north of Eau Gallie on State Road 5.

Killed 9 Injured 569 Killed to date this year. 60 Killed to date last year. 81 Injured to date this year 4.025 Injured to date last year 3,875 County Toll The Greater Tampa Citizens' Safety Council reports that accidental deaths in Hillsborough County through 10 a.m. yesterday (Jan. 21) totaled 4.

Jan. 1963 On job 1 Home 1 Traffic 0 Drowned 0 Miscellaneous public areas 2 ART in STEAKS I Cocktails Served All Major Credit Cards 5-12; Gun. m. BERN'S STEAK HOUSE 1208 South Howard 1 Pbone 253-9302, 252-3891 4 Bills. N.

BtTEbore Roral Hotel i 1- 1 4 4li'l' .1. i WvTi 45 it Limit 1 wCoupon MAUTIIV Reg. St. Regis RUBBER GLOVES a local nospiiai. is survivea by her husband, Gioachino Scolaro: three sons, Joe, Tony and Frank Scolaro, Tampa; one sister, Mrs.

Giuseppina Santoro, Italy; and nine grandchildren. RAYMOND Dl'NKEL Raymond Dunkcl 68. of Orlando died there Thursday. Born in Michigan, he lived in i Brooklyn, and Donald Napoleon, a Dioiner. two sisters.

.1 i toMr. Ovio, Mrs. Nina Placer and Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Lansing. 11 grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren.

MRS. HELEN HIRSC1IMANN Mrs. Helen Hirschmann. 74, Ml i Mai.nill Ave riiod Snn- Hll Tnmna hnxnilal Ana. I tivp of Austria and former resi dent of Ruskin, Mrs.

Hirschmann had just recentiy moved to Tampa. She is survived by her husband, Frank Hirsch- Mnnn' mann. a daughter, Mrs. Jay Moss. Tamoa: two sons.

Rolf R. Schnabl. Jacksonville, and Frank Schnabl, Dallas, and one grandchild. ALBERT CLARK Albert Clark, 62, 801 Grand Central, died at a local hospital Thursday. A native of Savannah.

he had been a resident of Tampa for 50 years. He was a retired carpenter. Mr. Clark is survived by a son, Orlando Clark, Tampa; three sisters, Mls- John Carter and Miss Viola Clark, Savannah, and Mrs. Sara Brown.

Brunswick, anri tun hmihers Opoicp Clark. Savannah, a Frank Clark, Denver, Colo. Randolph O. Norcross. 37, Ocala.

Carmen Simonetti, 71, Belle-view. Moses H. Dingle, 67, Fort Myers. Clyde J. Long, Dade City.

John A. Husz 66, For, Myers. Xonnan A. Clark W. Dora.

Best, 74, Fort Myers. Burgess, 69, Mount Joseph Vukovich, 65, Port Charlotte. Mrs. Willa Casterton, 83, Port i Charlotte. Joel Roy Paugh, 57, Waldo.

A. Britt, 10 months, Gainesville. Mrs. Flora Torrens, 89, Zephyrhills, John M. Gear, 64, Zephyrhills.

Mrs. Lillian E. Carnes, 73, Punta Gorda. Mrs. Elizabeth Weiskircher, 84, Fort Mvers.

Roy E. Bowen, 68, Clewiston. Frederick C. Heiles, 73, Port Charlotte. Mrs.

Lenora Gainey, 80, Cross City. Willie A. Siiemore, 48, St. Catherine. 1 Mrs.

Helen Tooker, 59, Bradenton Beach. Mrs. Blanche W. Ward, 69, Avon Park. Mark Robinson 63, Sebring.

Oliver S. Amerman, 71, Bartow. Elmer Hansen. 75, Lakeland. Mrs.

Emma N. Hanford, 77, Lakeland. Mrs. Cora M. Norman, 67, Haines City.

Mrs. Elma C. Cody, 91, Babson Park. Shelton was a graduate of Furman University in Greenville, S.C, where he majored in English. He taught high school in Fort Lauderdale and Fort Pierce, and also was a statt mem her of the ort Pierce Daily News Tribune.

