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STATE 19-A THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Thursday, May 25, 1967 Deaths in the Tampa Area and Other West Coast Communities eran of World War I and a Satellite In Solar Study Orbit sons, William S. Jr. of Little Rock, and Teddy Cincinnati, three daughters, Mrs. nnal Yates. TamDa.

Mrs. Fave Storey of Indiantown, Mrs. Laura Lciuse Kelly and Miss Lena Mae Whitton, both of Hernando; his mother, Mrs. Aire Elizabeth Whitton, Hernando; and a sister, Mrs. Lena Lamon, Hernando; and nine grandchildren.

BEN ASBEL BROOKSVILLE Ben Asbel, 95, a resident of rural Brooksville, died in the Cambridge Nursing Home in New Port Richey Tuesday. He was a native of Alabama and had lived in this area for many years. He was a retired carpenter and a member of the Baptist church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude Asbel, two sons, Herman and Charley; a step son, Casier Goodman; a brother, George Asbel all of Fivay Junction, Brooksville; and a host of grandchildren and great grand children.

MICHAEL J. LAKELAND Michael J. Wasekanes, 75, 716 W. Patterson, died early yesterday in Bay Pines VA Hospital. A native of Pennsylvania, he lived here 11 years and lived previously in Philadelphia.

He was a retired chief petty officer in the Navy for 30 years, and was a veteran World War a member American Legion; and the masons. He is survive by his widow, Mrs. Helen Wasekanes and a brother, Stanley Wasekanes, Philadelphia. and of the American Business Women's Association, and is survived by her husband, Joseph P. Henderson Atlanta and Brooskville, where services will be held Friday, WILLIAM SIDNEY KING BROOKSVILLE William Sidney King, 69, died at his residence on Park Blvd.

yesterday. He came to this area some seven years ago from Portsmouth, Ohio and was a retired brakeman from the Norfolk and Western Railroad. He was a member of the Christian church, Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen, a Veteran ofWWI and a life member of DAV. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel King, Brooksville; two mm fir WW SURPLUS WAREHOUSE STOCK FACTORY FLOOR SAMPLES 9 TO SELL FAST! 100 NYLON PILE DOUBLE-DUTY SOFABEDS LIMITED TIME ONLY iLC iy 3 been priced has never so low! mm k.nuHi m-it Chotman, Brooksville; and Mrs.

Ernestine Ries, Los Angeles, and 14 grandchildren. WILLIAM W. WHITTON HERNANDO William Wesley Whitton, 67, 1 a native of Marion County, and a resident of Hernando for the past 59 years, died at his home Tuesday afternoon. He was a member of the Methodist church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Lena Mae Whitton of Hernando; two sons, B. M. (Buster) Whitton and John Wesley Whitton, both of Hernando; three daughters Mrs. Mary nr special WITH dresser with framed ''Mf (5 tilt Opens to sleep two with storage compartment under seat. Choirt of 9 colors.

J94 Sin 0, 0 THAN Vi PRICE! KERMIT D. COWART ZOLFO SPRINGS Kermit D. Cowart, 68, died Wednesday. He had lived in Hardee County all his life and was a retired farmer. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Maybelle Rogers Cowart; three sons, D. Wayne and Doyle C. Cowart of Wau- chulat and Glenn E. Cowart of Zolfo two brothers, Posey and Boyd Cowart of Lake three sisters, Mrs. Addie Dennis and Mrs, Maggie Sellers of Wauchula, and Mrs.

Gladys Holland of Lake Dale, and eight grandchildren. WALTER RICHARDSON SR. WILDWOOD Walter Morris Richardson 67, died Wednesday. Born in Pine Bluff, he came to Lady Lake in 1931 and moved here in 1953 and opened Richardson's Nursing Home. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and was a Presbyterian.11 Survivors clude his widow, Mrs.

OUie G. Richardson; three sons, Ernest G. Richardson, Webster, S. B. Richardson, South Bay, and Walter M.

Richardson Oxford; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Herrington and Mrs. Sophie Wilson, Pine Bluff, and seven grandchildren. MRS. MARTHA ALBRITTON BOWLING GREEN Mrs.

Martha Ann Albritton, a native of Bowling Green, died Tuesday in Indiantown. She was a Bap tist. Survivors include three sons, W. Harry, Jerry N. and Earl D.

Albritton, and a daughter, Mrs. Luther Barker, all of Fort Pierce; her mother, Mrs. James D. Dersey, Bowling Green; four brothers, J. T.

