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17-A THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Thursday. July 17, W9 Tampa Area Deaths Linkletter Son-In-Law Said Possible Suicide Victim MKS. NICOLASA FERNANDA Survivors Include her daughter Police Chief Gene V. Stewart; Mrs. Nicolasa Fernandez, 05 daughters, a i Stewart, Mrs.

Ilortcnsla Leon; son, Cos tanlino Garcia brother of 242 1 Marconi, ralmctto Bench, died yesterday. A nntive Elizabeth Stewart, Anna Maria; son, James Edward Stewart, Anna Maria; a sister, and her dentally wounded himself Tuesday while cleaning a gun in preparation for shark-shooting. But detectives Investigating the case said it appeared to be suicide. HOLLYWOOD flJPI The shooting death of entertainer Art Linklcttcr's son in law, John Zwcyer, 33, was listed as an apparent suicide yesterday by the county coroner's office after an autopsy. The family had insisted Zweycr, an insurance broker and husband of Linklctter's daughter Dawn, 29, had acci of Santandcr, Spain, she lived in Juan Colls, Spain.

EDGAR M. YNES Tampa 67 years. Survivors in father, Leslie Nelson, Tampa. clude her daughters, Mrs. San Edgar M.

Ynes, 14. of 6220 clio Fernandez, Marietta, Hubert, died yesterday. He was and Mrs. Frank J. Perez, a native of San Juan, Pucrtc Tampa; paternal grundpurcnlH, Mr.

and Mrs. Marcial Ynes, Tampa; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Rosario Cabrera, San Juan, Puerto Hico, DEWEY DOBBS Dewey Ilobson Dobbs, 71, of 1520 W. Lambright, died yesterday. A native of Evergreen, he lived in Tampa since 1 9 3 9 Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Willie Bell Dobbs; sons, Edison H. Dobbs, William D. Dobbs, both of Tampa, Nolan K. Dobbs, Silver Springs, and Bruce S. Dobbs, Cocoa Beach; Tampa; sons, Joe Fernandez uieo, Survivors include his par ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Marcia Tampa, J. Duke Fernandez, sisters, Doreen and Lourie Ynes, both of Tamoa Marietta, and Julian Fernandez, Miami. MRS. ANTONIA GARCIA Mrs.

Antonia (Nica) Garcia brother, Mark Allen Ynes MISS NELLIE GELOK Miss Nellie Gelok, 59, of Riv-crview, died Tuesday. A native of Garfield, N.J., she had lived in the area for 10 years. She was a Baptist. Survivors include a brother, Engle Gelok, Philadelphia, and a sister, Mrs. John Pckaar, Garfield.

MRS. MURIEL PULIS Mrs. Muriel Elizabeth Pulis, 54, of Port Tampa, died yester 3-DAY HOOVER SALE! SAT. JULY 17, 18, 19 Demonitrotion by Hoover Factory Repreientativet 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Alta Christine Beaudry, Tampa; father, Howard Butler, Downey, Calif. ROGER C. WOOD Roger Clarence Wood, 75, 4403 Harbor View, died Tuesday. A native of Fuquay Spring, N.C., he had lived In Tampa 16 years. He was a member of Swift Creek Baptist Church and American Legion Post 139.

He Is survived by a son, Joseph C. Wood, Tampa; a daughter, Mrs. Lacy Hunsucker, Southern Pines, N.C.; five sisters, Narvie Patrick, Mrs. C. R.

Wood, Mrs. H. II. Holland, Mrs. Vester Luter, all of Raleigh, N.C., and Mrs.

C. R. Jones, Durham, N.C.; two brothers, A. E. Wood, Raleigh, and M.

W. Wood, yesterday. A native of Spain, Former YWCA Director Dies Miss Gladys Whitcomb Ta she lived. In Tampa 65 years daughters, Mrs. Doris E.

Field ing, Downers Grove, 111., and Mrs. Delores E. Lewis, Tampa; day. She was a lifelong resi ber, who served as executive director of the Tampa YWCA dent of Tampa and was a member of the Port Tampa United Funeral Notices from 1930 un- til 1964, died BROOKS, 1ST LT. STEVEN KARL Me- Methodist Church.

