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I SOUTH FLAJ THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Saturday, November 18, 1968 15-A Deaths in Bay Area and Florida West Coast 'Elizabeth the Queen' To i Open 20th Players Season JOHN L. SIMMONS BROOKSVILLE John-L. Flood, Topsfield, brother, Robert D. Washington. BASIL MOLCIIANOFF James Sherman, Rex Stephenson, Lee Burbank of Long- Thursday.

Born in Norfolk, Va. she came to Holmes Beach three and one half years ago from Charlotte, N.C. She was a Lutheran. Survivors include her husband J. Floyd Beaver and a sister, Mrs.

Virginia S. Jarvis, Lake Park, Fla. EMIL HACKEL BRADENTON Emil Hack-el, 84, Trailer Estates, died Thursday. Born in Germany, he came here in 1956 from Boston, Mass. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Thelma Goldstein, Taunton, sons, Stanley J. Hackel, Newtonville, Melvin H. Hackel, Need-ham, Mass. Fostervold, 51, of 404 Alamanda Drive, died Thursday. Born in Willmar, he came to Anna Maria in 1962 following his discharge from the USAF.

He was a Lutheran. Survivors include two sons, Bradley Foster-void and Jeffrey Fostervold, Red Wing, three brothers, Reidar Fostervold, Minneapolis, Arne Foster-void, California, and Ralph Fostervold; a sister, Mrs. Heidi Plant, Mercer Island, and two sisters in Norway. MRS. ANNE S.

BEAVER HOLMES BEACH Mrs. Anne S. Beaver, 73, of 613 Concord Lane, Key Royale, died mall, a son, Robert J. Patton III, Collingdale, and a brother, Robert Murphy. MRS.

BESS BRAY SARASOTA Mrs. Bess A. Bray died Wednesday. A native of Chicago, 111., she was a teacher in Manatee County schools for 10 years. Survivors include a brother, Fred C.

Specht, Miami, and a sister, Mrs. Virginia Hoff-master, Yeadon, Pa. ROGER FLOOD BRADENTON Roger K. Flood, 67, 512 Third Ave. died Thursday.

Born in Vermont, he came here in 1964. He was a Catholic. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Monica M. Flood; son, Francis Robert DEPOSIT WILL PUT THEM PENNEY'S LAY-AWAY HAVE THEM FOR BY CHRISTMAS! ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY -m Gainesville Thursday.

He came to Fruitland Park in 1962 following his retirement from the Air Force. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Irene Smith and one son, John Ray, Portland, Oregon; two daughters, Miss Nola Smith and Mrs. Ra-mona Exum, Garland, five sisters, Mrs. Nora Puckett, Fruitland Park, Mrs.

Nola Hanna, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Opal Ziebarth, Frankfort, Mrs. Mae Roberts, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Flora Melton, Lily, and one half-brother, Felix Caudill, Dayton, Ky. WILLIAM MUEHLBERG t.akf.t.and William T.

Muehlberg, 86, 24 Holiday MnhiiP Hnmes Park, died tri- dav in Lakeland General Hospi tal. He was a native of New York Citv. and lived here 22 years, moving from' Wilmette 111. He was a retired vice presi dent with a DaDer manufae tunng company, Lutneran ana Mason. Survivors include his widow.

Mrs. Alma L. Muehl berg; one daughter, Mrs. Marti Sasser, Lakeland. MRS.

VIOLA PATTON SARASOTA Mrs. Viola Patton, 73, of 4208 Hymount died Thursday. A native of Philadelphia, she came here four years ago from Alden, Pa. Survivors include a dauglr ter, Mrs. H.

Miles Ruch, BroO' ASCAP Group Sues GAINESVILLE (By Staff Writer) Three members of the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers have filed suit for copyright infringement against a Waldo firm here in U.S. District Court. The suit alleges that Mary M. Bourne, Rosarita Music and Pic Music all ASCAP members, own copy rights to three songs performed at Bobby's Hide-A-Way, located on U.S. Highway 301 North, in Waldo, without their authorization.