Dersey of Bowling Green, Earl Dersey of Camden, S.C., Van Dersey of St. Petersburg and David Dersey of Bartow; two sisters, Mrs. Grace Anderson of Bowling Green and Mrs. Juan-ita Blanchard of and eight grandchildren. HERBERT L.

GROVE NEW PORT RICHEY Herbert Lee Grove, 48, of 612 Arthur died Tuesday. He was a native of Oberlin, and had lived here 20 years, coming from Pa. He Funeral Notices EXCM, MASTER TAL MADGE JUNIOR Master Talmadge Junior Exum 15, of 4812 Dale Mabry, Tampa, passed away Tuesday eve-ning in a local hospital. The remains will be sent this afternoon to the Music Funeral Home Lakeland. for services and interment in Riverside Chapel Cemetery.

Local arrangements are in charge of the Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Ave. GONZALEZ (MELON), EDUARDO Funeral services for Mr. duardo Gonzalez (Melon), age 74. of 2336 Pine will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the A.

P. BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia with interment in Colon Cemetery. Pallbearers: Jo Coronado, Manuel Garcia. Juan Crux, Miguel Gonzalez, Angel Gonzalez and Frank Garcia.

Honorary: Raymond Cruz, Avelino Castro, Manuel Escobio, Manuel FoJaco, Raymond Fojaco, and Jose M. Rodriguei. PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. GONZALEZ, SECUKDINO Funeral services for Mr. Secundino Gonzalez, 83.

of 919 15th will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. from the A. P. Bora RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. Armenia with interment in Centra As tuna no Memorial.

He is survived by four daughters. Miss Aurora Gonzalez, Mrs. Teresa Car- re no, Mrs. Marta Reyes and Mrs. Alicia Navarro of Tampa, also a son, Louis Gonzalez of Chicago, two nephews, Jack Blanco and Henry Gonzales and seven grandchildren.

Pallbearers: Louis Gonzalez, Modesto Navarro, Jack Blanco, Jose Carreno, Sam Barcelona. Emilio Rodriguez, Julio 'Cuevas, and Vincent Carreno. GROVE, HERBERT LEE-Herbert Lee Grove, 48, 612 Arthur New Port Richey, died May 23 in New Port Richey. Rosary services will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church and Requiem Mass will be celebrated Friday morning at 10 o'clock with the Rev. Father Dennis Murphy.

Interment will be in Mea-dowlawn Memorial Gardens. The Knights Of Columbus Men's Club, Holy Name Society, Rosary Altar Society and Ladies Auxiliary will please meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church to say the Rosary. The family requests that flowers please be omitted and donations be made to Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church. North Funeral Homer New Port Richey, in charge of arrangements. HEVDERSOV.

MRS. MART W. Mrs. Marv W. Henderson.

48, wife Of Joe P. Henderson, died in Atlanta, May 23, 1967. unerai services win be at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon from the graveside in the Brooksville Cemeterv. with Rev. William S.

Shaw officiating. John W. Turner Home for Funerals, BrooKsviue fia in charge of arrangements. HOLT, FREDA MART HARSAGE Funeral services for red a Mary Hamage Holt, 42, of Dade City, will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church of Dade City, with Rev, Paul Wonders Jr.

officiating. Serving as pallbearers are Homer Hoooy, iommv ureen, rnu Wirt. Gene Maffetf. Earl Tyre and Floyd Philmon. Honorary bearers are Jimmy Weightman, Howard Alt-man.

Dr. W. H. Walters, Chester Taylor, Drew Croft, Wae crou, noo nov Cox and Lamar Watson Interment will be in Floral Memory Gar-dens, Dade City. Coleman and Ferguson Co, in charge.

JOHNSTON. DANIEL JOSEPH Fu neral services for Mr. Daniel Joseph Johnston, 58, of 512 E. Hanlon will be held this morning at 9 o'clock at the Most Holy Redemer Catholic Church, at which time Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul by The Rev, Father John X. Luinehan.

Pallbearers will be Le Paul. Genre Klein. Buddy Klein Orlando Garcia, Ruck Floyd and Charles Mendel. Interment wil be In Garden of Memoriea. Arrangement are in charge of JENNINGS FU-NERAL HOME, 900 Nebraska Ave, KIMRROUGH MR.

HtmiE DIXON Funeral services for Mrs. Susie Dixon Kimhrough, 87, of Center Hill and lifelong resident, will be held Fridnv at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of Center Hill with the Rev. J. D.

