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2 MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER, Monday, October 3, 1977 Breakin Reported At South Marshall granddaughters, Margaret Krohn and Jane Krohn of Clarksville; and five great- grandchildren, all of Ark. Moss and Mrs. Mecryan Moss Fry, both of San Antonio; and one brother, John Marcellue Moss of Alpine. MR. ALLISON.

LINDEN Funeral services for Herschel Elvin Allison, 62, of Linden will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Center Hill Baptist Church with the Rev. Wilson Welch and the Rev. Davis Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Center Grove Cemetery under the direction of Hanner-Caver Funeral Home.

Mr. Allison died Sunday in a Dallas hospital. He served as pastor of Center Hill Baptist Church seven years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ora Allison of Linden; two sons, Royce Allison of Engleside and Jeff Allison of Linden three daughters, Mrs.

Doris Lance of Denison, Mrs. Carol Folley and Mrs. Jimmie Mae Jordan, both of Garland; his mother, Mrs. Ethel Allison of Linden; one brother, Bill Allison, of Longview two sisters, Mrs. Luther Fason and Mrs.

Lockett Kindred, both of Linden; and 11 grandchildren. Longview with the Rev. Wiliam S. Douglas of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating Mr. Moss, 79, of 300 Eastmoor died at 7 a.m.

Sunday at Marshall Memorial Hospital. Moving here from Uvalde, Mr. Moss was a resident of Marshall since 1960. i He was born in Nevada, Mo. and was a graduate of the University of Missouri.

Mr. Moss was a rancher and a civil engineer. He was a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church of Marshall. He was also a 32 degree Mason-Shriner-York Mason and a member of the "Springfield Masonic Lodge No. 303.

Mr. Moss was the son of Judge Josephus Renfro Moss of Virginia. His mother was Blance Russell Moss, a native of Lamar County. 1 Survivors include his widow, Jean Spivey Moss of Marshall; one daughter, Mrs. George' (Margaret) Buckstaff of Longview; two grandchildren, Leslie Ann Buckstaff and Russell Moss Buckstaff; two sisters, Miss Mary Blanche Eight minor accidents were reported to the police since noon Saturday.

Betty Hollins Davidson, 30, of 307 S. Williams St. was treated and released from Marshall Memorial Hospital following a one-car mishap at the intersection of Parker Street and West Grand Avenue. Mrs. Davidson apparently lost control of the 1966 Chevrolet, pickup truck she was driving, reports said.

She ran into a building at 2000 W. Grand Ave, Damage to the pickup was minor and damage to the building was estimated at $250. No injuries were reported in any of the other accidents this weekend, and damage was minimal, according to reports. A breakin at South Marshall Elementary School was under investigation today, according to Lt. I.

W.Hays. Two windows were broken in wooden doors at the school on Meadow Street, and two fire extinguishers were emptied in the hall. Nothing was reported missing. The incident occurred sometime Saturday or Sunday. Jake Matthew of the school staff reported the break-in to police about 4:15 pjn.

Sunday. A Saturday night theft ruined a barbeque for Brown of 1600 Grafton St. At 9:48 a.m. Sunday, Brown reported that a large amount of meat, which had been Cooking on his barbecue pit, had been stolen. The meat was valued at $30,.

according to reports. Gary Fieseler reported a theft at his home at 1305 E. Houston St. Sometime Sunday morning, 95 tapes, 12 albums and two citizens band radio antennae were stolen. MR.

POWELL LINDEN Funeral services for Conrad David Powell, 73, of Linden, were held at 2:30 pjn. Monday in the Hanner Caver Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Charles Russell, the Rev. Harmon Smith and the Rev. John Burkleback officiating.

Burial followed in The Center Grove Cemetery. Mr. Powell died Sunday in a Linden hospital after a lengthy illness. He was a native of Linden. Survivors include his widow, Lona Powell of Linden; three daughters, Carolyn Houston of Dallas, Mary Fielder of Shreveport and Romie Caver of Linden; one son, Billy Powell of Marshall; two sisters, Viva Skelton of Fort Worth and Vada Duncan of linden; two brothers, Harold Powell of Linden and Lewis Powell of Dallas; and nine grandchildren.

MR.PESLEY MOUNT PLEASANT- His six grandsons will serve as pallbearers. MR. RUSSELL Funeral services for Floyd Jefferson (Bud) Russell, 62, of Woodlawn will be held at 4:30 P-m. Tuesday in the Colonial Chapel of Sullivan Funeral Home. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.

