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'w r' -C'l'WAj it 1 Hfc lAMfA TRlBUfrfc, Saturday, January 7, ltti U-l Obituaries lottceg uneral Maverick Billionaire John MacArthur Dies William Joseph all of Pompano Beach, Ronald A. of Boca Raton; 2 Ilillsb'oroagh 4 Jim Hayes, John Craig, Jim Downurrv and Jerry Feltman. Interment will follow in Bethlehem Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the Funeral Home Sunday night from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Mrs.

Robertson was a native and lifetime, resident of the Tampa Bay Area. She; was a member of the Highland United Methodist Church. Survivors include one daughter Mrs. Louise Overcash, Tampa; three sons, James Byron Mitchell, Portland, William Kenneth Edwards, Charlette. N.C.

and Robert Dean: Edwards, Tamga; and 7'grandchildren. SELLERS Funeral services for Mrs. Florence V. Sellers, agei55K 14810 19th wilt be conducted Monday 11:00 a.m. from the Northside ChapeL Duval Funeral Home, 10520 Fla.

with the Rev; Robert Evans to officiate: Pallbearers will be Bob Denmark Donald Day, Jerry Day, Don Lopez, Joe Hall and Charles Sellers. John MacArthur tycoon dies HE RECOVERED the ruby from a telephone booth, delighting in his cloak-and-dagger role. Another time he spent $11,000 to move an 80-year-old banyan tree from a housing development, where it was slated for destruction, to a park. The tree weighed 75 tons, He denied he was after publicity. "I can buy anything but ACCOMANDO, John, 44, of Tampa.

A native of Italy, a resident of Tampa since 1948 and co-owner of Knights Barber Shop. A. P. Boza Funeral Home, Tampa. COSTA, Mrs.

Rosalia 92, of Tampa. A native of Italy and a resident of Tampa 72 years. A. P. Boza Funeral Home, Tampa.

DeDECKER, Catherine Elizabeth, 70, of Tampa. Died Thursday. A registered nurse. Marsicano Funeral Home, Tampa. HOWARD, Mrs.

Elsie Mae, of Temple Terrace. Died Thursday. A resident of Tampa seven years. Garden of Memories Funeral Home, Tampa. MABRY, A.

Chester, of Tampa. Died Friday. A resident of Tampa 30 years. Curry's Funeral Home, Tampa. OLSEN, Harriet Mallard, 48, of Tampa.

Jennings Funeral Home, Tampa. PONTE, Leon 76, of Temple race. Died Thursday. A former employee of Union Pacific Railroad and a resident of Tampa 10 years. F.

T. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa. REICHERT, George 59. of Tampa. Died Thursday.

A resident of Tampa 20 years. F. T. Blount Funeral Tampa. RHODES, Mrs.

Edna "Stanaland," 61, of Tampa. Died Friday. A resident of Tampa since 1936. F. T.

Blount Fur neral Home, Tampa. ROBERTSON, Mrs. Merrell Doris, 53, of Tampa. Died Wednesday. F.

T. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa. SELLERS, Florence 55, of Lutz. Died Thursday. A physical therapist and a resident of Tampa 25 years.

Duval Funeral Home, Tampa. SHELL, Henry of Seffner. Died Friday. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. Hardee ALBRITTON, Nellie, 46, of Wauchula.

Died Wednesday. Coker Funeral Home, Wauchula. MADDOX, Grace, 73, of Zolfo Springs. Died Thurday. Died Thursday.

Coker Funeral Hoine, ico City survive. Another relative was the late Gen. Douglas MacArthur, a cousin. MRS. MacARTHUR said through a family spokesman Friday that the funeral had yet to be arranged, but would, be private.

She asked that anyone thinking of sending flowers give instead to their favorite charity. MacArthur went to work at age 18 for a Chicago insurance company -owned by his brother Alfred. "I was kind of a combination office boy and I sold insurance," MacArthur said. "And I showed other people how to do it Alfred did not fully appreciate my services, so I quit." He worked for a while on the Chi-; cago Herald Examiner, inspiration for the play Tront Page," written by his newsman brother, Charles, with Ben Hecht. But reporting wasnl to his taste and he joined the Canadian air corps at the outset of World War I.

