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i i i STtWl THE TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES, Sunday, November 17, 19G8 17-A VJi Deaths in Hynrea and West Florida Chief of Police in Miami, Walter Headley, Dies at 63 elude his widow, Mary Lee Ark. Wednesday. A native of Randolph. 49, 535 West Hancock itt it 1 i. trn I Walker; two sons, Larry Rich Tampa and retired from USAF.

Resign? If So, Who Follows? WASHINGTON Ul Will JACK M. RAGSDALE Jack M. Ragsdale, age 40, retired Sgt USAF, Lake Le-Clair, died Wednesday in Ft. he lived in Tampa most of his ard Walker and Byron Lee Walker: one dauehtcr. Miss life except during military ser Smith.

Ark. A native of Tampa, Sarah Catherine Walker, all of ley, Sheila and Patsy Randolph all of Lakeland; three brothers, Thurmon Randolph, Iuka, Cecil Randolph, Harvey, La. and Waylon Randolph, Dearborn, two sisters, Mrs. Kcunice Lamarough, Dearborn, and Mrs. Maxine Johnson, Iuka, Miss.

vice. Survivors include: three Friday. A native oi luKa, he came here 22 years ago. He was employed by a lumber company. He was a Baptist.

Survivors include two sons, Michael Randolph, Lakeland, and William D. Randolph, Kokomo, three daughters, Shir- he had lived in Tampa most of Bartow; one sister, Mrs. Wil his life, other than his military liam S. Hold, Buffalo, N.Y.; one brother, Claude L. Walker, service of 20 years.

He is survived by three daughters, Miss Linda Ragsdale, Miss Don.ia Beckley, W. Va. MRS. MARY COLLINS WINTER HAVEN Mrs Ragsdale and Miss Melody Ragsdale, Cocoa Beach; son Mary Banner Collins, 42, of 749 Jack Ragsdale Cocoa Beach: his parents Mr. and i J.

i for every Occasion Your gift of flowers convey tli Mrs. M. V. Ragsdale, Lake Le Clair; two brothers, James MIAMI wi Walter Head-ley, architect of a crime crackdown that sent police dogs and shotgun-toting patrolmen into Miami's slums in force, died yesterday, but his tough police techniques will live on. Headley, Miami police chief for 20 years, died of cardiac arrest at a local hospital yesterday morning.

He was 63. The chief embroiled himself In national controversy drawing praise from some public officials and criticism from national civil rights leaders when he ordered the intensified enforcement of the law after a rash of Christmas robberies and murders in the city Negro district last year. Miami Mayor Stephen P. Clark said yesterday Head-ley's policy "will always be in existence in this city." Ragsdale, rural Tampa, and T. E.

Ragsdale, Temple Ter (flttf Wire Flowers race, and two sisters, Mrs. J. warmth, dignity and love words ran never express. See our fine selection of cut flowers corsages and potted plants, also artificial arrangements. We are near the Cemcteriei.

Between 34th and 40th Streets Mack's Flowers 3805 E. take Tampa Ph. 424-4717 Brock, Atlanta, and Mrs. J. FBI Director J.

Edgar Hoover choose his 74th birthday next Jan. 1 to announce his retirement? There's speculation in the Justice Department that he will, but no word from the director himself, nor from his close associates. President elect Richard M. Nixon is a friend of Hoover's, and possibly he'll be the only one entrusted with advance knowledge of Hoover's intentions. Atty.

Gen. Ramsey Clark probably won't. The relationship between Hoover and Clark is known to have cooled in the past year. A bigger question than Hoover's possible retirement date, however, is who will replace the man who has spent 44 years as the nation's top police officer. Stephens, Lake LeClair.

MRS. LOUISE L. PACKARD daughters, Linda Ragsdale, Donja Ragsdale and Melody Ragsdale, Cocoa Beach; a son, Jack Ragsdale Cocoa Beach; parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.

V. Ragsdale, Lake LeClair; two brothers, James V. Ragsdale, and T. E. Ragsdale, Tampa; and two sisters, Mrs.

J. J. Brock, Atlanta, and Mrs. J. S.

Stephens, Lake LeClair. MRS. MARY MOCK LAKELAND Mrs. Mary Beulah Mock, 72, 3902 South Florida died Saturday. She was a native of Hilham, Tenn.

She was a Baptist. Survivors include her husband, Daniel E. Mock; one son, Llndel Farner, Lakeland; one step-son, Max Mock, Lakeland; three daughters, Mrs. W. W.