He joined the Daily Star in 1956 as associate editor. In June, 1961, he was named editor. DIAMONDS nod Ifwelry Ltd Uncliimtit la Our Uan Dept. Naw Bains Liauidiitaa. MILLS JEWELRY and LOAN 503 Franklin St Letf In Buntini Stifn af Tasiaa" Phone 245-2281 toftUte Party Nerds Chiirt Tables Silverviarc UNITED RENT-ALLS 108 E.

Columbus Or. Ph.229-577 I CyST, Tg LMiSgl Special" Flowers From Ml vviei ber of First Congregational i Church, Oak Park, 111. Sur'iv-i ors include her husband, John Weiss. Clearwater: twoi daughters, Mrs daughters. Mrs.

June Holmes. 1 Memphis. Mrs. Rosemary Lepley Kalamazoo and a sister, Mrs. R.

O. Bliss. Akron. Ohio. ANDREW P.

HUTTOX BAY PINES (Special An drew Parker Hutton, 69, World AiA Mar I veteran died Sunday -at. Philadelphia, Mr. Hutton came to this area five years ago from Pennsylvania. He was a retired electrician, a Protestant and a member of the YMCA. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs.

Emma Hutton, Bellmore, L.I., N.Y. MRS. RUBY B. BURNEY Mrs. Ruby B.

Burney, 52, of rural Tampa died yesterday at local hospital. A native of Moffitt, she had lived in the Tampa area for 3C years. She was a member of the Harney Baptist Church. Survivors in- Funeral Notices SARGENT. WILLIAM CHARLES Funeral services ft- William Charles Sargent, 42, of Dade City, who died Saturday, will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the First Baptist Church with the Rev.

Lamar Brooks officiating. Interment will be in Floral Memory Gardens. Active pallbearers are A. L. Burch, Thomas S.

Green Robert W. Kean, Walter C. Miner, Benjamin V. Paace and A. L.

Phelps. His friends will serve as honorary pallbearers. Coleman and Ferguson Company Is in charge. SCOLARO, MRS. ROSINA Funeral services for Mrs.

Rosina Scolaro. 72, of 1903H 15th will be held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Chapel of Lord Fernandez Funeral Home. Interment will be in L'ljnione Italians Cemetery. Rosary services will be held Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Lord Fernandez Chapel. Active pallbearers: Frank P.

Settecasi, Nelson D'Amico, Frank Pitisci, Philip Bruno, John Scolaro and Frank Scolaro. Honorary: Dr. J. D. Scolaro and Tony Valentl.

SMELTZER, MRS. Ml'RIEL Funeral services for Mrs. Muriel Smeltzer age 68, 4851 Gandy will be held at 10:01) clock luesday morning at Curry's Funeral Home, 605 MacDill Ave. Mr. Vance E.

Nelson resident pastor of Guernsey City, wui officiate. Final services and in terment will take place in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Saturday, January 2btn, under tne direction ot me Flanner and Buclunan Mortuary. STAYER, DR. GLENN EMORY Graveside services for Dr. Glenn Emory Stayer, 53, of 959 Linwood Rri.

Birmingham. a former' resident of Tampa, will be 1 Wednesday morning at 10:00 o'clock in Mvrtle Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. The. Rev. W.

S. Bozeman, pastor of the First Methodist Church, will officiate. Survivors include a daughter. Mrs. William Vinson Wood; a son, Mr.

William B. Stayer, both of Birmingham; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Marstulis, Chicago, two brothers, Mr. William D. Stayer, San Francisco.

and Mr. Carl A. Stayer, Tampa; stepmother, Mrs. Sadie R. Stayer, Tampa.

Arranee-ments are by the B. Marion Reed Co. Funeral Home, Plant Ave. at Piatt St. TILLMAN.

MRS. MILLIE MAE Funeral services for Mrs. Millie Mae Tillman. 68. of the Mudlake Road.

Turkey Creek, who passed away Sunday nieht in a local hospital after a brief illness will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church with the pastor, Rev. John R. Stanley officiating. Interment will follow in Highland Memory Gardens.

Apopka, Fla. Those selected as pallbearers are Wilson Frasler, B. T. Powell, Rad Nelson, John Cressler, Dan Cressler, Bill Smith and Ray mond Holoway and are asked to MRS. AGNES A.

FREEMAN CLEARWATER 'By Staff; Writer) Mrs. Agnes Ann Freeman. 76, 909 Jasmine Way. died yesterday at a nursing home. She had lived here since 1923.

coming from Canada. She was a member of the Episcopal Church. Survivors include two sons. Sidney C. Starr and John F.Starr, both of Clearwater; a daughter.