Russell died at 10:15 P-- Saturday at his residence. A resident of Harrison County most of his life, Mr. Russell was born in Fruitvale on Oct. 6, 1914, the son of Louie and Nora Russell. He recieved his education from Woodlawn School and married Margaret Sherill on June 15, 1953.

Russell was retired from the United States Air Force and a member Worldwide Church of God. Survivors include his widow, Mrs Margaret Russell of Woodlawn, five sisters, Mrs. Rex (Virginia) Cawood of 1 reiersDurg, Mrs. uerae A. Moore of Beaumont.

Mrs. Er- nest (Ethel) Dorsey of Marshall, MrsrAcie (Mamie) rams and Mrs. Callie Moore, both of wooaiawn; -ano-a-numDer ot meces ana nephews. MR. MOSS Graveside funeral services for Mr- Joe Russe11 Moss will be held at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in the emory Park Cemetery in Firemen Battle 3-Hour Blaze Opportunity Knocks Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair MRS.MCWILLIAMS PITTSBURG Funeral ser-vicea Mrs. M. F. Mc-Williama, 84, of Bridgeport and formerly of Pittsburg, were held Saturday in the Erman Smith Funeral Home Chapel with the Revs. Clin Acker and Mike Reed officiating.

Burial followed in Macedonia Cemetery. Mrs. McWiliams died in a Bridgeport hospital Thursday. A resident of Pittsburg for 54 years before moving to Bridgeport three months ago, she was a member of the Methodist church. Survivors include her husband, M.

F. McWilliams, Bridgeport; five sons, Harvard and Haskell Lee McWilliams, both of Bridgeport, Jimmy Carroll McWilliams, Longview, Melvin McWilliams, Midlothian and Melton McWilliams, Mount Pleasant; three daughters, Mrs. Bill King, Fort Worth, Mrs. Jane Blanton and Mrs. Maxine Lusby, both of Irving; a brother, Marvin Roberson, Waco; 20 great- rv grandchildren, 11 grandchildren and two great-great- grandchildren.

MRS. JOHNSON DAINGERFIELD Funeral services for Mrs. Ira Henry Johnson, 68, of Henderson were held Sunday in the First Christian Church with the Rev. P. T.

Shaw, the Rev. F. C. Carey and the Rev. Emmltt Dickson officiating.

Burial followed in Dainger-field Cemetery. Mrs. Johnson died early Friday morning in Henderson following a brief illness. A Morris County native and one-year Henderson resident, she moved here from Gladewater and was a retired school teacher for the Gladewater Independent School District and a member of the First Christian Church-Disciples of Christ. Survivors Include three brothers, Charles E.

Henry, James M. Henry III and Harry Henry, all of Mineola; three sisters, Mrs. Lura V. Isac Pope of Henderson, Mrs. Una Dell Jacobs of Los Angeles, and Mrs.

Lydia Sampson of Mineola and her stepmother, Mrs. Beulah Henry of Mineola. MR. MILLIARD WASKOM Funeral services for Eugene Louis Milliard, 84, of U.S. Hwy.

80, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Waskom Methodist Church with Dr. Allison Cambre officiating. Burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery, Marshall, under the direction of Sullivan Funeral A native of Marshall, Mr. Hilliard died at 5:25 p.m.

Saturday in Marshall Memorial Hospital. 1 He was born on May 7, 1893, the son of Dr. Henry Irvin Hilliard and Mildred Baldwin Hilliard. He received his education from Marshall High School and Auburn University and married Annie Mae Jordan on March 14, 1917, in Marshall, He retired in 1958 from Southwestern Electric Power Co. in Waskom and was a member of Waskom United Methodist Church.

He had served as president of the Waskom Chamber of Com merce. Dresident of the Waskom iiivi vv. nuiiui ti vj iv i ujnuiu yons Club, a member of the waskom School Board, election inHooanri was artivo in farmino and ranching at the time of his death Survivors include his widow, Mrs waskom; two sons, Eugene Hilliard Jr of shreveport and Frank Vernon Hilliard of the Phiiinninos- thrpp arand. children Eugene Hilliard III of Hilliard of Louisiana State University and Miss Lilin Hilliard of the Philippines; one sister, Mrs. Myra Burton of Dallas; and several nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers will be Donald Duncan, Sam Cooke, Earl Rhoades Barry Rudd, Pat, Furrh, Bill Rudd, Mike Mc-Farland and Tom Frakes. MR. KROHN CLARKSVILLE, Ark. T-i fun.erai rervicra iur uruver "4 01 nrwue, i 2 P63 First Methodist Oiurch here. Mr foohn died Saturday in a ort Ark- nosPltal after a An Arkansas native, he was a retired farmer and businessman.