Bradley and Mrs. W. A. Boutwell, both of Lakeland, and Mrs. Sammy Cole, Highland City, three stepdaughters, Mrs.

t. W. Glass, Highland City; Mrs. E. M.

At-tenburg, Lakeland, Mrs. C. B. Mattox, Virginia; one brother, Argle Boles, Cookville, Tenn. MRS.

ANNA LUFSEY LAKELAND Mrs. Anna L. Mrs. Louise Lorance Packard Ave N. Southwest, died Saturday.

A native of Bondtown, she came here in 1947 from Wise County, Va. Survivors include her husband, Oscar Collins; a son, Edward 0. Collins; two brothers, Terry J. Gibson, and Eugene Gibson. HOUSTON MITCHELL ONECO Infant Houston J.

Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mitchell, died Friday. Other survivors include a twin sister, Ramania Fay Mitchell; stepbrother, Oudis Murkerson, Oneco.

SHERRY WILLIS PALMETTO Sherry Willis, 18, 1510 12th died from in 72, a native of Sabanal, Texas and a resident of 424 Columbia Tampa, died yesterday, Survivors include one son, Jack Chief Headley controversial March. However, the Federal Bureau of Investigation reported there were 27 murders in Miami in the first six months of 1967 and 33 in the first half of this year. Chicago Mayor Richard Daley praised Headley when he announced the policy. And Headley said Chicago police followed his lead in handling demonstrators at the democratic National Convention there in August. C.

White of Inverness; one daughter, Mrs. Mary Louise Wade, Ft. Walton Beach. BERNARDO SIERRA you don't know who to turn to turn to those whose many years of experience and service to the community enable them to offer the bereaved the kind of thoughtful attention needed, Bernardo Sierra, 86, of 1822 14th died Friday. A native 4 Clark said: "The policy which has been recently begun by Chief Headley called by the press a "get-tough' policy apparently has been effective because our crime rate of Key West, he had resided in juries received in an auto accident Friday.

Born in Ansted, W. she came here in 1959. She was a BaDtist. a 1968 gradu Tampa for 60 years. He was a Catholic tl a retired cigar maker.

Surviving is a son, Dan- has not risen as fast as the na tional average. The policy of along with the finest facilities for complete funeral services. Turn with confidence to ton Sierra, of Tampa. ate of Palmetto Hign bcnooi, and was employed as a secretary. Survivors include her par- Lufsey, 89, 1514 Arlington Road, Funeral Notices the City Commission is to en force the law without dis- RODNEY OLLICE -crimination." LOPEZ JOSEPH P.

Funeral services for Mr. Joseph P. Lopez 74, rural Tampa, lifelong resident of Tam ORLANDO Rodney Lee 01 ents, Mr. ana iirs. naiy" nmn, Palmetto; brothers, Jerry Willis lice, 2, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed An ambulance took Headley a local hospital Friday died Friday. A native of North Carolina, she came here 70 years ago from Salisbury, N. C. She was a Methodist.

Survivors include one son, R. M. (Bob)) Lufsey, Lakeland, and one "Mayor Daley went right along with my suggestion," Headley said. But when a 16-year-old Negro accused two city policemen of dangling him by his heels 75-feet over the Miami River, Headley suspended both men immediately. One officer resigned from the force and the other was dismissed.

They later pleaded and David Willis, Palmetto; Donald Willis, Tampa; Jack ward OUice, died Friday. He was born in Sebring, and moved inight for treatment of pleurisy pa who passed away in a local hospital Saturday afternoon, will be held Tuesday morning at 10:00 A.M. at Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church at which time a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his Soul by since September here from Lake Placid. Other Willis, Rockville, sisters, Mrs. Drema Cannon, Lake swhen he suffered a fall that several ribs and survivors include one brother, itev.

r. John Luna, M.M. Interment will follow in a local FUNERAL HOME 4040 Henderson Blvd. Phone 872-9211 Rolph E. Morsleano--Charles A.

Marsleane Edward Ollice; one sister, Jea Wales; Miss Penny K. Willis, Palmetto. Recitation of the Rosary will be Monday night at 8:00 P.M. at MARSICAXO sprained an ankle. His heart daughter, Mrs.

Lyle E. Stratton, Lakeland. WILLIAM RANDOLPH LAKELAND William Otis nette Ollice, and grandparents, topped at 8:35 a.m. yester Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Ollice of Lake day, Miami police reported. HUGH GARDNER INVERNESS Hugh E. Placid, and Mr. and Mrs. John I The 6-foot-3, 250-pound vet Rodgers of Miami.