Returning to Chicago with a medical discharge and a pocket full of medals, MacArthur became one of the first to sell a million dollars worth of insur-ance. All his money was tied up, however, when he saw a chance to buy the depression-weakened Bankers Life Casualty for He borrowed the money and thus laid the foundation of his empire. LATER HE said he was forced to mail-order selling by the depression and his inability to hire good salesmen. The innovation worked, and it's still used by Bankers Life. f'l was so committed to that that I actually thought, I actually believed, that if I failed I'd never get another job in the insurance industry," MacArthur said years later in an interview with the Associated At least a dozen insurance companies came under his corporate, umbrella, along with banks, restaurants, farms, airplanes and recording, print- ing, utility, salvage, brewing, restaurant and housing ventures.

He's said to have built four small Florida cities. MacArthur's name wasn't confined to the financial pages. When the Delong Ruby and other jewels were stolen from the American Museum of Natural His-' tory in New York City, MacArthur paid someone $25,000 to "ransom" the ruby jewel-cutters before they could cut it up and resell it. ACCOMANDO Funeral services for Mr. John Accomando, age 44 of 8019 Cardinal Dr.

will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the A.P. Boza Riverside Chapel with interment to follow in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. Nicholas McLoughlin of Corpus Christi Catholic Church will officiate. A native of Santo Stefano, Italy, he was a member of Corpus Christi Catholic Church, a resident of Tampa since 1948 and Co-Owner of Knights Barber Shop (Twin Bay Shopping Center, So.

Dale Mabry). Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mimi (Greco) Accomando; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Accomando; his father-in-law Angelo Greco; three sons.

Frank, Angelo John Accomando; six sisters, Mrs. Lilly Pensiero, Mrs. Francesca A. Messina, Mrs. Giovannina A.

Marullo, Mrs. Vivian Garcia, Miss Evelina Accomando Mrs. Santina Messina and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers: Vincenzo Marullo, Roger Garcia, Charles Marullo, brothers R.B. Council.

Jr. of Lake Alfred, Henry F. Council of Phoenix, Arizona; 3 sisters Mrs. Vinny C. Smith of Miami, Mrs.

Elmina Palmer Mrs. Winifred Edholm both of Tallahassee; 21 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday, January the 9th at 10 a.m. in the Scott Funeral Home Chapel, 512 Deen with Rev. Donald Yeager officiating.

Graveside services will be conducted by Placid Lodge No. 282 in Oak Hill Cemetery. Viewing hours will be Sunday evening from 7 to 9 only. Scott Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. DeDECKER Miss Catherine Elizabeth DeDecker.

70. 210 W. Woodlawn passed away Thursday at her residence. She was a Registered Nurse and a long time resident of Tampa. Funeral Services will be held Monday morning 11:00 o'clock at the graveside in Garden of Memories Cemetery with Rev.

Fr. Joseph Beaver S.J. of Sacred Heart Catholic Church officiating. Visitation will be Sunday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m.

at Marsicano Funeral Home, 4040 Henderson Blvd. Everyone attending the services on Monday is requested to please meet at the cemetery. LAZZARA Funeral services for Mr. Nelson Lazarra, 63 President of Columbia Jobbing Inc, resident of 801 Coral St. will be held today (Saturday) at 10 a.m.

from the A. P. Boza Riverside Chapel with entombment to follow in La Unione Italians. Fr. Joseph Beaver, S.J.

will Officiate. The family will receive friends at 3216 Cordelia St. and requests that Flowers Please Be Omitted. Friends may donate to the American Heart Fund. A.

P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL 3809 N. Armenia Ave. WEST PALM BEACH (AP) The era of the colorful and eccentric American business tycoon moved closer to an end Friday with the death of John D. MacArthur, a billionaire who conducted the business of his empire from a hotel coffee shop.

MacArthur died of cancer of the pancreas at the age of 80, leaving only one known American billionaire shipping tycoon Daniel K. Ludwig. HOWARD HUGHES, J. Paul Getty and H.L. Hunt, the only other men listed by Fortune magazine as modern American billionaires, are all dead.