Survivors include her son, Donald Gordon Pulis, Tampa; father, Oscar day. PRICED TOO She was 79. LOW TO ADVERTISE A native of mortal services for It IX Steven Karl Brook, 21, of Dade City, who died In Vict Nam July 7, will be held Thursday evening, July 17, at 7 o'clock In the COLEMAN AND FERGUSON Chapel. Final Interment will he Monday In Barrancaa National Cemetery, 1'enaacola. 5 i Brockton, Miss No plumbing rquird Artachat le any faucet Oralm at any link Rolls easily on caster wheels Taber began CARKIKKR, MRS.

ROSA LEE Funeral as a volunteer in the YWCA WA Operate! on 120 volt electric current William Buchman, Channel-view, brothers, Charles L. Bachman, Tampa; Oscar W. Bachman Orlando, and Roland L. Bachman, Freeport, sister, Mrs. Iris Smith, Channelview, Tex.

MRS. ROSA CARRIKER Mrs. Rosa Lee Carriker, 83, of Land O'Lakes, died Tuesday. She was a native of McDonald If in Brockton Prior to com urn Apex, N.C. services (or Mrs.

Rosa Lee Carrlknr, 83, of Land O'Lakes. wilt be held Friday afternoon at o'clock from the Church of God, Land O'Lakes, with B. B. Brinkley, pastor, and Hev. G.

D. Prince to officiate. Interment will follow In the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Joe Collins, Wallace Williamson, Gordon Williamson, Mike Mailles, Alton McCakill and Jonny Ferrira. Local arrangements are by the Duval Funeral lloms, 3800 Nebraska Ave.

ing to Tampa Miss Taber Jutt plug in and start washing Built-in suds saver Perma-presi wash cycle Fits anywhere Only Only 29Va" Wido Only 3 1W High in 1930 to building of the YWCA, Joseph Worth, Showman, Dies Joseph E. "Joe" Worth, 78, of 4804 North A died yesterday. A native of Texas, he was reared in Montgomery, and had been a resident of Tampa for 40 years. He began appearing in minstrels when he was 18 years old and later shared an act with Neil O'Brien for several years. Following his years in minstrel, he entered vaudeville and was active on that stage for 22 years.

After his retirement from show business, he was associated with Anheuser-Busch for many years. In recent years he entertained frequently for the Elks Children's Hospital, the Shrine Club, and many other organizations. He was a member of the Showman's Club and was a life member in the Elks Club. He attended the Christian Science Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Gertrude Worth, and a daughter, Mrs. June Winter, Tampa. MRS. MARIE HARVEY Mrs. Marie Boyd Harvey, 63, 3113 Horatio, has died.

A native she was executive secretary and had been a resident of DOIXIMASCOLO, MR. VITALE Ma- Tampa for 57 years. Survivors SINCE 1908 of Demming, N.M., she had lived in Tampa 19 years. She include a son, Charles L. Car was a Catholic.

She is survived Washes clothes amazingly clean Spins 99 damp-dry in 2 minutes riker, Tampa; two daughters, Mrs. Frances Collins, Lake Wales, and Mrs. Lottie William by two daughters, Ruth Stafford and Margaret Foster, Tampa; a sister, Mrs. Grace Johnson, son, Odessa, and three brothers, sonic funeral services for Mr. A Vltale Dolcimascoto, an 76, of 801 E.

Floribraska Ave. will be held today (Thursday) at 4 P.M. from the A. P. BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N.

ARMENIA AVE.) with inter ment to follow In L'Uniona Cemetery. Dr. Marvin K. Compher of Forest Hills Presbyterian Church will officiate with Universal Lodge No. 178 F.

lrA.M. in charge of service. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Isabelle G. Dolclmascolo: two sons, Joe and Sam Dolcimascoloi one sister, Mrs.

Cristina Congilio: two brothers, Frank and Luigi Dolclmascolo and three grandchildren. Pallbearers are Sam and Alfonso Dolcimascoto, Joe, Anthony and Johnny Guastella and Domi-nick Ginex. Mr. Dolclmascolo waa a member of Universal Lodge No. 178 Henry Goolsby, Zellwood; Ray of the YWCA in Trenton, N.J.

and New London, Conn. Miss Taber served as first president of the United Church Women in Tampa and was a charter member and first president of the Pilot Club of Tampa. She is a former member of Zonta Club and PEO. Miss Taber is survived by a nephew, Russell K. Taber of Brockton.

She was a member of the a 1 a i a Presbyterian Church. Austin, and a brother, John Boyd, Texas. mond Goolsby, Wauchula, and Irving Goolsby, Winter Garden. MRS. VIOLA STEWART I T-- CVl ANNA MARIA Mrs.