Gardner, 74, 504 North Line rlier Friday. A native of Berrien FUNERAL HOME, 4040 Henderson Blvd. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ruth Whitman Lopez, Tampa: one son, Joseph P. Lopez Tampa; three daughters, Mrs.

Kathrvn L. Lovell, Mrs. Helen (Pat) L. Garvin both oi Tampa and Mrs. Euneia L.

Hawkins, Marietta, one brother. Fred J. Lopez St. Petersburg. three sisters.

Mrs. Rosa Rothert, Mrs. Marv L. Stein and Mrs. Catherine Johns all of Tampa; 20 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

eran of 31 years on the Miami police force announced last JULIA'S FLOWER (HOP 237-3304 MRS. ESSIE FORE Years in Tamva LEESBURG Mrs. Essie iStt Fla. Aib Tkta ta AFl-CIO (Jim County, he came here four years ago. He was a Baptist.

He was a veteran of World December he was abandoning community relations efforts fand said vhis officers were Daila O'Berry Fore, 81, of Ox Opn Sundays Afttr Church HUTTO'S GLADIOLAS AND MUMS War I. He was a member of the ford, died Friday. She was a life long resident of Oxford and was a Baptist. Survivors include her yunder orders to use shotguns dogs in a war on hood QUALITY MEMORIALS American Legion. Survivors m-j Hurl his widow.

Mrs. Bessie; Cor. N. Blvd. and Buffalo Op 4 A.M.

to 12 Midnight lums. son, James O'Berry of Ocala; two daughters, Mrs. Viola Cros Gardner of Inverness: two sons, guilty to federal charges of violating the boy's civil rights. Negro leader's said the chief's quick suspensions of the men probably averted a racial disturbance. When riots erupted in Miami during the Republican National Convention last while Headley was vacationing, looters were not fired upon.

Three Negroes were shot to death, but they died in shootouts with police. Headley, who had twice married and divorced, wed a police-woman seven months ago. Other survivors include OLLICE, RODNEY LEE Funeral services for infant Rodney Lee OUice, age two, resident of Lake Placid, will be held Tuesday 2 P.M. at the Venus Baptist Church, Venus, Florida, with the pastor Rev. John James officiating.

Interment will follow in Lake Placid Oak Hill Cemetery with the You will find your choice of fyte and d.tign for your lovtd on.t. Fine quality and James E. Gardner, Eau Gallie, "Felons will learn that they by of Ocala and Mrs. Herman Fore of Sanford, a brother, and Richard H. Pleasant Hill, Ohio; one daugh-l Belcher Funeral Home in charge of Moses Milton of Jacksonville.

SENSIBLY PRICED uie arrangements. ARMENIA 8003 N. ARMENIA AVE. Ph. 935-3162 ter, Mrs.

Stewart nearer oi, Berrien Springs, and one sister, Mrs. Frank Sommer of SINCE 1935 RAGSDALE, JACK M. Mr. Jack Ragsdale, retired USAF, of Lake LeClair, Florida, passed away can't be bonded out of the morgue," Headley said. "We don't mind being accused of police brutality.

They haven't anything yet." 'Headley later reported robberies in Miami's Negro district had dropped from 188 last December to 71 in January, 88, in February and 130 in Niles, Mich. i weooesaay in rt. smith, Arkansas. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the PARK PLATT SR. CLEWISTON Park Tram-mell Piatt 55, died Thursday.

He was a life long resident of the Lake Okeechobee area. Survivors include two sons, Park T. Piatt Okeechobee; Steve C. Piatt of Labelle. three brothers, Harman Piatt of Naples, Heenan Piatt of Clewis-ton and Nathan Piatt of Lake- MRS.

GEORGIA FINDON I LAKE WALES Mrs. MONUMENT COMPANY AST LAKE AVI. and 14TH STREET three sons, Jack and Joseph, Chapel of th5 F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev.

Jack Whidden, Baptist Minister, officiating. Active Pallbearers will be Wilson Ste both former policemen who Georgia C. Findon, 70, mea Thursday. A native of Hartford, she came here 23 years phens, Ken Snyder, Carl Bass, Albert Dignified Services Regardless of Price "Sine. 1S3V WILSON SAMMON CO.