The youngest child of an itinerant Baptist preacher, MacArthur made his fortune selling mail-order insurance. He swelled it with well-timed real estate investments that nobody not even him, he said could keep track of. MacArthur, head of Bankers Life Casualty Co. and a pyramid of others, never would say how much he was worth. But when asked about an estimate of $5 billion he agreed to let himself be called a billionaire.

But he showed few signs of wealth, living in a modest apartment at his Col-lonades Hotel in nearby Palm Beach Shores. He had no mansion or limousines, not even a secretary. UNLIKE HIS secretive and inacces-sable contemporaries, he preferred to hang out in the hotel coffee shop and meet his visitors in casual dress that one said gave him the look of an "eld-1 erly beach bum." He was amused when hotel guests would mistake him for the handyman. MacArthur's disdain for the trappings of wealth, fit a pattern. "None of the men seems to have been motivated by a desire for what money could bring in," Fortune wrote of the wealthy men in 1976.

"Indeed, some of them had a miser's fear of spending." MacArthur shunned the big names who made Palm Beach a winter playground for the leisured. Those people, he said, "have a party every night They're yakkity-yakking about nothing, boring the hell out of each other, I'm sure. They certainly bore the life out of me." MacArthur preferred to talk about his land. Starting with profits from Bankers Life, he pulled together an estimated 100,000 acres of Florida and vast holdings elsewhere, including a Chicago printing company, a brewery, and the PGA National Golf Club here. ONE OF HIS last ventures was the purchase of the famous Biltmore Hotel in Palm Beach.

He meant to refurbish the jazz-age spa, but failing health after a stroke forced him to sell it to a condominium developer. In the purchase agreement, MacArthur was promised that his portrait would hang forever in the building and that the $750,000 Prince of Alba suite would be renamed in his honor. MacArthur was born at Pittston, Pa. on March 6, 1897, the youngest of seven children of the Rev. William Tel-fer MacArthur and Georgia Welstead MacArthur.

Of the family, only his widow Catherine and two children by a previous marriage Roderick, 57, of Chicago, and Virginia Cordova, 55, of Mex- Interment in Garden Memories. Mrs. Selle was a Physical Therapist-and a resident of Tampa 25 years. Survivors include her husband, Ray R-; Sellers; 2 sons, Robert and Donald R. Denmark; 1 daughter, Mrs; Annette Day; 3 sisters, Alma Hall, all of Tampa; and Maggie Evans-, of KnoxvUle, Tennessee; and 2 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at 0 funeral home from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. Sunday. WILLIAMS NEW SMYRNA BEACH Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth F.

Williams, 72, of 1420 -Peninsula' New Smyrna Beach, FL whe -passed away Thursday," will be at 10 a.m. Mondayr at the Hughey Home, with the Revf Father Thomas J. Bergin, pastor of Our Lady Star By-the Sea Catholic New Smyrna Beach "officiating. Interment wilt follow at 3 p.m. Monday at the Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Cemetery in TampaT" Mrs.

Williams was born in Bradenton, FL, and had been resident of New Smyrna Beach for 18 years Major Land Owner Dies In Bartow At 82 BARTOW Ruye M. Hamilton, a member of a pioneer black family here and probably this city's largest single landowner, died Thursday. He was 82. Hamilton, a native of Bartow, built his large real estate holdings by doing carpenter and contracting work in his younger days. Friends and relatives described him as a "very simple man and a friend of the man on the street." Hamilton, through the years, ac quired much residential and commercial land on the east side of Bartow.

He also owned property in Orange County, including the building occupied by the Washington Shores Federal Savings and Loan Association in Orlando. Hamilton's daughter, Kaydette Hawkins of Orlando, said her father liked to keep a low profile. "He was a dedicated father and bus-, band and trained his children to live a very normal life," she said. A former business acquaintance said Hamilton was an outstanding business man. "When he (Hamilton) told you something, you could just depend on it the acquaintance said.

Hamilton was active in the St. James A.M.E. Church here and was a member of the advisory board of Washington Shores Savings Loan. Hamilton is survived by his wife, Gladys, two sons and a daughter. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m.

Tuesday at the St. James A Church. Hernando BENSON, Elizabeth 82, of Brooksvilje. Died Friday. A resident of Brooksville 20 years.