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resi HUTHTS JETiS U- II Osn AM I. UN. IUt I I I I I here from Tampa six years ago She was a Baptist. Survivors in dent of 1520 W. Lambright, who passed away weanesaay morning at nis nome, will be conducted Friday morning at clude her husband, Anna Maria I Cor.

N. Blvd. and Buffalo! I II 10:00 o'clock from the WILSON SAM- MON MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 4730 Armenia with the Rev. Paul E.

Parrish. Pastor of the North Rome Bap I Dignified Services I I J- Regardless of Price III --rrK Funeral Notices tist Church, to officiate. Interment Cars Backed Up 10 Miles In Area Of Cape Kennedy will follow in the Garden of Memories 3 EASY PAYMENTS SAME AS CASH EASY PAYMENT TERMS AVAILABLE Cemetery. PARKS, LT. COL.

KENNETH E. Lt. Col. Kenneth E. Parks, July 13, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, hus 13f 'III WILSON 5 AMMO CO.

I I SllhJEBAI U1M1C I I ESCOBEDO, MRS. CONCEPCION Funer band of Kita dear tamer ot out. David Mather Air Force Base, I PIiaha A77.7A7A II I tX al services for Mrs. Conception Esco-bedo, 88, 4003 No. Habana resident of Tampa for 62 years, who passed away in a local hospital Tuesday morning, will be held Thursday Sacramento, Barbara Rebecca both of Temple Terrace, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Doyle of Berkley, brother of uorman Parks. Clawson. Mich. Funeral serv aitemoon at p.m.

at maksono FUNERAL HOME, 4040 Henderson Blvd. Interment wil follow in Centro ice Thursday, 10 A.M. Sawyer-Fuller I I 12 ri I Kn Ji Funeral Home, Berkley. Mien. ADMCMIA floral Lt Jl (H Asturiano Memorial Park.

A Priest from Our Lady of Prepetuat Help Open 10 A.M.. 9 P.M. 4524 Kennedy Blvd. Dial 877-5819 2902 Busch Blvd. Dial 935-1153 HmflMllH GARDENS I lf I I 1 11 1-368 1 al II i PULIS, MRS.

MURIEL ELIZABETH Funeral services for Mrs. Muriel Eliz I I r. 7 1 mn0 1 I II Ml in II I catnonc unurcn win officiate, sne is survived by one son, Manuel (Rudy) Fernandez; two daughters, Mrs. Rudy abeth Pulis, age 54, oi von rampa, II I I I I II El 11 I If IK I will be held at 11:00 O'clock Friday mwtiinl at CURRY'S FUNERAL 8008 N. ARMENIA AVE.

tyWN. tfieien) liovantes and Mrs. f.ioy rll-nelda) Menendez; 2 grandchildren, Mrs BOS S. MacDill Ave. The Rev.

L. Howard Wilfong, pastor of the Port ni nnrniAA II I I I 1 1 I 111 I I 1 1 1 wf I Of 1 1 1 1 1 Victor (Mercedes) DiMaio and Ronnie Fernandez; 2 great-grandchildren, John Michael and Victor Rudy DiMaio all of Tampa united Metnoaist cnurcn, win officiate. Interment will follow in Rose I Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be I lampa. John I.vnch.

Genree Curci. Jack Ber- FERNANDEZ, MRS. NICOLASA Funeral ridge, Ronnie Berridge, Koy Meeksl services for Mrs. Nicolasa Fernandez, and Mitchell Heller. I xmiii ii iniimin in "irmran nro 85, of 2421 Marconi, widow of the late Jose Fernandez Cruz, Past Master of ROI'X.

ELSIE MILLER Mrs. I s. I'M LW.IKMW. 'i iiJ.i.li. ill 'i jrti pr Houx.

73. of 8018 Mu berry, Universal Lodge No. 178, will be held Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock Tampa, passed away Monday. Funeral! from the COLONIAL CHAPEL, Lord services win De neia rnciay aiierniwn at no n'rlork from the Chapel of the lXirsi a i rs Mff A I It Jill I i Fernandez Funeral Home, 3716 Lake Ave. Interment will be in Centro F.

T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL Espanol Memorial Park Cemetery. HOME, 5101 NEBRASKA AVENUE, with Fev. Oscar Calhoun, Minister of Education at Seminole Heights Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be ROSARY WILL BE RECITED THURSDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK AT THE CHAPEL.