Mrs. O. M. Erickson, west narwicn. iour two great-grand-; imuieii.

im rranK cecser, waimuKuc Wis. ALBERT H. BROWN CLEARWATER By Staff vtrueii OKI. rtiuen n. diuuii U.S.

Army (reU. 59, 1935 jMacomber died SundavinlV u.i.i A Morton plant" Hospital. He i tomo -jex Survivors include jfrs Robert Kirwan, and Miss Patricia Ann Brown, Clearwater; six grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and his mother, Mrs. Bessie M. Walters, Clearwater.

JOHN II. STEWART LARGO (By Staff Writer) H. Stewart. 67 1429 i Teresa Drive, died Sunday at! Plant Hnsnital Hp had Onon riant nospildi. fie nau -lived here a year, coming from Xulsa Okla Survivors include Ilulsd his WldOW, Mrs.

Clarice Stewart MRS. MARGARET t. oLAikti LARGO (Special) Mrs. Mars -Mrs. Mars garet Frances Percy Blake, 83 died Sunday in a Largo nursing home following a long illness.

A native of Canada, she had Funeral Notices LONG. CLYDE J. Funeral services for Clyde J. Long of Washington, D.C., who died Saturday will be held Wednesday at 4 o'clock in the Coleman Ferguson Chapel, Dade City. Interment will be in the Dade City Cemetery.

Survivors include his widow. Mrs. Jo Overstreet Long of Washington, D.C.i mother, Mrs. J. D.

Long of Breman, and a sister, Mrs. Hazel Goldln of Buchanan, Ga. NfcAL, WILLIAM ALFRED William Alfred Neal, 82, a prominent formei resident of Arcadia, passed away at a Bradenton nursing home. Mr. Neal had made his home with his daughter, Mrs.

James I Carney in recent years at 1605 Fourth Palmetto. A native oi Anderson County, South Carolina, he came to Arcadia in 1916, where he was very active in road construction projects, the citrus industry, and the lumber business. He was a membet of the Arcadia First Presbyterian Church including Sunday School teacher, superintendent of Sunday school, church treasurer and member of the board of elders. Mr. Neal was a director of the Palmetto Lumber Company, and director of the Wells Fruit and Live Stock Co.

He was a director of the old Nocatee-Manatee Crate Co. and the Florida Citrus Mutual. A cily councilman for several terms of office on the Arcadia City Council and a charter member of the Arcadia Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Neal was very active in Boy Scout work, serving on the Sunniland Council of this organization, and was presented the silver beaver award in person by Daniel Beard, founder of the Boy Scouts of America.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Vera Wells Neal; two daughters, Mrs. A. R. Macfadden, Howard County, Maryland, and Mrs.

James 1, Carney of Palmetto, and one son. Col. W. A. Neal of Arcadia; sisters.

Mrs. Frank Gunn, Mrs. T. H. Latham and Mrs.

Jcfl Hunt of Columbia. South Carolina; Mrs. A. F. Inbv, Atlanta; Miss Martha M.

Neal of Ft. Lauderdale, Mrs. M. R. Boyce, Clearwater, Florida, and nine grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held from the First Presbyterian Church of Arcadia at 3:00 on Wednesday, conducted by Dr. J. J. Martin, pastor of the church. Interment will be in the Arcadia Cemetery with members of the board of deacons and members of the board of elders of the church serving as pallbearers.

The remains will lie in state at the church from 12:00 noon until 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday. The family would prefer memorial contributions to the building fund of the church in lieu of floral offerings. NOEL. MRS.

LONA Funeral services for Mrs. Lona Noel. 69, of rural TamDa. will be conducted Wednesday morning at 10:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home 3R00 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev A. A.

Butner, pastor of the Six Mile Creek Baptist Cnurcn, officiating, interment wiil follow in Orange Hill Cemetery. NYDEGGER. MRS. ROBERTA MAE Funeral services for Mrs. Roberta Mae Nydegger.

55, of 191 Corsica will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the B. Marion Reed Co. Funeral Home, Plant at Piatt with Rev. Walter B. Pas-siglia, pastor of St.

John's Presbyterian Church officiating. Graveside services will be held at 4:30 o'clock at the Palm Cemetery. Winter Park, Fla. Active pallbearers are: R. L.