Robinson officiating. Interment will follow In the family plot in ('enter Hill Cemetery. Page-Theus Funeral Home. Iesburff. is In charge of ar rangements.

Surviving are four sons, Bennie, Cherry and William Kim-brough, all of Center Hill, and Gro vine Kimbrough of Arizona and one sister, Mr. Lydia mo. center tim KINO, WILLIAM aervlcet for Mr. William 8. King, 69, wno died at bis homo In Brooksville, May 24, 17.

will be at 11 o'clock Fri day morning from Turner's Chapel, with Rev. Charlef Jester officiating. Burial will be In the Brooksvil le Cemetery. John W. Turner Home for Funerals in charge of arrangements.

LASS ITER, LEUE AIXEK-Fufleral services for Mr. Leaife Allen Las-siter, 72, of ft05 K. Buffalo Ave wilt be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the COLONIAL CHAPEL. Lord Femsndeg Funeral Home, 3718 Lake Ave. The Rev.

Paul R. Hart, officiating. Interment will fellow In Myrtle HUI Cemetery, was a tontractor, member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church and Knights of Col umbus, Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Rose Grove; two i Joseph and Michael Grove, New Port Richey; four daughters, Mrs. Janet Perry, Ramey AFB, Puerto Rico, the Misses Mary Ann, Christine and Theresa Grove, New Port Rich ey; his mother, Mrs.

Idella Grove, Steelton; one brother, Edwin Grove, Steelton; three sisters, Idella Drayer and Miss Evelyn Grove, Steelton, Mrs, Anna Maria Sauper, Enola, and three grand children. LESLIE LASSITER Leslie Allen Lassiter, 72, 905 E. Buffalo died Tuesday at Bay Pines. Mr. Lassiter, a native of Wake County, N.C., had lived in Tampa 12 years, was a veteran of World War I.

He Is survived by three brothers, J. W. Lassiter, Apex, Hubert Lassiter, Raleigh, and Otho Lassiter, Plymouth, N.C.; and one sister, Mrs. Ina Williams, Owensboro, Ky. ANGELO PIAZZA Angelo V.

Piazza, 79, 2906 El more died Wednesday, Mr. Piazza, a native of Italy, had lived in Tampa 71 years. He was a retired merchant and a member of L'Unione Italiana Club, He is survived by one son, Jack Piazza; one daughter, Mrs. Nick Maggio; two sis ters, Mrs. Francisca Martinez anl Mrs.

Maria Antinori; three grandchildren, Nick Di Maggio Margaret Filippello and Rose Lindsey. FRED J. BRANDT Fred J. Brandt, 83, 1313 River Cove, died Tuesday. A native of New York City, he had lived in Tampa 17 years.

He was a vet- Funeral Notices MOLINARL CESARE Cesare J. Molinarl, 72, of 3010 Kirby, lampa, passed away yesterday afternoon in a local hospital. The remains will be sent this evening to the Hursen Funeral Home. Chicago, 111., for services and interment in Queen of Heaven Cemeterv. Local arrangements are in charge of the Duval Funeral Home, 38U0 weDrasKa Ave.

PARISH, LABORN P. Funeral serv ices for Mr. juaftorn Parian, age 78, 3709 East Grove will be held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the 40th Street Baptist Church, 6020 40th St. The Rev. L.

Earl King, pastor, will officiate. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Paul E. Eden-field, Henry Bryant, William V. Tid-well, Lee Tidwell, Jimie Barbery, and Jimmy V.

Cabal. CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME, 605 S. MacDiU is in charge of arrangements. PETERS, BRUCE Bruce W. Peters, 85, of 3201 waucrati, passed away Tuesday morning.

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 Rev. Ross Geiger, pastor of the U-mona Evangelical United Brethren Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Elex Ubowich, Dick Baxter, John Neal, and Merlin Black.

Interment will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery. PIAZZA. ANGELO V. Funeral aerv- ices for Mr. Angelo V.

Piazza, 79, of 2306 Elmore will be held Fri-day afternoon at 4 o'clock from the COLONIAL CHAPEL, Lord Fernandez Funeral Home, 3716 E. Lake Ave. The Rosary will be recited this evening at o'clock at the COLONIAL CHAPEL. Interment will be In L'Unlone Italiana Cemetery. Active Kallbearers: Nelson Antinori, Angel lartinez Jr.t Joe Mistretta, Joe Va-lenti, Jlmmie Pardo and Rudy Filippello.