Pallbearers will be the following grandsons: Frank J. Perez Robert J. Perez, Joe M. Fernan In Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Mrs.

Honx is survived by two sons, Mr. John F. II THE DQWNTUWN JBfitafyfUHIII ii-g -Uhm dez, Frank A. Fernandez, John Roux Tampa, ana cnaries noux, Orlando; one brother, Charles L. Hodge, DISCOUNT STORE ilErH HTfyt w-il Ii fl Ml II ml Uli I Fernandez and Julian D.

Fernandez Leominster, ana live grana- I I 31 Ill It If Ea iTll lrifi EI II frntl II children. II ,11 CORNER fkankliw vsrprara fl LUUU Ii I I THE FAMILY REQUESTS THAT FLOWERS PLEASE BE OMITTED AND THOSE WHO SO DESIRE PLEASE MAKE DONATIONS TO THE If Pf SCHUCK, MAJ. RALPH T. Funeral I mmmm -'F AwilM USMJllilWHJWUtVWlIMSIJltJIS.lll 'j 1 lH mill wa I AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY FUND age 61. of 3133 Euclid will be I ,4 I THE FAMILY WILL BE AT THE neia at uciock oaiuruay auer-i I h.

1 i I CHAPEL THURSDAY EVENIN noon in sunDury, miner me uiiec-tion of Wirt-Blank Funeral Home. The n. r.nnin. fpinrie at tha I FROM 7 TO 9 P.M. TO RECEIVE FRIENDS.

She is survived by two I 11 i m. I CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 605 S. daughters, Mrs. Sancno Fernandez Marietta, Ga. and Mrs.

Frank J. Perez, Tampa; three tons, Joe Fernandez, Tampa, J. Duke Fernandez, Marietta, MaclJill inursaay evening Between 7:00 and 9:00 O'clock. Ga. and Julian M.

Fernandez, Miami, 20 grandchildren and 13 great- II mmu I VW 11 STEPHAN, HOWARD C. Funeral serv granacnuaren. ices for Howard C. Stepnan. age 7S.

Sphrlni. who oassed awav Tuesday. After Launch, Family Heads Home Janet Armstrong with Mark, 6, and Ricky, 12 (AP) GARCIA. MRS. ANTONIA (NICA) Fu neral services for Mrs.

Antonia (Nica) will be held at the Stephenson Chapel In Sebrlng Friday morning at 10 a.m.. with Rev. Arthur C. Krueger officiat Garcia, age 78, of 2808 Mitchell Ave. ing.

Interment will be In Lakeview Memorial Gardens in Sebrlng. Arrange (Continued) from Page 1) ments in charge of STEPHENSON will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the COLONIAL CHAPEL, Lord le Fernandez Funeral Home, 3716 E. Lake Ave. Interment in Centro Asturiano Memorlnl Park Cemetery. THE FAMILY WILL BE AT THE CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME, SEBRING.

fctc box THURSDAY EVENING FROM 7 TO 9 TABER, MISS GLADYS WHITCOMB P. M. TO RECEIVE FRIENDS. Pal Memorial services for Mifs uiaays 5 fan bearers: Daniel Garcia, Robert Garcia, Whiicnmh Taber. 79.

of 1504 S. Al Mtcnael Garcia, Mike Leon, costantino bany Avenue, will be held FRIDAY AtTTBiMnnN AT FOUR O'CLOCK AT Garcia Jr. and Rene Perez. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Hor- PALMA CEIA PRESBYTERIAN tensia Leon; one son, Costanlino Garcia one brother, Juan Colls and CHURCH, with the Reverend Irvine H.

Williams, pastor, officiating. The family reouests "PLEASE OMIT FLOW ITy ALL I EEL DlHUSJ I fwv six grandchildren. ERS" and suggests memorial gilts be made to the Y.W.C.A. or to the Me "There was no trouble at all," said Brevard County Sheriff Leigh Wilson. Few of the hundreds of thou-sands who swarmed into Cocoa Beach through the night and drove off yesterday afternoon saw either the poor people or the politicians.

For most of the tourists the day was compressed. Into a few fragile seconds when the spacecraft, 36 stories high, soared into the sky from launch pad 39A. Many remained on the jetties and 10" Fan On Cradle 10.8B I II GELOK, MISS NELLIE Funeral serv. morial Fund of Palma ceia presDy- ices for Miss Nellie Gelok, 59, of Vl r-X terian Church. ARRANGEMENTS BY J.