In their complaint, the plaintiffs asked the court to restrain defendant Bobby L. Bryan from publicly performing the songs in the future and to award statutory damages, together with court costs and attorney fees. Funeral Notices NOTE CHANGE IN TIME SMITH. M8GT. HEN'BY A.

Funeral services for MSgL Henry A. Smitn (U.S. Air Force Retired), age 50, of 4002 South Renellie Drive, will De neia at 4:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon at CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, OOD S. MacDill Avenue. The Rev.

A. T. Fields, Pastor of the Full Gospel Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment with full military honors by the MacDill Air Force Base personnel win touow in Sunset Memory Gardens. Active Pallbearers will be: Carl Penlev, Herschel Wallace, Dixie Clamp, Robert Hines, Bryan Thomas and Luther Brown.

Honorary nsllbearers will be: Eddie Hale, Wade Chappeile, Percy Banks, Ronnie Patterson, Mr. oomez ana mr. oReene. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Kathryn Smith.

Tampa; 1 son, tawara a. Smith, Tampa; 3 daughters, Mrs. Roger Dunster, Miss Lillian G. Smith and Miss Kathy Jean Smith, Tampa; mother, Mrs. B.

W. Smith, Meridian. 4 brothers. Ben, Paul, Jessie, and Tom Smith, all of Mississippi; 5 sisters in Mississippi and Pennsylvania; also 1 grandchild. TWEDELL, M.

E. "TWEED" Mr. M. E. "Tweed" Twedell.

54. of 530 Su. wannee Circle, passed away Friday morning. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 11:30 irom the rhaoel of the F. T.

BLOUNT COMPANY Funeral Home, 5101 Ne braska with the rtev. Billy Barber, pastor of the First Baptist Cnurcn, otticiating. Active paiiDear-ers will he Dr. Thomas McKell. Ber gen Newell, William C.

Macinnes, C. J. Sedlmayr Albert aweeney, McKissick Jeter. Joseph Monsour, and John Libby. Honorary bearers will be directors of the Florida State Fair, Directors of the International Association of Fairs, and Directors of the International Motor Contest Association.

Entombment will be in Mvrtle Hill Mausoleum with Memo rial Lodge No. 20 officiating YOUNG, ANDREW G. Funeral sen-ices for Mr. Andrew G. Young, 7a, ot 2nui North Blain Acres Drive, Plant City, who passed away Friday, will be held at 2 p.m.

Monday from the Chapel of Memorial funeral Home, lbnij west Reynolds, Plant City, with Rev. Claud W. Crosby officiating. Interment will be in the Sunset Memory Gardens on U.S. 301.

IN MEMORIAM In silent tribute and loving memory of our son and brother. Phillip Michael Lybrand, who died November 16, 1967. Sadly missed but will be loved and remembered always by his family. MR. MRS.

C. W. LYBRAND, LINDA GARY. IS MEMORIAM In memory of William Allen Taylor who passed away 9 years aro today. "Gone but never to be forgotten." SADLY MISSED BY YOUR FAMILY JULIA'S FLOWER SHOP 237-3304 5922 Fla.

An. This Is as AFL-CIO Visa FUNERAL HOME 6718 N. Armenia Ave. 932-5303 24-Hour Ambulance Service Dignified Services Regardless of Price "Since 1939" WILSON SAMMON CO. FUNERAL HOME Phone 877-7676 Licensed Funeral Directors 4730 W.

ARMENIA 24-Hour Ambulance Service Simmons, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons, of 415 Carter died Friday. He also is survived by one brother, Grego ry Simmons. FRANK LHOTKA BROOKSVILLE Frank H.

Lhotka, 37, 915 Cedar died Friday as the result of injuries received in an automobile accident. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, VFW, Society of American Foresters, and a veteran of the Korean War. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lily an Lhotka; two sons, Joseph and David Lhotka; one daughter, Nancy Jo Lhotka, and his mother, Mrs. John Susa-nec, Stickney, 111.

RAY. II. SMITH LEESBURG Ray H. Smith, 45, of Fruitland Park, died in Funeral Notices HAYS. CAPT.