Honorary pallbearers: Nick Dl Maggio Nick Di Maggio John Bellucia, Ted Suarez, Luigi Mistretta, Jim Mistretta, Vincent Pardo, Andrew Messina, Alfonso Guinta, Bill Flowers, Jack Fernandez Paul Longo, Frank Mistretta, and Santo P. Antinori. POPELL. WILLIAM "CHICAGO BILL' Mr. William "Chicago Bill" popeu, 63, of Rt.

2 Box 371, passed away Wednesday morning. A Requiem Mass for the Repose of his soul will be said Thursday morning at 10 o'clock bv Rev. Fr. Norman Baltha-xar, at the Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Mr.

Popell will be sent to the Barto and Sons Funeral Home, Grand Rapids, for final services and interment. F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME. 5101 Nebraska in charge of arrangements.

RAWLINS, WALTER R. Mr. Walter Rawlins, 83. ot uub jmn fa sued away Wednesday morning, unerai aervices will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.

BlUJNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Ne-braRka Ave. with Rev. Bob Hope, pantor of the Keystone BaptiRt Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Teddy Home, Dale Home, Wayne Rawlins, Daniel Rawlins, Jack Hcdnepath, and Fred Home. Interment will be In Myrtle Hill Cemetery.

SIDKRS. SAMUEL Mr. Samuel Siders, if, Ol til. nox i-3, nusiiui, wncu way Monday afternoon. Funeral aervices will be held Thursday after-noon at 2 o'clock from the Chapel of the F.

T. BLOUNT COMPANY FU- With Rev. R. Reams Holland, pastor 01 me nusiun tnunn Rev, D. M.

Mathis, pastor of Abundance of Life Church, officiating, Pall, bearers will be Mike E. Perez, Edward Jackson, Wayne Folaom, Frank Capitano, Willie Johnson Troy Al-mand, and Roy Atmand. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. STANTON, MISS CAROLYN MARIE 1 1 1 1 I CT- I ti. Cinninn It if 910? Ifarmnfl.

will be conducted this afternoon at 4 o'clock from tne uaraen i napei. 3R0O Nebraska Duval Funeral Home, with the Rev. Donald C. Clow- hiv rxf Tha f'hiirrh ft? Tftmnil. to officiate.

Interment will follow In Mvrtle HHl Memorial ranc wme terv. Pallbearers will be Joe Clbl Dhii nhmiii f)nv1 (Ihmnn Fdriie Marville, Mr. Allen and Ricky Ma mile. 8TEINLKN, JOHN Funeral service for Mr. John Meinien, oi nin Carroll Place will be held thN morn Ing at 10 o'clock at th Most Holy Rfdecmer Catholic Church at which ti" a Rerp'm a I a will be offered for the repose of his soul bv The Rev.

Father John X. Llnne-han. Full Military honors will be furnished by Macnui A.r.H. inier- man tuill Ka In Knntnt Mumnr Car, ri-ns Cemetery. THK FAMIf.V RE QUEST THAf FT-OWERS PLEASE BE OMITTKD, Thone who so dertre may contribute to the Most Holy Re deemer Catholic Church or the Hllls- boroiiah County Heart Association Arrangements are in ehanie of JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME, 6900 neoraska Ave.

STEWART. MRS. ACNFS M-Punfril i mi ret for Mri. Asne M. Sttwurt, SO.

formerly of 1728 fiK Lambrlght will be held thin afternoon at 2 o'clock It the JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 6900 Nebraska Ave. with Rev, John Davenport, faitor of Northeast Methndiftt hirrch, officiating Interment will be In Garden of Memoriea Cemetery, WHITTOV, WILLIAM WESLEY Fu-nerat aervlrea for Mr, William Wea-ley Whiiion, 7, of Hernando, will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Hernando McthodUt Church, with Rev, Joe B. Hughe of-firlntin. Interment will follow In the OAkridfo Cemetery in Invernen. Porter Funeral Hom, Invemen, in charge of arrahgeinenti.

member of the Sulphur Springs Tourist Club. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hazel Brandt; a stepson, Richard Linsea, Holt, two stepdaughters, Mrs Maxine Vincent, Grosse Point, and Mrs. Shirley Tinker, Tampa. EDUARDO GONZALEZ Eduardo (Melon) Gonzalez, 74, of 2336 Pine died yesterday at a Tampa hospital.