Turner Home for Funerals, Brooksville. WESTMORELAND, Pearl 86, of Brooksville. Died Friday. A resident of Brooksville 45 years. Turner Home for Funerals.

Brooksville. 74 Persons Believed Adrift In Lifeboats HONOLULU (AP) Sixty-eight crewmen, three of their wives and three children who abandoned a sinking In' dian freighter were believed to be drif-" ting in lifeboats and rafts 1,000 miles northwest of here Friday. The Coast Guard and Navy sent nes and boats to find them, but the searchers did not sight the vessel or survivors during daylight hours. Highlands moving from Orlando. She was a member of the New; Smyrna Beach Garden Club and was a graduate of" News Of: Record The Almanac By United Press International COUNCIL, John M.

Sr. "Buc," 76, of Lake Placid. Died Thursday. A retired plumbing contractor and a resident of Lake Placid 20 years. Scott Funeral Home, Lake Placid.

HUGLEN, John of Sebring. Died A retired electric engineer for General Motors and a resident of Sebring 15 years. Dowden Funeral Home, Sebring. KRANZ, Gustave 79, of Sebring. Died Thursday.

A retired circuit court officer. Stephenson Funeral Home. PARRISH, Glenn 70, of Lorida. Died Thursday. A retired electrician.

Stephenson Funeral Home. Florence of Sebring. Died A resident of Sebring four years. Dowden Funeral Home, Sebring. SCHMJTT, James 7 1, of Sebring.

A retired Air Force Colonel. Died Friday. Warren Funeral Home. Ralston Purina C4. vs.

Mickey Preiser Fur-mture Rental Inc. Financial Health Enterprises Inc. vs. Fiddler from Florida inc. Hospital and Welfare Board vs.

Abraham Livingston. Edna K. Sims vs. Horace Mann Insurance Co. Interstate Fire Insurance Co.

vs. Alderman tenor Systems Inc. i Professional Administrators Inc. vs. Alder- man Interior Systems Inc.

Marriage License Applications David Howard Vath, 23, Tampa, and Let Prevatte, H. Orlando. Ivan Mckinley Roberts, 53, Tampa, and Janet-Mae Fiedler, 12, Tampa. Josa Antonio Cordera It, Tampa, and Catherine Louise Resnick, 17, Tampa. Luis Alberto Torres, 24, Ruskin, and Carmen Julia Colon, MRuskin.

Lorry Wayne Miller, Tampa, and Carol Joy Lambert, 30, Tampa. Timothy Jay Lucas, 20, Tomaa, and Reva Chartene Solomon, If, Tampa. John Ida Hosa Osayawe, 24, Tampa, and Jennie Lee Pearson, 19, Tampa. Births Womens Hospital January 3 Mr. and Mrs.

Don F. Alfonso, girl. January Mr. and Mrs. Steven L.

Beyer, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bresnahan, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Kimball, boy.

Tampa General Hospital January 3 Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. Shin, boy; Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie T. Ray, girl; Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dean, girl; Mr.

and Mrs. Roosevelt Cos-teal boy; Mr. and Mrs. Alien p. Crawford, boy.

St. Joseph's Hospital CIRCUIT COURT DissoloHa 01 Marriott Petitions FHed Linda Am and Gtcyl L. Baral. Reba and Albert David Maxwell. Joaana and J.

Dannie Vanatta. William and Satan Ann Laurelli. KrliNmM. and Denis C.MCFeron. Sandra Y.

and Kollv Bosl, Chalmers O. and Oeraldine M. Andersen. Sylvia Jean and Carl L. Coccomo.

Pauls. and Dvvonne Taylor Brousseau. Georae W. and Catherine Clarke. Leslie R.

and Mary C. Garcia. Mary Giles and William H. Myers. Elisabeth and Gerald L.

tatdrae. Henry O. and Lucille DtVaae Mernandei. Beatrice Larettt and Horace FranklH) Lee. Paula Eugenia and Clifford Lawrence Bur tett.

Charlotte Ana and Henry Louis Cormier. Charles Lewis and Judy Ann Carroll. Mary T. and Gerald Roach Sherry Kay and Kenneth Malcolm Sessions. Marilyn Kay and Bryant Edward Ross Cheryl Diane and Burnice Alan Childs.