JOHN services for Cant. John H. Hays, who was killed In Vietnam Nov. 8, will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of Winter Haven.

He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe K. Hays of Winter Haven and the grandson nl Mrs. M.

J. Hulsey of Tampa. He is also- survived Dy nis wmow, tne former Leslie Ann Contros, of Salem, and a baby daughter; and two sisters, Mrs. James A. Milam of Washington, D.C., ana miss uzy nays ot Winter Haven, (apt.

Havs. a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, had served eight months in Vietnam. He had been awarded the Purple Heart and a bat-tetfield commendation for valor, and the award of the Silver Star for gal lantry in action had been authorized. The body will lie in state at the Oft- Laughlin Funeral home in Winter Haven from 7 to 9 p.m.

Saturday. The family REQUESTS THAT FLOWERS BE OMITTED; contributions may be maae to tne nun H. nays student ijuncu acnoiarsnip runa. HAZELIKF, MRS. LERA Mrs.

Lera Hazelief, 89. of 10016 Jasmine, passed away Thursday morning. Graveside services were held Friday afternoon at Jackson Heights Cemetery, with Rev. Hoy Ulmer, pastor of the South-side Seventh Day Adventist Church, otiiicating. Mrs.

Hazelief is survived oy her son. W. E. Hazelief. Tamna two daughters, Mrs.

Beryl McPherson, ana Mrs. Beatrice Hunter, both Tampa; two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Youdal, and Mrs. Nita Overton, both Tampa; seven grandchildren. 13 great-grandchildren.

and two great-great-grandchildren. F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME. 5101 Nebraska was in charge of arrangements.

HENDRY. CAPTAIN FRANCIS MERLE runerai services for Captain Francis Merle Hendry. 77. of Lake Thonotosas-sa. who passed away Thursday evening, will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the HYDE PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.

The Rev. Cax-ton Doggett and Rev. John A. Lasater, pastors, will officiate, with interment in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers are Frank J.

Sattler, Fred J. Howard, John Arthur Jones, Ellwood W. Johnson. Arthur A. Simpson and Ole P.

Erickson. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Martha Crowder Hendry, Lake Thonotnsassa; three sons, Mark C. Hendry, Harold M. Hendry and Aaron W.

Hendry, all of Tampa; three sisters. Mrs. Gwendolyn riraner. Redonria Beach. California, Mrs.

Harry iriirjwin, loriaa ana Mrs. Eleanor Krampff. St. Petersburg, Florida, and five grandchildren. The family a that FLOWERS PLEASE BE OMITTED, but friends who wish may make contributions to the Hillsborough County Association for Mental Health or the American Cancer Society.

Arrangements are by the B. MARION REED FUNERAL HOME, Plant Avenue at Piatt Street. MANDESE, JIMMIE APRILE Funeral services for Mr. Jimmie Aprile Man-dese, 54. of 2501 19th Street, who passed away Friday morning, will be conducted this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the B.

MARION REED FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL. Plant Avenue at Piatt Street, with Fr. Leonard Cordier. C.Ss.R. pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, officiating.

Pallbearers are Jesus Lima. Vincent John Mandese. Sam Cacciatore, Don McMahon, Charlie Parlapiano, and Jimmy (James) Mandese. Interment will follow in the Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. MeCLENAGHAV, MRS.

ELSIE L. Fu neral services for Mrs. Elsie L. Me-Clenaghan. age 74.

of Scoring, who passed away Thursday, will be held at the Stephenson Funeral Home Chapel in Sebring Sunday afternoon at four 'clock. O'BRIEN. MISS SADIE Miss Sadie Bnen, 82, of the Old Peoples nome, passea away rriaay morning. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the cnapet of tne 1. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME.

5101 Nebraska with Rev. Patrick Shan non, C.Ss.R., assistant pastor of Our uiny ot r-crpetuai Help catnonc Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories Ceme tery. OWENS, MRS. LOUISE Mrs.

Louise Owens, 82, of 5107 39th Street, passed away Thursday night. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from the chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME. 5101 Nebraska with Dr.