FUNERAL HOME Phone 877-7676 Licntcd Fun.ral Oirtcton 4730 W. ARMENIA 34-Hour Ambulance Scrvic Fhon. 24S-3S7S rye Sloea, FrM. Tampa, Fla. 330S became lawyers, and Tom, a student at the University of Funeral Notices go from Tampa.

She was a re Florida. Frebis, James Ragsdale, and Jnf-fery Brock. Honorary Pallbearers will be Rev. Rhymer Knight, Norman Shep-pard, William Boyd, and Clinton Bass. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery.

tired secretary. She was an port; one sister; Miss Leila The funeral will be Tuesday ATKINSON, EDWIN D. SR. Funeral at 3 p.m. in Bayfront Park Au COMPARE OUR FACILITIES Episcopalian.

She was a member of O.E.S., a former member of the Business Professional RICHISON, JOSEPH F. Joseph F. Piatt of Lakeport. LEONARD KLAISNER LAKELAND Leonard J. ditorium.

It will be a military- style funeral with a procession (services cuwin u. nuiuson at, age 81. of 6009 Hiver Terrace will be held Monday at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME, 6S0O Nebraska- at Sligh, with Rev. H. C.

Stringfellowr a retired Baptist Minister officiating. Interment will follow in Orange Hill Cemetery. of police motorcycles and cars. Circuit Court Judge J. Fritz Gordon will conduct the Klaisner, 55, Asher Road, died Saturday.

A native of Cleveland, he came here 14 years ago from Berea, Ohio. He was a maintenance man. He was a Methodist S. FUNERAL Hip HOME 6718 N. Armenia Ave.

932-5308 24-Hour Ambulance Service THE COST IS A MATTER OF CHOICE Womens Club, and a member of the Golden Bough Association. Survivors include one brother, Clarence C. Cadwell of Tampa; three sisters, Mrs. Lois C. Rounds.

Tampa, Mrs. Frances service. and a Mason. Survivors include C. Well and Mrs.

Betty C. Taub- his widow, Mrs. Clara B. Klais We respect the withes of the family man, both of Lake Wales. ner, Lakeland; three sisters, BARTLEr, MRS.

JOSEPHINE Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Bartley, 101, a resident of the Rohr Rome in Bartow, who passed away Friday, will be held Monday at 10 A.M. from the Whidden Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. James H. Wade officiating.

In- terment will be in Augusta, Ga. in every matter. nicmson, ot zyi laiewua, passed away Friday morning. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.

BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. Ray Lindsay, pastor of the East Sligh Avenue Baptist Church, officiating. Pall-bearers will be George Rebar, Ellsworth Lehlbach, Denver Rebar, Joseph Cacciatore and Richard Partridge. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. THE FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS AT THE FUNERAL HOME FROM 7 TO 9 P.M.

MONDAY. Mr. Richison is survived by his wife: Mrs. Helen Richison, Tampa; 3 daughters: Mrs. Carmella Byrd, Clarksburg, W.

Mrs. Carol Lee Sutton, Bridgeport, W. Mrs. Gene Scott, Tampa; 2 sons: Fred Richison III, Clarksburg, W. Timothy Nixon, Tampa; 3 sisters: Rose Fedio, Clarksburg, W.

Katherine Knight, Bridgeport, W. Margaret Sisk, Holly Hill, Florida; 4 brothers: Nick Richison, Anmoore, W. Jim Richison, Anmoore, W. Carl Richison, Columbus, Ohio; John Richison, Canton, Ohio; and 1 grandson: Fred Allen Richison. Mrs.

Helen Gilchrist, Berea, CYRIL G. KOLLMAN Ohio; Mrs. Ruth Gilchrist. BUSHNELL Cyril G. Koll- Berea, Ohio; Mrs.

Virginia man, 68. died Thursday as a crooKs, Berea, Ohio. result of injuries received in an Belgian Operator GHENT, Belgium UPD Belgium's first lung transplant operation was performed successfully at Ghent University hospital Thursday night, hospital sources said yesterday. The sources said the operation lasted three hours and the patient, a 24-year-old metalworker, was doing well. CAROL WILLIAMS BARTOW Carol Diane Wil automobile accident.

He was a liams, infant, died Saturday. Methodist and a retired govern Survivors include her. parents, BEALS, CLARENCE O. Mr. Clarence O.

Beats, 45, of Manteo, N.C., passed away Friday morning in a local hos-Pital. The remains were sent to the Twiford Funeral Home, Elizabeth City, N.C., for services and interment in New Hollywood Cemetery. The Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, was in charge of local arrangements. Mr. ana Mrs.