L. REED SON. FUNERAL DI Hivervtew, will be held Friday morn RECTORS. Miss Taber is survived by a rv i i i million persons witnessed the launching at 9:32 a.m. swarm-i into Brevard County through a chaotic night of parties, traffic tieups, whirring police sirens, packed restaurants and the steady drone of helicopters that bounced onto the harcf sand beach carrying ambassadors, congressmen and businessmen.

Yesterday's turnout was the largest in history to witness a space launch. The two most prominent guests at the launch were Vice President Agnew and former President Johnson who sat on the sun-drenched bleachers at the Cape Kennedy Space center together with 500 other VIP'8. ing at 10:00 A.M. at the Stowers Chapel with Rev. James Leonard officiating.

Interment will follow in Prov a nephew, Russell K. Taber, BrocKton, Massachusetts. ir eg. .97 I WORTH. JOSEPH K.

"JOE" Funeral idence cemetery. Arrangements by STOWERS FUNERAL HOME, BRAN- i fnr Mr. Joseph E. HARRIS BENJAMIN D. Mr.

Benjamin worm, ur tnuis. North Street, ho passed a a yM Wprinpsriav morning. D. Harris, 71, of 1607 9Kth Avenue. lamra.

passed away Monday evening will be conducted funeral services win ne neia rnaay morning at 10:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COM lllUlHIllfi 11:30 o'c'ock at the B. MARION REFP PANY FL'NEhAL HOFE. 5101 NE BRASKA AVENUE, with Rev.

John P. Marlowe, pastor of the Bradenton Gospel Tabernacle, oiliclating. Active pall FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, Plant Avenue at Piatt Sticct B.P.O.E. Lodge No. 708 will direct funer- bearers will be Harry Kinsman.

dwin Barber. Tommy Barber, John Vann, Jean bmllh. and Carl Davis Inter ment will be in New Hope Cemetery. fnllnwlnv inSj Cemetery. Mr.

Worthy i in i a TUB FAMILY WILL BK AT THE FUNERAL HOME THURSDAY EVENING is survived by his i fMWfclsI II II k.IlElllllt I wife, Mrs. Gertrude -f FROM 7 UNTIL 9 P.M. Mr. Harris is survived by his wife. Mrs.

Lucy Har Worth and a daughter, Mrs. June Winter, both of Tampa, two grand I I 11 I II I I children, and one great-grandson. ris, lampa; one son, noneri iicnry Harris, Tampa; one daughter, Mrs. Rosalie Harrison, Tama; one sister, Leone Shultz, Tampa, and two grandchildren, John Edwin Harrison and Janet Lee Harrison, both of Tampa. WOOD, ROGER CLARENCE Funeral services tor ivir.

MOger Clarence wooa, V5, of 4403 Harbor View, will be held Thursday at 2:00 o'clock from the rhancl with Dr. Haro O. Home, pas tor of the Manhattan Baptist Church, officiating. The remains will be sent Thursday to the Butts and Johnson Funeral Home. Apex.

N.C. for final services and interment in Swift Creek Bapt'st Church Cemetery. SWII.LEY HARVEY, MRS. MARIE BOYD Graveside services for Mrs. Marie Boyd Harvey.

63, of 3113 Horatio, will he held Friday morning at 10:00 o'clock from Rose Hill Cemetery, with Father Norman G. Balthazar, of Good Shepherd Catholic Church. She is survived by two daughters, Ruth Stafford and Margaret Foster, both of Tampa; one sister, Mrs. Grace Johnson, Auslin, Tex. one brother, John Hoyd, Texas; 1 Lecr I 1 tlj In JF I EASTSIDE FUNERAL HOME, 4H20 E.

Broadway, in charge of local arrange ments. YNKS, EDGAR M. Funeral services for Edgar M. Ynes. age 14.

of N. four grandchildren, Jodia Del. Kenneth, Marcelle. HctteJo Slalfnrd, all of Tampa. SWILLEY EASTS1DE NERAL HOME.

4H20 E. Broadway, in charge of arrangements. Hubert will be held today (Thurs- dav) nt 2 P.M. from the A. P.

BOZA R1VEI1SIDR CHAPEL 3H09 N. ARMENIA AVE.) with interment to follow In Colon Cemetery. He Is sur "ANTS I ct 's NOBLES. MEARL B. Funeral services beaches for hours after the lift-off, sitting and gazing at the empty pad miles away.