J. Earl Tharp, pastor of the New Orleans Baptist Church, of- 1 ficiating. Cremation will follow. Mrs. Owens is survived by her brother-in-law.

Raymond B. Owens, and niece. Mrs. Carolyn O. Reeder, both of Washington, D.C.

PATRICK. MRS. GEORGIE MAE Funeral services for Mrs. Georgie Mae Patrick will be held this afternoon from the graveside in Oaklawn Cemetery at 3:00 o'clock. Mrs.

Patrick is survived bv her husband. Guthrie E. Patrick, Plant City; 3 daughters. Mrs. Helen Millican, JeckyU Island, Mrs.

Avry Sue Barnes, Forrest City, Miss Mary Louise Patrick, Atlanta, son, Larry Patrick, Akron, Ohio; 2 sisters, Mrs. Dia Williams, Bartow, Mrs. Jose-chine Drew, Tampa; 4 brothers, Curtis M. Murphy, Tampa, W. T.

Murphy, Tampa, Jessie J. Murphy, Dunnellon, and Dewey M. Murphy, Fort Myers, and several grandchildren. Wells Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. RAGANS.

MRS. MARY M. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary M. Ragans 67, resident of 307 N.

Fremont, who passed away Wednesday afternoon in a local hospital, will be conducted Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock in the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL. 4730 N. Armenia with the Rev. Raymond Holcomb, pastor of the Calvary Church of the Open Bible, and the Rev. Ralph Gowan, pastor of the Land of Lakes Baptist Church, to officiate.

Interment will follow in the Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers, Larry Carter, Ronald Carter, Curtis carter, ana Robert L. Carter. RAGSDALE, JACK M. Mr.

Jack M. Ragsdale. age 40. retired USAF, of Lake LeClair, passed away Wednesday in Ft. Smith, Ark.

Funeral services will be held Monday after noon at 2:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska with Rev. Jack Whidden, Baptist minister, officiating. Active pallbearers will be Wilson Stephens, Ken Snyder, Carl Bass, Albert Prebis, James Rags-dale and Joffery Brock.

Honorary pallbearers will be Rev. Rhymer Knight, ftorman bheppard. William Boyd and Clinton Bass. Mr. Ragsdale is survived by three daughters, Miss Linda, Miss Donja and Miss Melody Ragsdale, all of Cocoa Beach, son, Jack Ragsdale Cocoa Beach; Larents, Mr.

and Mrs. M. V. Ragsdale, ake LeClair, two brothers. James V.

Ragsdale, rural Tampa, and T. E. Ragsdale, Temple Terrace, and two sisters, Mrs. J. J.

Brock, Atlanta, and Mrs. J. Stephens, Lake LeClair. Fla. SARASOTA Basil M.

Mol- chanoff, 60, of Phillippi Shores Trailer Park, died Wednesday. A native of Baku, Georgia, Rus sia, he came here from Miami two and a half years ago. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Irene Molchanoff: two daugh ters, Mrs. Yvonne Smith, Jack sonville, and Miss Catherine Molchanoff.

Alexandria. a son, Robert Molchanoff, Taver- nier; a brother and three sisters. OLAV FOSTERVOLD ANNA MARIA Olav Peter Tootsle Toy A complete gift! 24. TootsietoyS cart -and trucks in vinyl carrying ease. 4.V MB jp0 Mm A SMALL IN PAID Such and own or ANNA MARIA ISLAND are well under 'way for the first presentation lot the 1968-1969 season of The Island Players.

For its anniversary -year, The Players will pre--miere with Maxwell Anderson's "Elizabeth The Queen." This classic drama is reportedly the most ambitious pro-eduction the Island Players jhave ever offered. The stage (crew is preparing the intricate 'set under direction of Ed Kel-Uey Jr. while costumes are Hinder the direction of the 'Players' president, Mrs. tBruce Cox. The cast includes several and actresses who have appeared on the local stage before, including Mrs.