James. H. Wil Funeral Homes liams, 330 West Parker one MEMORIAL HOME ST. PETERSBURG 01 59th S. N.

Mm MM. FUNERAL HOME PINELLAS PARK 100 Park Blvd. Ph. 544-6479 FUNERAL HOME TAMPA 3419 Nebraska Ava. Ph.

229-0127 Personal 8errlct brother, James Dean Williams Hill and one sister, Betty Jane Wil Funeral Notices liams, aii ot Bartow. ADVERTISEMENT HARRY WALKER HAYS, CAPT. JOHN H. Funeral services SCHOFIELD, HERBERT H. Funeral services for Mr.

Herbert H. Schofield, age 65, of 4925 East Broadway, will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the GRAVESIDE at Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Reverend Perry Hampton, will officiate. Arrangements are under the direction of JENNINGS FUNERAL CHAPEL, 6900 NEBRASKA AVENUE AT SLIGH. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 10 a.m.

until 9 p.m. BARTOW Harry G. Walker I- ment inspector. He came here one month ago from Bronson, Mich. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Audrey M. Kol-Iman; two daughters, Mrs. Carolyn J. Craig, Ft. Wayne, Mrs.

Mary Sue Wyss, Norfolk, two brothers, L. R. Kollman, Michigan, and Robert A. Kollman, Indiana. WALTER WATSON LAKE PANASOFFKEE -Walter A.

Watson, 66, died Saturday. He was a Baptist and a retired machine operator. He 49, 65o Manor Drive, died Saturday. Born in Welch, W. he came here seven years ago from for capt.

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 of Mrs. M. J.

Hulsey of Tampa. He is also survived by his widow, the former 24-HOUR TODAY'S CLESI. IGNACIO (NELSON! Funeral services for Mr. Ignacio (Nelson) Clesi, age 64, of 3014 E. Jean will held Monday at 2 P.M.

from the A. P. BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. ARMENIA AVE.) with interment to follow in a local cemetery. He is sur- vived by a brother, Mr.

Frank Clese of Lakeland, and a niece, Mrs. Frances Kesne of New Orleans, La. Pallbearers will be: Mr. Tony Man-" ali, Mr. Frank Manali, Mr.

Dominick Capitano. Mr. Philip Caltagirone, Mr. "Joseph White and Mr. Franklin Burke.

FAMILY WILL BE AT THE RIVERSIDE CHAPEL SUNDAY FROM 8 P.M. TO 9 P.M. WHERE ROSARY SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 8:30 P.M. SIERRA, MR. BERNARDO Funeral Princeton, W.

Va. He was an Episcopalian. He was a veteran Emergency or Private AMBULANCE SERVICE CITY WIDE I of World War II. Survivors in Leslie Ann Contros, of Salem, and a baby daughter; and two sisters, Mrs. James A.

Milam of Washington, D.C., and Miss Suzy Hays of Winter Haven. Capt. Hays, a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, had served By JACK G. YENT Funeral Notices EAST SIDE services lor Mr.

Bernardo Sierra, 86, of 1822 14th Avenue, who passed away Friday evening, will be conducted Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the Graveside in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park, with Rev. Fr. Paul Sullivan, C.S.s.R., to officiate. Arrangements by C. E.

PREVATT FUNERAL HOME, 3419 Nebraska Avenue. Survivors: son, Danton Sierra: grandchildren, Danton Sierra Richard Sierra, Darlene Sierra; nieces, Mrs. Zorairia Martinez, Mrs. Lieia Fernandez, Mrs. Candita Reyes, Mrs.

Elvira Gil, Mrs. Josephine Diaz, Mrs. Elisa Gonzalez. was a native of Spencer, W. Vir ginia.

Survivors include his CHAPEL YOUNG, ANDREW G. Funeral services Mr- Andrew G. Young, 75, of 2801 North Blain Acres Drive, Plant City, who passed away Friday wil be held eignt montns tn Vietnam. He had Been awarded the Purple Heart and a battlefield commendation for valor, and the award of the Silver Star for gallantry in action had been authorized. The family REQUESTS THAT FLOWERS BE OMITTED; contributions may be made to the John H.

Hays Student Council Scholarship Fund. PH. 24S-572X 2906 34th St. i i p.m. monaay from the chapel of COLON, FIDEL There will be a recita- tion of the Rosary for the repose of the soul of Fidel Colon, age 34, of Ruskin, Florida at the Lewers and Shannon Fu- nera! Home, Ruskin, with the Rev.