A hative of Asturias, Spain, he had resided in Tampa 60 years and is sur vived by his wife, Mrs. Rosa Gonzalez; a son, Edward Gonzalez; a daughter, Mrs. Grace Coronado, Tampa; two sisters, Virginia Gonzalez, Tampa, and Antonia Gonzalez, of France: a brother, Gervasio Gonzalez, of Spain, and six grandchildren, JOHN E. ROHAN ST, CLOUD John Eugene Rohan, 71, a native of Enfield, and a resident here 10 years, died Sunday. He was a member of St.

Thomas Catholic Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Helen Rohan; two sons, Francis J. Rohan, Fort Myers, and John Rohan Dyess AFB, three daugh ters, Mrs. Beatrice Buckles, Jacksonville, Mrs.

Rose Marie Edson, Orlando, Mrs. Jean Ann Lomax, Tampa; and nine grand children. EDWARD S. REED ST. CLOUD Edward Stan ford Reed, 54 a native of Tennessee and a resident here 23 years, died Saturday.

Survivors include two sons, Richard of Kissimmee, Frank of St. Cloud; three daughters, Mrs. Hazel Todd, Orlando, Mrs. Rosemary Lucas and Miss Betty Lou Reed, St. Cloud; three brothers, Spencer, Carl and Kenneth, Knox- ville, a sister, Mrs.

Rosa-lee Tarbett, Washington, D.C., and six grandchildren. WILLIAM E. POLSTON ZEPHYRHILLS William Earl Polston, 59, of rural Zeph- yrbills, died A na tive of Burnside, he came here nine years ago frojn Milan, and was a retired railroad car inspector for the Cincinnati Union Terminal. He was a Protestant. Survivors include his widow, Mrs Opal Polston; two daughters, Mrs.

Ewell Wy- att, Zephyrhills, Mrs. Merlynd Nestell, Richland, two brothers, James and George Polston, and a sister, Mrs. Ed ward Festes, all of Cincinnati, and five grandchildren. PFC. BRIAN C.

HEWITT MAYO PFC Brian C. Hew itt, 18, of the USMC, was killed May 10 near Quam Nam in Vietnam. He is survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harlow J.

Hewitt; two sisters, Dorothy Hewitt and Edith Hewitt; a brother, John Hewitt; grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hewitt, all of Mayo; and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Robinson of London, England. MRS. OLIVE E. ARNOLD LAKELAND Mrs.

Olive E. Arnold, 83, 1109 Sputh Mississippi, died Tuesday morning in a Tampa hospital. A native of Unionville, N.Y., she lived here 35 years and came from Bridg- port, Conn. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Edna Walter, Tampa; a son, Leroy Arnold Columbus, 10 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

WALTER E. BEARDSLEY LAKELAND Walter E. Beardsley, 75, 152 Holi day Mobile Homes Park, died Tuesday evening in Lakeland General Hospital. A native of Hartford, he lived here since 1956 and came from Lorain, Ohio. He was a retired maintenance man with Packard Motor was a mem ber of the Catholic church.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Beardsley; a half- brother, Francis Budds, New Haven, Conn, MRS. BEATRICE ALDRIDGE LAKELAND Mrs. Beatrice Tanner Aldridge, 2304 W. Higl land St.

died Tuesday afternoon in Lakeland General Hospital. She was employed in the pro duce department of Publix Mar kets, was a member of the Bap tist faith, and is survived by husband, George Aldridge two sons, George Aldridge Lakeland and Hershel G. Tanner, Vietnam; her mother, Mrs. Alma C. Johnson, Lakeland; a sister, Mrs.

Patricia Jenkins, Wauchula; three brothers, Karl, Kenneth and Douglas Smith, all of Salem, Ind. MRS. MARY W. HENDERSON BROOKSVILLE Mrs. Mary Walden Henderson, 48, a native of Agricola, Ga.

and resident of Atlanta and Brooksville, died Tuesday in Atlanta. She was a personnel executive with the South Atlantic Division, Corps of Engineers for 25 years, and was educated at Georgia State College. Mrs. Henderson was a member of the Baptist Church JULIA'S mi rta. An.

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and Buffalo Dignified Servitu RegnrdlPM of Pric "Since 1939" WILSON SAMMON CO. FUNERAL HOMff Phone 877-776 Llene4 Funtnl Dirtctort 4730 Mi Armnta 94hnur Awhiifnr rvlr VANDENBERG AFB, Calif. (UPI) IMP-F, also known as Explorer 34, was launched Into a near-perfect Polar orbit yesterday from this base. The 163-pound satellite parried a complex instrument package to measure the sun's influence on the The sixth in a series of interplanetary monitoring platforms was launched at 10:06 a.m., by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. When it: achieved orbit about six hours later, the satellite's designation changed from IMP-F to Explorer 34.