Sara Marshall, Marvin Thompson, Bruce and Jeff Ed-dowes. i Appearing for the first time fWill be Brown Zahnizer, Don jR Harold Matthews, E. Twedell i Of State Fair Dead at 54 M. E. (Tweed) Twedell, manager of the Florida State Fair in Tampa and president of the International Asso-c i a i of Fairs and Expositions, died yesterday in a hospital.

lie was 54. Twedell died following a heart attack i i felt jThursday flight at his of Twedell fice where preparations were under way for the coming Istate fair. He went to his home at 530 Suwannee Circle and later to the hospital where he died early yesterday. Executive vice president of he state fair association, Twe-dell had worked as an executive and organizer of fairs for more than 20 years, Prior to becoming manager jof the state fair in 1963, he pent eight years as assistant manager here and seven years ias manager of the Oklahoma Tree State Fair. He also was past president a director of the International Motor Contest Association (1MCA), which sanctions the mid-winter sprint car Xaces at the fair here.

He also was a director of the Florida Federation of Fairs and Livestock Shows. Other memberships include: Scottish Rite Tampa Con-jsistory, Egypt Temple Shrine, Downtown Tampa Rotary Club, the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce and its Committee of 100, Pan American Commission, the University Club, all in Tampa; the Florida Cattlemen's Association; and Pilgrim Lodge 552, Tulsa, Okla. During World War II, he was an armament supervisor for Douglas Aircraft in Tulsa, and an injury suffered there prevented him from entering military service. Twedell was a graduate of the University of Arkansas. I He was a Baptist.

He was born in Princeton, W. Va. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Helen-Gordon Twedell; his mother, Mrs. Myrtle E.

Twedell, Lubbock and two sisters, Mrs. Ray Johnson, Lubbock, and Mrs. Charles Bradley, Costa Mesa, Calif. Reported Lost, viator Conrad Turns Up Safe BODOE, Norway (UPI) -Max Conrad, America's 65-year-olc flying grandfather, Reported from Greenland early today. He was waiting for favorable weather conditions before continuing his flight around the world.

The report was received by Bodoe Air Radio Station personnel who said they were in touch with Conrad at Air Station "North" in Greenland and he told them he had abandoned his plan to fly to Trom-soe in northern Norway. Conrad said he had changed Bis flight plan and would fly Iceland instead of Tromsoe when weather permits. Last night an official at Tromsoe Airport said nothing had been heard from Conrad but that it had received a request for a weather report from Air Station North, which is situated in eastern Greenland. The weather report was generally favorable for crossing the North Atlantic but warned of danger of icing. Conrad started his flight from St.

Louis, in his twin-engined "St. Louis Woman." He said he hoped to cross both poles and pass the equator twice on a record-breaking around-the-world solo trip. a Key, Claflin Garst, James Battle, Charles Wilson, Ted Jenkins and Richard For-man. Other newcomers are Anya Kalegian, Beth Lincke and Elizabeth Squires. Mrs.

Helen Peters, director, will be assisted by stage manager Carol Griffin and assistant stage manager Vicki Gor-rie. Season tickets are available for all four of this season's productions and are available from Mrs. Frnk in Holmes Beach. The season tickets will be exchangeable for reserved seats early in December. Protest Leader At Columbia U.

Gets Draft Word IRVINGTON. N.J. un Mark Rudd, one of the leaders of the student protests at Columbia University earlier this year, has been reclassified 1-A by the Irvmgton Selective Ser vice Board. A board spokesman said Rudd, 21, automatically was reclassified because he no longer is a student at the unv versity. The spokesman said Rudd will be ordered to report Dec.

2 for a pre-mduction physical Rudd, a Maplewood resi dent, is the son of a retired Army colonel. During the spring disturbances at Columbia, Rudd was chairman of university's chapter of the Students for a Democratic Society. Woman Loses Savings To Right Person TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UPI) If you have to lose your life savings, lose it to the right kind of people. Mrs.

Mildred Marshall, 55, dropped a billfold containing her $1,150 life savings in the parking lot of a drive-in restaurant Sunday. She placed an ad in the Terre Haute papers and the Rev. W. L. Butler, pastor of the New Goshen Pentacostal Church, promptely telephoned and told Mrs.