Father Antonio Diez, pastor of St. Ann's Catholic Church officiating. Visiting hours are from 5 till 9 and the Rosary will be conducted at 7 o'clock Sunday, Nov. 17. widow, Mrs.

Gladys Watson, Lake Panasoffkee; two sisters, Mrs. Vonda Jones, Tampa; Miss Vada Watson, Spencer, W. Va. JACK M. RAGSDALE LAKE LECLAIR Jack M.

STEVENS, MRS. FLORENCE ETHEL HENSLER, CARL GEORGE Recitation wciiiuiMi unerai nome, lauj w. Reynolds, Plant City, with Rev. Claud Crosby officiating. Pallbearers are M.

M. Ostime, Jo N. Wells, Vernon Walker, Walter Brown, Bill Miiey and Jimmy Dees. Interment will be in the Sunset Memory Gardens Cemetery on U.S. 301.

RICE Funeral services for Mrs. Flor Will Rodgers said, "We all should live so we wouldn't mind selling the family parrot to the town gossip." and added "But who's that careful?" While it is true some people delight in gossip, we believe an overwhelming majority of people dislike gossip, mild or malicious. We believe most people would like to graciously discourage gossip but often hesitate through fear of hurting the feelings of the gossiper. When one listens to gossip, a grip occurs between the listener and the gossiper. A good way to avoid the grip and keep gossip from coming out of the mouth is to refuse to lend an ear for it to come in.

A few simple questions asked with a friendly smile can silence any gossip. For example, "Where did you hear that?" "Who started that rumor?" "You don't really believe that, do you?" "How many people have you told that to?" "Why do you think I'm interested in hearing that?" ence E. R. Stevens will be held Mon- Ragsdale, 40, died in Ft. Smith, of the Rosary for Mr.

Carl George Hensler, of 410 6th Avenue, S.E., Ruskin, will be said this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Garden Chapel, Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue, by Fr. Antoine Diez. Requiem Mass for the repose of his soul will be Monday morning at 10:00 o'clock at St. Anne's Catholic Church. Interment will follow in Ruskin Cemetery.

The family request "Flowers Please Be Omitted." EAGAN, JOHN (JOHNNY) Funeral oay afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of Wells Funeral Home in Plant City. Rev. A. L. Mears will officiate.

Interment will be in Avon Park Cemetery. Those selected to serve as pallbearers will please meet at the chapel at 1:45 o'clock. She is survived by her son, Raymond B. Rice, Plant City, 4 sisters, Mrs. Naomi Brown, Springfield, Ohio, Mrs.

Donna Charaberlin, North Lewisburg, Mrs. Cecil Edds, Lansing, Mrs. Rula Burden, Warren, Ohio, 3 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Wells Funeral Home, will be in charge of services for Mr. John R.

(Johnny) Eagan, 63, of 2108 W. Marquette died Saturday afternoon at his resi-dence. Time and place will be an- nounced later by the SNIPES FU- liMiiil LV 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. and Mrs. C. W. Lybrand Linda and Gary -KERAL HOME, 6718 N.

Armenia; rZi' 5 Slis." MA ve LAMBERT, WILLIAM serv-Interment will be in Garden of Mem-: xr i k-. "You don't really think I believe that, do etc. Such questions invariably squelch gossip. Friendships are kept and both you and the gossiper feel better JACK G. YENT, President, F.

T. BLOUNT CO. FUNERAL HOMES our 51st year, Tampa and Lutz, Florida. dries Cemetery. of the Holowav Road.

Plant lull passed away Saturday, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Turkey Creek i. L. i i nii rrem. urns miitc I we n-ipn i.

Hunt Ann fcranlr in nrfipiahntf CARD OF THANKS The family of the services lor mrs. maoie c. tinsel, i th M.nutrl ot vii siiKa win oe neia mon- r- e- i UIIJ IIJUIII1UK iU UUIR I1UI11 IMC Unma 1 0ft? U7 D.t-nnlfjc Titan late wuuam H. Lester (Willie) wish to thank their relatives and friends for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the recent death of their loved one. Wife Mina, Son Gerald Lester family and Brothers and Sisters 41...

1 II i 1 THEDELL. M. E. "Tweed" Mr. M.

A "Tweed" Twedell. 54, of 530 Su-V wanee Circle, passed away Friday morning. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 11:30 from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev.

Billv Barber, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Active pallbearers will be Dr. Thomas McKell. Bergen Newell, William C. Macinnes, C.