Upon its launching in thick fog atop a three-stage Delta Booster rocket, the satellite streaked toward a high, looping Polar orbit. Its orbital path' took it as far as 133,194 miles from earth and as close as 150 miles at an inclination of 67 degrees. It will circle the earth once every 106 hours, or about four days. "The orbit is pretty close to nominal. We're happy with it," said a NASA spokesman.

Nine of the 12 experiments aboard the spacecraft have been turned on and are doing well The other three will be turned on one at a time on Friday, Saturday and next Journigan To Talk At Memorial Day Services by VFW ST. CLOUD (Special) Veterans of. Foreign Wars of Osceola Company Post will have charge of arrangements for Memorial Day services, William C. Journigan will speak. The Rev, Cecil Mathis, newly elected post commander will be master of ceremonies.

Past Commander M. Savage will be marshal. John Overfield will direct the firing squad with John Lyons as contact officer. All St. Cloud organizations have been invited to participate in the services.

All citizens have been asked to display the Stars and Stripes. The St. Cloud High School Band will provide the music for the services, with Thomas Luter directing. Ground Broken For Jr. High Gym ST.

CLOUD (Special) Ground for construction of a new gymnasium at the St Cloud Junior High School has been broken with the $128,000 job to be completed in Sep. tember 1967. Plans call for the construction of two gyms, one for the Osceola High School in Kis-simmee and the one in St. Cloud. The Missimmee gym is under construction started a month ago.

Funeral Notices iLBRITTOV. MARTHA AXV-Funeral services for Martha Ann Albritton will be held on Friday, May 26th at 2 p.m. at the Fort Green Baptist Church with Rev. Gene Shultx and Rev. William Gillette officiating.

Burial will be at Fort Green Methodist Cemetery under the direction of uneral Home of Wauchula. ISREL BEN Funeral service for Mr. Ben Asbel, 95. who died May 23, 17, will be 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the graveside in the Fivay Cemetery, Pasco County, with Rev. Willie Sanders officiating.

John W. Turner Home for Funerals, Brooksville, Fla.j in charge of arrangements. BRANDT, FRED services for Mr. Fred J. Brandt, 83, of 1313 River Cove will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 6900 Nebraska with Rev.

John P. Davenport pastor of Northeast Methodist Church, official, inff. Interment will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Pallbearers will be H. R.

Erler. John Fletcher, Bill Felty, Paul Fisher, Homer Hart, and Clark Barlow. COSTA. MRS. ROSA Funeral services for Mrs.

Rosa Costa. BO, of 1006 22nd will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. from the A. P. Boza NEBRASKA CHAPEL 2305 Nebraska with Interment in L'Uniono Italians Cemetery.

Survivors; One daughter, Mrs. Josephine Valentl, threo sons, John, Tony and Joseph Costa; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Pallbearers: Frank J. Vlnrent, Anthony Cnta: Frank Romano, Joe Villot, and Dominic Chillura. COWART, KERMIT serv-Ices for Kermit D.

Cowart will be held on Friday, May 24th at 4-30 at the chape! of Coker's Funeral Jfomo in Wauchula with Rev. E. J. C'ayton, pastor of Lake Dale Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in New Hopo Cemetery, fcHWIN.

MRS. LOt'lKE-Prlvsle Christian Science services for Mrs. Louise Krwln, of 1008 6, Sterling were held Wednesday aftmnon from the hapel Of J. L. REED ft SON, BAY i SHORE PLANT AVENUE AND VERNE STREET, at 3 o'clork.

Interment followed at Myrtle Hill Memorial Park, IITARINO, MRS. CATHERINE Fu neral services ior Mrs, cainertne Fucarino, 8ti, resident of 3105 16th who passed away early Tuesday morning at her home, will be eonrfucted Thursday afternoon at 4 O'clock at the WILSON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4730 Ar-mema with interment to follow in the Latnione Italians Cemetery, Active pallbearers: Fernando A. VisiL Tony Ruso, Dominic Fu-fartno, Dominic Cassaro, Nelson Trains, and Antbst Herrera, Honorary pallbearers: Morrig D. Furartno, Jn Lala, Jo Russo. Sam PiUsci, John Anastasf.

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