He was a member of the First Methodist Church where he was also a lay minister. Survivors include his widow Emma Krohn; three sons, Grover F. Krohn Jr. of California, Arnold R. Krohn of Marshall and the Rev, James W.

Krohn of Clarksville; one daughter, Louisa Krohn of Marshall; two stepdaughters, Jean Capehart of Roland, Okla. and Beatrice Bueles of Fort Smith; -six grandsons, Keith Krohn, Kevin Krohn, Kyle Krohn and Karl Krohn, all of Marsnau; ana Jonn worm ana James Krohn of Clarksville; two County To for Marshall firemen fought a house fire on Walter Lovely -amiuot-uiree-iwurs "ic "'the fireball shorlhrbefore 9 p.m7 C. 11 4.1.. 1 A and returned to the station three-hours later, having extinguished the fire. The house, owned by Laura Pyle, Rt.

6, Marshall, was being used to store hay, reports said. Public, Safety troopers Sunday. About 3:30 Chester Anthony, 21, of 2005 Lancaster St. collided with a red cow on Interstate 20 at mile marker 636. Anthony was not injured, and his 1976 Chevolet Vega received minor damage," according to reports.

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A 17-year-old Marshall girl was treated and released from Marshall Memorial Hospital following a two-vehicle crash on Marshall Leigh Road 3.5 miles northeast of Marshall. Simonetta Jeanene Webb, Rt. 6, Marshall, was driving a 1971 Dodge Charger west on Marshall Leigh Road. She tried to avoid hitting a small dog and ran into a JL966 Ford tractor-trailer The 18 wheeler was driven by Joseph Williams, 52 of 900 Higgins St. Damage to Miss Webb's car was extensive, reports said.

The The cause of the blaze was unknown and the amount of damage from the fire Jiad not been determined by press time. About 1,800 gallons of water were used to extinguish the firer Another fire call about 11:30 pjn. Saturday proved -to -be a false alarm, fire reports said. Five units from stations No. 1 and No.

2 responded to the call to -4103 Redwood Trail. Two units from station No. 4 answered a grass fire call about 5:30 a.m. Sunday. The roadside blaze occurred on Garden Oaks Road about one mile east of Texas Hwy.

43. The fire was reportedly caused by a discarded cigarette. About 75 gallons of water were used to extinguish the blaze. The fire department had a busy weekend, answering 14 emergency ambulance calls since noon Saturday. Usually, the department answers about four or five emergency calls in that period of time.

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Does your forehead become oily or greasy? How soog alter washing? Do you have dandruff? li Dry or oily your scalp itch? When? How long has your hair been thinning? Does hair pull out easily on top of head? Funeral services for William S. Bm)f ey. 59, of Richardson, OU1IU8, mourn Heasant with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. MrrPesley died ara pjnf Friday in a Dallas hospital following a brief illness. A.jusu)unrynanve,ne was a sales represenfafive.

Survivors include his widow, Mary of Richardson; one son. A m-i Jay of Richardson; his mother, Mrs. Lucy Pesley of Mount Pleasant. MR. ARNOUVTLLE MOREAUVILLE, services for Burk Ar-nouVille, 64, of Moreauville and formerly of Marshall, are pending in Moreauville.

Mr. Arnouville died at approximately 7 a.m. Sunday at the Veterans Hospital in Alexandria after a lengthy illness. A native of Louisiana, he lived in Marshall for about 10 years where he was a construction worker. He was an Army veteran of World War and a irc-nber of the Catholic church.

Sarvivors include his widow, Em'Arnouville; four sisters; one brother; a sister-in-law. Irene Hunter of Marshall; and a number of nieces and nephews. 400 An- Sunday: Mrs. Mary Rodefer, Repose Lane; Mrs. S.

A. derson, 114 Fisher Dr. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Larry Crooms, Rt 1, Scoggins, announce the hirthnf ariaiiuhtprat5 57n m.

Saturday, Oct. 1, 1977 at Memorial Hospital. FUNERALS Graveside services for Joe Russell Moss will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Memory Park in Ldngview. Arrangements by The Sullivan Family of Funeral Directors.

Funeral services for Eugene Louis Hilliard will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Waskom Methodist Church. Interment, Greenwood Cemetery, Marshall. Arrangements by The Sullivan Family of Funeral Directors. Funeral services for Floyd J.

Russell will be held at p.rn. Tuesday in the Colonial Chapel of The Sullivan Funeral Home. Interment, Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Patsy Jimmerson are pending with The Sullivan Family of Funeral Directors.