J. Sedlmayr, Albert Sweeney, J. Mc- Let onr 9 ws-af experience 9 I a guide yon in 9 m. the selection I amily 1 i monument 1 IVv! barre 9 ficiating. Interment will follow in Sun.

ssset Memory Cemetery. BOWE FU-m NER AL HOME. 3611 Busch in charge of arrangements. LAYTON, MRS. LENA M.

Funeral services for Mrs. Lena M. Lay ton, age 56, 4007 San Miguel, will be held at 2:00 o'clock Monday afternoon at CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 605 S. MacDill Avenue. The Rev.

Hoyt Massey, Rector of McCAIN, MRS. MATTIE A. Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie A. McCain, 66, 8524 Hamner will be held at ten o'clock Monday morning at the M.

John's Episcopal Church will offi ciate. Cremation will follow. "THE GRANDFATHER FATHER SON ENTRANCE ON BEAUTIFUL BAYSHORE DRIVE AND YERNEST. PHONE 251-1001 Established 1898 TAMPA'S OLDEST FAMILY REUESTS THAT FLOWERS awiuey runerai Home, 16W! w. Waters I I I' if iVJVIU-lf I I PLEASE BE OMITTED." Those who Kissick Jeter, Joseph Monsour and John Libby.

Honorary bearers will be Directors of the Florida State Fair, Directors of the International Association of Fairs, and the Directors of the International Motor Contest Aswia-tion. Entombment will be in Mvrtle Hill Mausoleum with Memorial Lodge 20 FAM officiating. riNDON, MRS. GEORGIA Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia C.

Findon, age 70, Route Box 140, Lake Wales, who died Thursday at the Winter Haven Hospital, will be held Monday at 2 P.M. in the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd with the Rev. Canon Richard I. Brown, pastor, offi- ciating. Cremation services will follow.

J. H. Evans Lake Wales Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Friends may call from 7-9 P.M. Sunday at the so desire may make contributions to The Heart Fund.

The family will be at the funeral home Sunday evening between 7:03 and 9:00 P.M. The tradition of dignity has been our endeavor for many years. The respect for the wishes of those we serve give assurance and confidence to families in their time of grief. Ave. with the Rev.

Del Smith, of the Lutz Bethel Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories. Pallbearers are Robert Dobbins, Crayton Dobbins, Kenneth McCain, Danny McCain, Donald Schnitz-ler, and Adrain Brown. Survivors are 7 daughters, Maybelle Kuhnast, Mary Ryan, Margaret Hixenbaugh, Marie II JOSEPH ,7 II costantino Monument JOSEPH 1 rOTANTIMft I LEWIS, MAJOR, DESSIE ROSCOE Fn- uneral Home. ALKER, HARRY G.

Funeral services for Harry G. Walker, 49, a resident of 655 Manor Drive, Bartow, who parsed QARCIA. MRS. RAMON A Funeral serv- nerai services tor Major uessie Koscoe Lewis, (U.S. Army Retired), age 68, 818 Alice Circle, Lutz, will be held at 10:00 o'clock Monday morning at St.

Maiys Catholic Church, at which time a Requiem Mass for the Repose of his Soul will be offered by Rev. Father wd. aamraav morning will be held Tuesday at 10 A.M. from the Holy buns, Buena Coberly, Euna Anderson, and Mavis Sapp; 6 sons, John C. Sanford Clarence James A.

William and Robert E. McCain; 2 sisters, Miss Mary McLarty and Mrs. Ruby West and a brother, Luther McLarty. ices ior mrs. rtamona iarcia, i.

bii Vanderbaker Temple Terrace, res-, ident of Tampa for 48 years, who pass-( ed away in a local hospital Saturday morning, will held Monday morning at 10:00 A.M. at MARSICANO FU- NERAL HOME, 4040 Henderson Blvd. Rev. Fr. Emile Bordenave.

S.J. will of- ii-niiv episcopal cnurcn witn the Kev. Robert N. Huffman officiating. Whidden Funeral Home is in charge of MONUMENT CO.

I SINCE 1906 One Location Only irfsCCE I A ISAtaflA al James A. Larkin, Pastor. Interment with full Military Honors by the Mac-Dill Air Force Base personnel will fol low in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. A Recitation of the Rosary will be said at CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 605 S. MacDill Avenue Sunday WALKER, MRS.

SADIE G. Funeral evening ai ciock. Ph. 626-6187 (2 LHOIKA. FRANK B.