As campers folded their tents and rumbling cars thrust swirls of hot dust into the air, Joseph Bunecicky, a junior high school teacher from Mon-roeville, turned from the launch pad and gazed at the crowds surging onto U.S. Highway 1. "I wonder if Columbus had this kind of send-off," he remarked. With nearly 1,000 policemen, highway patrolmen, state troopers and a waterborne state conservation patrol struggle through the night to keep traffic flowing on the highways and rivers, many tourists were directed before dawn to beaches and jetties where they spread blankets and waited. The visitors representing virtually every state and condition of life waited impatiently, even nervously, for the sunrise and the morning liftoff.

"I just sat there and admired all those stars," said Steve Jacobs, a Brooklyn College senior who wore a black felt cowboy hat and dark glasses. "I'm from Flatbush. There are no stars In Flat-bush. I guess it's pollution." vived by his parents, Mr. Marcial and Mrs.

Alda Ynes; a brother. Mark Allen Ynes: two sisters. Doieen and Following the launch, Agnew and Johnson flew by helicopter for the 15-minute ride to Patrick Air Force base and their departures aboard military planes. Other dignitaries were almost immediately engulfed in traffic jams on the roads outside the Kennedy Space Center, where cars were backed up in a line 10 miles long. Within moments after the lift-off the sweltering highways of this central Florida county turned chaotic.

On U.S. 1, west of the launch pad, and Highway 81A, along Cocoa Beach and the Bennett causeway, south of the center, a jumble of automobiles backed up traffic from 10 a.m. until late afternoon. Traffic near the space center was tied up even further with about 150 members of the poor people! campaign who marched with four mules about one mile along U.S. Highway 1 to emphasize the plight of the nation's hungry.

Despite some heckling from motorists, the marchers demonstrated peacefully for more than an hour and then left. lxiurl Ynes; granrinint. Marcial and Pura Ynes, all of Tampa; also his grandmother. Mrs. Rosario Cabrera for Mearl B.

Nohles will be held on Thursday, July 17. at 4:00 P.M. at the Fori Green Baptist Church with the Rev. Arnold ClHyton officiating. Burial will be in Fort Green Baptist Cemetery under the direction of Cok-er's Funeral Home in Wauchula.

Survivors are his widow. Mrs. Jewel Taylor Nobles, and three children. Susie. Dennis and Benny Nobles, and his mother.

Mrs. llattle Moore, and a brother, Cecil Nohles. both of Arcadia. of San Juan. Puerto Rico.

Pallbear ers are: Manuel Gnrc a. Andrew Ynes Eugene De La Parte. Angel De La Parte, Tony Vasquex and Marshall John Garcia. O'NEAL. MK8.

LENOKA R. Funeral CARD OF THANKS The family of Nannie E. Bentle wish to thank the Lft VI I compare $1.97 I I frieni la. relatives, nclunnors, naiinear- r.W I wmmm. m.

wwmmm I ers. minister David L. torts, doctors and hnspltnl staff, for I heir many acts of kindness, gilts of flowers, prayers, memorials and messages of sympathy, during our recent bereavement upon the loss of our wife and motner. TI1K FAMILY services for Mrs. Lenora n.

Neal. age 78, widow of the late Flder R. F. O'Neal, a resident of Turkey Creek for the past 50 years and former resident of Polk County, who piift.sed away Sunday afternoon, will lie held Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Lone Oak Baptist Church. Rev.

W. W. Wntson, pastor, and Hev. J. O.

Smith ofliciating. Interment will follow In the Turkey Creek Cemetery. Gentlemen elected to serve as pallbearers will plenae meet at the church at 3:45 P.M. She is survived bv three daughters. Pauline Turkey Creek! Mrs.

Vera Buinslile, Tallin i Mrs. Gladys Smith. Turkey 'Creek; five sons. Jim II Robert Jesse l'-Clifton D. and Van B.

O'Neal, all ol Plant City I two brothers, Jaa Pollock. I.llhls, and John Pollock of Hope well; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; WbLIJi M'NKRAL HOMK PLANT CITY, IN tHAUGK OF Alt HANUEMKNTS. THE DOWNTOWN DISCOUNT STORE CORNER FRANKLIN CASS CARD OF THANKS The family ef the late F. W. Campbell wish to ex- Cress their appreciation for the manv Ind expression Ol ympithy in their oercavemenk I.