Hevs Of People rear wheels of Williams' tractor -were knocked off when Miss CARTHAGE Bids for repairs Webb's car glanced off the front to Panola General Hospital and of the tractor and hit the rear of for an automobile for the it sheriff's department were ap- Two Mesquite women were proved for advertisement bv the What percentage of hair remains on Any thin areas? Where? Any slick bald areas? Where? Panola County Commissioner's Court here today. Repairs to the hospital include an air conditioning system and roofing. Bids will be reviewed by the commissioners at a meeting Oct. 16. Bids for the sheriff's department vehicle will be considered" at the Nov.

7 LnJllbrJ Attach any other information you NAME ADDRISS CITY your EXTRA SINUS 259 feel .3 Million Budget I 1 TYLEflOL INTENSIN riETAI.lUCIL EXTRA STRENGTH CAPSULES $121 14 oz. STRENGTH MEDICATION $J64 99' B-D INSULIN SYRINGES SiniLAC WITH IRON Ready to feed. SMOKE ALARM By WATER PIK 7 $2698 treated and released from the hospital following a two-car mishap on Interstate 20 at the 643 mile marker. Jennifer and Joyce Bamburg received minor injuries in the incident happened about 4 p.m.. Saturday about 10 miles out from Marshall.

A minor accident was investigated by Department of Discuss from county ad valorem taxes of $2,918,731 and $408,849 in anticipated federal revenue sharing funds. The county judge said the proposed budget reflects an eight per cent salary increase for all county employes in order to cover cost-of-living increases. If the proposed 1978 budget figure is adopted it will represent an increase of $223,841 over this year's budget total of $3,103,739. CLINT EASTWOOD THE OUTLAW WALE5 an army of one. iH i NOW SHOWING! CINEMA rPtss lot Siiwlil ChKl IhMtn 11 SlOTtWK)' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions reported for Saturday and Sunday: Mrs.

Edith Culin, Karnack; Andrea D. McCall, 1905 Holland John W. Warnock, 608 Pitts Mrs. Mary Jane Kennedy, 2006 Turtle Creek Clarence Walker, 705 S. Callum Mrs.

Jimmie Gates, Woodlawn; Mrs. Deborah J. Matlock, 209 Nolan Arthur Foley, 210 N. Allen Paul L. Arron, 2410 Bryan Sherryl Orsak, 106 S.

Edwards SljJYed W. Schaffer, Karnack; Mrs. Frances McKinnon, 1406 E. Fannin' Suzanne Amy Young, Dallas; Henry B. Milligan, 1001 E.

Houston SL; Clifton Mitchell, RL Mrs, Henry Scott, 1106 Elm St. Tom Colvin, Rt. 1. Dismissals reported for Stock Representative interdealer quotations at approximately 11 a.m. NASD.

Prices do not include retail markup, markdown, or commission. Monday Mid-day Quotes -Volume 8,190,000 Industrials down 1.48 Transportations down .10 Utilities up .04 Air Products 241 Alcoa 44H 63i4 Braniff 9s Chrysler -16l'. Central Southwest 161 Dr Pepper M3 Eastman Kodak Ford 45' CM 70 Gulf 28v Harte-Hanks 32W IBM 2S97 McCulloch 3V Monarch Tiles IVitolW Pennzoil 2714 Phillips Petroleum 30s Sears S7 Texaco 28 Thiokol 2SH Entex 25 Witco SS3 Noon quotes courtesy of Edward D. Jones and Member of New York Stock Exchange, offices at Austin and Bolivar Streets, Marshall. Phone 07' 32 oz.

GAVISC01I NORWICH ASPIRIN The Harrison County Com-rnissiones Court will hold a public hearing at 9 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 13, to duscuss a proposed $3.3 million 1978 budget in the county courtroom at the courthouse County Judge Ernest Smith "said today the legally-required hearing will be held in order for the commissioners court to hear any complaints, recommendations or requests concerning the proposed budget. Smith said the proposec budget figure of $3,327,580 is a combination of expected income Dl I INI A II lU 4:45, 9:10 CLINT EASTVOOD TABLETS TOZ CATTLE WORMING PASTE $Q30 I I Box office cpsns 6:30 Cinema I- 7:00,9:00 1 5 gr. 250's prescription to 1 $322 64( KERI LOTION TIIERAGRAfl-M 130', $J49 OINTMENT oz.

$229 59 bring your Sir 1:1 Ml u.11 111 ni lluiiMVII M'AHTV l-l I t)MA 6.5 JOE SHAW, PHARMACIST THE DRUG SHOP MARSHALL PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PG) CIOKINI I M'MMAV Cinema THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES army of one. II QUALITY CONVENIENCE AT COMPETITIVE ivikv.