Frank H. Lhotka, ficiate with interment to follow in Cen- tro Espanol Memorial. Pallbearers will be Angel Banos, Joe Fernan- Carmelo Testa Secca, John Gar- cia. Caspar Garcia and Larry PividaL She it survived by 6 daughters, Mrs. Virginia Villareal.

Mrs. Stella Banos, Mrs. Alfonsina Pividal, Mrs. Ramona TestaSecca, Mrs. Hilaria Traina and Mrs.

Julia Fernandez all of Tampa; 2 sons. John Garcia, Hudson, and Caspar Garcia, Tampa; 25 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. The family will be at the uneral Home Sunaav night from 7-00 P.M. until P.M. THE FAMILY REQUESTS MORRIS, HENRY F.

Henry F. Morris, 75, of 8007 N. Rome, passed away Friday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.

BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. Paul Parrish, pastor of the N. Rome Baptist Church, and Rev. Roland Barrington, pastor of the Belmont Baptist Church, officiating. Active pallbearers will be Mr.

K. M. Anchors, Mr. W. C.

Dixon, William R. Kelley, Cecil S. Clark, Berlie Drawdy, and Charles Hampton. Interment will be in the Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Mr.

Morris is survived by his wife: Mrs. Reba Morris, Tampa; daughter: Mrs. Syble Smith, Tampa; sister: Mrs. Vana Harris, Trussville, Alabama; and 5 grandchildren. FUNERAL HOME EDWARD JENNINGS FUNERAL DIRECTOR ct vim ror mrs.

Sadie G. Walker, of in E. Emily Street, who passed away Friday at a Tampa hospital, will be conducted Monday morning at 10:00 o'clock at the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 Armenia the Rev. Joseph L. Auten, pastor of John Calvin Presbv-terian Church to officiate.

Interment in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Pallbearers, Julius Johnson, Russell White-hurst, Michael Jones, Kenneth Flovd, Horace Locke and Roy Ellis. PLEASE DONATIONS MAY BE MADE TO THE CANCER FUND. Flower Shop Wednesday thru Sunday THAT FLOWERS PLEASE BE OMIT- -TED. 37.

sis ceaar unve, BrooksviUe. passed away Friday morning in Tampa General hospital. Mr. Lhotka came to Brooksville years ao from Elm-hurst, III. Hewas employed by the Florida Forest Service, Brooksville.

a veteran of the Korea War. member of the Kniehts of Columbns, Society of American Foresters and the VFW. Survivors include his widow. Lilyan Lhotka. Brooksville; one daughter, Nancy Jo Luotka.

Brooksville; two sons, Joseph Steven and David William Lhotka. Brooksville; mother, Mrs. John Susanec. Stickney, 111. Friends will be received at the Brewer Memorial Funeral Home Sunday evening at 7:30 P.M.

where there will be a recitation of the Rosary. Requiem mass will be celebrated Monday morning at 10:00 A.M. in the St. Anthonys Catholic Church with Rev. Paul Romph OBS offncatipj.

Interment will follow in the Brooksville Cemetery. Arraneements under the direction of Brewer Me-i moria Funeral Borne. Brooksville. O'BRIEN', MISS SADIE-Miss Sadie WATSON, WALTER services for Mr Walter A. Watson, 66, Lake Panasoffkee, will be held Mondav, Nov.

in PrceH Funeral Chanel, Bushnell, with the Rev. D. Smith, Inverness, ofliciating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Gladvs Watson, two sisters. Miss Vada Watson, Spencer, W.Va., Mrs. Vonda Jones, Tampa, two nieces, Sharon and Marie Jones, Tampa. Arrangements are under direcbon of Pur cell Funeral Borne, BushueiL 6900 NEBRASKA AVE. AT SLIGH, TAMPA PH.

237-334S GRr''EH. Ht r.H Funeral services tor Mr. Hush E. Gardner, T4, of Inverness, will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday aitemooa is the chapel of the Porttr uneral Home in Inverness with the Rv. D.

S. Smith, pastor of the Inverness First Baptit Church, officistinie. Interment wiil foikmr in the Oak Aidfe Cemetery la Internes. I O'Brien, 82, of the Old Peoples Home passed away Friday morning. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at o'clock from the Chapel of the F.

T. COMPANY FU-NERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Ave-nue, with Rev. Patrick Shannon C.Ss.R., assistant Pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Garden oi Memories Cemetery, Main Entrance Myrtle Hill Memorial Park.