Marshall he found the money, two $500 bills and three $50 bills. Funeral Notices ni i vrin en ft roll D. Blanc-hard. 78. erf 111 Sherwood unra, passra away rriaay morning.

The dale and time of services iu announces later. Arrangements by the Duval Funeral Home. 3800 JSe- BRAN-NICK, JOHN r. Mr. John firannirk.

62. of 3611 S. Renellie passed sway Wednesday afternoon. Reauiem Mass for the repose of his soul will be said Saturday morning at :30 ocIotk at St. Patricks Catholic Church.

4212 Fair Oaks Avenue, by Fr. whafl n'R-illw UK i min o.ll a uc Sam Potter, Ed Forrester, Crawford Freeman, Fred Hailing and Jack Petit. Interment will be in the Garden of memories cemetery. F. T.

BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME. 5101 in charge of arrangements. Mr. Brannick is survived by vjidays nrannicit; orotn er, Mike Brannick and sister, Mrs Ann Warren, both of Elyria, Ohio. rirTARVi rn Mtcfi Trc IK' Till service for Miss Rosalia Clccarello.

ue ao, ot una uracil will be held Saturday at 4 P.M. from the A. Boza RIVFRmr ruion imm .1.1. 1 Ij Armenia with interment in Colon Cemetery. She is survived by two ami inny Clccarello PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS.

Llecareu0 COLLINS. ANG1E Graveside funeral iijiaill UdUll- ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Collins of uaae city, win oe held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Floral Memory Gardens, with the Rev. Robert G.

i A 1 episcopal Church, officiating. Coleman and crgusuo company is in charge. DE COS, LORENZO (EL MONTANES) runerai services for Mr. Lorenzo H. (El Montanes) de Cos, 73, of 3906 Lvnn will be held Saturday at 2 P.M.

from the A. P. Boa RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia with interment in Centro Espanol Memorial. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Amelia De Cos; one daughter, Mrs. Mercedes Perez; two sons, Lorenzo de Cos Jr. and Angel de Cos; and five grandchildren. Pallbearers: Lorenzo de Cos Angel de Cos, Louis Perez, Dennis de Cos, Randy de Cos, and Eloy Flores. Honorary pallbearers: Joe Chamoun, Armando Flores, Adolfo Murias Eladio Valverde, Angel Bustelo.

Manuel Llera, Adolfo Dominguez and Charles Riviero. PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. DISHOS'G, MRS. ELLA WARD Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Ward Dishong, age 86.

will be held Sunday, Nov. 17, 1968 at 3 p.m. from the Arcadia First Presbyterian Church, with the Rev. Drennon B. Cottingham officiating, with burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery with Robarts-Grady Funeral Home In charge of arrangements.

ELLIOTT, MRS. ESTELLE BURNET Graveside funeral services for Mrs. Estelle Burney Elliott, 48, a resident of 110 Northwest 122nd St. North Miami, who passed away Thursday will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Gandy Cemetery, east of Bartow.

Whidden Funeral Home, Bartow, in charge of local arrangements. FAUST, MRS. SARAH SELLERS Mrs. Sarah Sellers aust, of ill cast Plymouth, passed away Thursday morning. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of the F.

T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska with Rev. R. James! Barnhardt, Episcopal Minister ot Venice, officiating. PaUbear-ers will be Palmer M.

Smith, Sun H. Monroe, Bobbie C. Davis, A. Y. Mvers.

Virgil Rentz, and J. Vidal. Mrs. Faust is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Jack Ahern, Denver, Mrs.

R. K. Alexander, Tampa; Mrs. H. F.

Frirk, Miami, and Mrs. A. F. Hopson, Tampa; and four granddaughters. FRIX.

WILLIAM BUFORD Funeral services for Mr. winiam euro xn, 75, of 702 East Adelee, will be conducted this morning at 10:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel. Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev. Tbaron E. Connally, pastor of the Smyrna Baptist Church, to officiate.

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