Chastain. W. G. Leavell of Tampa. W.

J. Hamrick. Jacksonville. H. W.

Truitt and H. Spears. Orlando. L. E.

Conner, St. Petersburg. H. M. Harrell, Gainesville and E.

W. Fitzgerald, Lakeland. Honorary pallbearers are all employes of Gulf Life Insurance Co. PARSON, LT. COL.

FLOT L. Funeral services for 14. Col. Floy L. Parson (Retired), H.

of 3810 Drexel Avenue, wiil be conducted this morning at 9:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev. Merton H. Wilson, pastor of the First Church of Na2arene, Clearwater, officiating. The remains will be sent to Lake Charles, Louisiana, for interment in Lake Charles. PONTON.

ROBERTO Funeral services for Mr. Roberto Ponton, 39, of 2711 Bel Aire Circle, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Chapel of Lord Fernandez Funeral Home, with the Very Rev. G. Ralph Madson, of House of Prayer Episcopal Church, ofliciating. Interment will be in Centre Espanol Memorial Park Cemetery.

RAISE RONALD Funeral arranee-l ments for Ronald Rainey will be held! on Tuesday, Jan. 22. at 10 a.m. at the chapel of the woodwara-i-owtner Funeral Home In Holly Hill. Graveside services will be held at 4:30 p.m.

at Wauchula Cemetery, with Rev. William T. Mulcay In chaise. Ronnie was instantly killed early Sunday morning in an automobile accident near Daytona Beach. Survivors include his mother, Mary Rainey Wheeler; two sisters.

Mrs. Mary Sue Smith and Miss Harel Rainey: three brothers, Thomas B. Rainey, Patrick Rainev. and Ed Wheeler; and his stepfather. E.

V. Wheeler. ROBINSON, MARK. SR. Funeral services for Mark Robinson age 63, formerly of Sebring who passed away early Monday morning will be held at the Stephenson Funeral Home Chapel in Sebring Wednesday morning at 10.30 with the Rev.

M. M. Mo-Farland officiating. Interment in the Puiecrest Cemetery in Sebring. THE TAMPA TRIBl'NE Published every morning by The Tribune Company from The Tribune Building.

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Harry Vane, pastor of me ueii anoais capim inurra, ficiatin. Interment will follow jn Garden of Memories. Pallbearers are Ede E. Ford, Delbert L. Bell- flower, WUbert J.

Dennis, Hugh L. Bomar, Artie E. Montgomery, and Lurus B. Lionovan. Arrangements BLAKE.

MRS. MARGARET FRANCES PERCY Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Frances Percy Blake, 63, of Panasoffkee. will be held Thurs day at 2 P.M. In Memorial Park i emeiery, ai.

reiersuuig wun me Rev. Paul R. Horton officiating. Page Theus Crabb Funeral Home, Leesburg, Fla. In charge.

BROWER, ALFRED JOSEPH Funeral services for Mr. Alfred Joseph rower, 76. of Mango, will be held this morning at 10:00 o'clock at Jennings Funeral Home, corner of Sligh and Nebraska with Elder John R. Stanley, pastor of the Plant City Seventh Day Adventist Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Garden of Memories Cemetery.

BROWN, JOHN Funeral services for Mr. John Brown, 77, of Dover, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at Jennings Funeral Home, corner of Sligh and Nebraska Aves. with Rev. James R. Hockinsmilh, pastor of the Church of God, Temple Terrce officiating.

Interment will follow in the Dover Cemetery where military services will be conducted by American Legion Seminole Post No. 111. BCRNEY. MRS. KfBY B.

Funeral services for Mrs. Kubv B. Burney. 52, resident ot Route 2. Box 104, Tampa, who passed away early Monday morning at a local hospital, will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from the Chapel of Wilson Sammon Company Funeral Home, with Rev.

E. N. Hansen, pastor of the Harney Baptist Church, to officiate. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers: Ferris McDonald Dan Prescott.

William Fillyaw, Bill Crews. Ferris McDonald and Clii ford DeFout. CLARK. for AI ALBERT Funeral services trt Clark, ase 62, 801 Grand! will be held Wednesday Central morning at 1U at the cnapet ot Walters-Howard Funeral Service, opposite the University of Tampa, with the Rev. M.

G. Perry, retired Baptist minister, to officiate. Interment in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. HIRSCHMANN. MRS.

HELEN Fu neral services for Mrs. Helen Hirschmann, age 74 304 S. MacDill will be held at 4:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Curry's Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDill Ave. The Reverend Carroll E.

Simcox. rector of St, Mary's Episcopal Church, will officiate. Cremation will follow. THE FAMILY REQUESTS THAT FLOWERS PLEASE BE OMITTED. HOI.

LAD AY. MRS. SALLIE L. Mrs Sa.be L. Holladay, 77, of 3609 52nd Street oassed awav Monday morning in a local hospital.

Mrs. Holladay will lie in state at the F. T. Blount Com pany Funeral Home, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, until 9 o'clock Tuesday night. She will then be sent to the Ward Ic Wilson Funeral Home In Dothan, for final services and interment in Prospect Cemetery.

JONES. WILLIAM J. Funeral services for Mr. William J. Jones, t5, of Groveland, will be held Wednesday at 3 P.M.

In the Midway Baptist Church with the Rev. Allison Story officiating. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Groveland. Page Theus Crabb Funeral Home, Leesburg in charge.

MIXON, JAMES A. Funeral services for Mr. James A. Mi.on, 43, of 191o E. Broad will be held Tuesday morn ing at 11:30 at the LI Bethel Baptist Church with the pastor.

Rev. J. Earl Lewis, officiating. Pallbearers will be Jimmie Stokes, Richard Wright, Harry Wood. Bill Hughes.

Jerry Peters and K. R. Bee. Honorary pallbearers will be. D.

A. Tilman, Bill Baxley, N. C. Coe, W. W.

Morgan, Norman Murry, D. D. Castleberry. Don Larder, I. F.

Hover, E. A. Moore, W. D. Havvrr T.

E. Whitley. L. C. Chiles and T.

Daniels. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by the Jennings Funeral Home. Phone 223-4902 1 JQ jj jS Through 12363 SHELBY, N.C. (UPD Richard L.

Shelton, editor of the Shelby Daily Star, suffered a fatal heart attack here yesterday just one hour after he participated in a physical fitness program. Shelton. 37, suffered the attack at 9:30 a.m. at his home. He was rushed to a hospital where he died an hour later.

He had no history of heart trouble, his family reported. The young editor, a native of Gaston County, had jogged a mile with a group of businessmen at 7:30 a.m. in what was part of a citywide recreation program which began last week. Shelton, who served as editor of the afternoon daily for about 18 months, was an avid supporter of the physical fitness program and helped organize it. Part of the program, designed mainly for businessmen, 'called for participants to run a mile three times a week.

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Tillman, Turkey health" right Up Until his one daughter, Mrs. Edna Holloway, Vj 1 a io Seffner; four sons, Roy F. Tillman.) death. They Said he played 18 Apopka; James B. Tillman, Cocoa holes of golf SuPdaV.

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Tillman, Lexinft-i ton, N.C; two sisters, Mrs. Thamie Crews, Orlando, Mrs. Fred Bring-hurst, Opp, also seven grandchildren. Arrangements are under direction of Haynes Funeral Home, Plant City. TRAHET.

MRS. GLADYS P. Private funeral services for Mrs. Gladys P. Trahey, 59.

of 5811 First Street, Ballast Point, will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel. Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev. Charles D. Hutchins, pastor of the Interbay Methodist Church, officiating. Cremation will follow.

WALKER. MRS. RITA OPHELIA Funeral services for Mrs. Hita Ophelia Walker. 78.

of 310 E. Kirby will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Chapel of Jennings Funeral Home, with Elder A. D. Burch. pastor of the First Seventh Day Adventist Church, officiating.

Interment will be In Orange Hill Cemetery. WHITAKER. MRS. EDITH V. Funeral services for Mrs.

Edith V. Whltaker, 79. of 2112 Watrous Avenue, will be held this afternoon at two o'clock from the Chapel of J. L. Reed it Son, Bayshore Blvd.

sV Plant with the Reverend John B. Dickson, D.D., pastor of First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Fn-tGmbment will follow at Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Mausoleum. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Joseph Campo wish to thank their relatives, friends, National Guard, and Sears Service Co. for the many acta of kindness and sympathy shown during the recent bereavement of their loved one MRS.

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