Dissolution of Marriage Final Judgment Charles Edward and Barbara Joan Beynton. W. and Donna Lou Hitman. Cormoino Jweoh and Linda Viola Tomassl. William Stephen and Vickl Jo Bernadette Brown.

Gary and Nancy J. Shardell. Edward V. and Darlene A. Kelly Bruce Benedict and Victoria Anne Athens.

Marian Faircloth and Christopher C. Turner. Laura F. and Lee Putman. Charles Wado and Margaret Frldell.

Linda A. and David W. Rogers. -William D. and Susan K.

Duncan. Dexter D. and Gaynette D. Turner. Roy L.

and Johanna Rae Dudley. William R. and Maria E.McCourt, Linda M. and Scott F. Gwvnup.

i Barry Frank and Margaret Inman. Kris K. and Frances Boring. Joyce Allison and Michael Raymond Mairum. Other Suits Filed Pine Bluff Warehouse Co.

vs. Joe Ryan. Forus Communications Inc. vs. The Tom Harvey Agency.

Pasco ZIMMER, Walter 79, of Zephyr-hills. Died Thursday. A native of Illinois and a retired steel worker. Richey Memorial Chapel. 1 Carmelo Infantino, Tom Cannela, Roger Sanders.

Honorary Pallbearers: Angelo Pansierp, Enzo Cacciatore, Joe Antinori, Santino Antinori, Paul Mortellaro, Giovanni Carlino, Joe Provenzano, Frank and Rudy Provenzano. The family will receive friends Sunday from 6 to 7 p.m. and the Catholic Wake Rites will be recited at 6:30 p.m. A.P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL 3809 N.Armenia Ave.

COSTA Funeral services for Mrs. Rosalia S. Costa, age 92, of 503 W.Hilda will be held today (Saturday) at 2 p.m. from the A.P. Boza Riverside Chapel with interment to follow in La Unione Cemetery.

A na-, tive of Italy, resident of Tampa for over 72 years she was the widow of Mr. Comenico Costa and is survived by two daughters: Mrs. Josephine Alonso and Mrs. Concha Alonso, three grandchildren: Irene Rodriguez, Sylvia Henry and Cindy Alonso, three great grandchildren Raymond M. Rodriguez, Debbie Rodriguez and Todd Henry, two sisters; Petrina Scime of New York and Angelina Rumore of Italy, and several nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers: Raymond Rodriguez, Jack Henry, Raymond M. Rodriguez, Todd Henry, Joe Costa and Tony Costa. A.P. BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPELS 3809 N. ARMENIA AVE.

COUNCIL LAKE PLACID -John M. (Buck) Council, age 76, husband of Sarah Gunn Council for the past 54 years, died Thursday in Sebring. Born in Wakulla County, Florida, he had been a resident of Lake Placid for the past 20 years, moving from Miami. Council was retired president of Buck Plumbing, Inc. of Miami Pompano Beach, he was a member of the Baptist faith, the Mahi Shrine Temple, the York Rite Temple, and Nor-Mi Lodge in Miami.

Survivors include his wife Sarah of Venus; 2 daughters Lennon Mrs. Joyce Rucker both of Venus; 4 sons John Stassen Says He May Run For Senate MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Harold Stassen, who made a career of running 'for president, announced Friday he may come back to Minnesota to run for the U.S. Senate. The 70-year-old Philadelphia lawyer made the announcement at a Minneapolis Press Club news conference nearly 40 years after he was elected Minnesota governor in 1938. TODAY IS SATURDAY, JAN.

7, the seventh day of 1978 with 358 to follow. The moon is approaching its new phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Venus and Saturn. The evening star is Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn.

Millard Fillmore, 13th president of the' United States, was born Jan. 7, 1800. THIS DAY IN HISTORY: In 1789, George Washington was elected as the first president of the United States. regular transatlantic telephone service began between New York and London. In 1972, President Nixon announced his intention to run for a second term.

He! overwhelmingly defeated Democratic Sen. George McGovern that November. -In 1973, a sniper was shot and killed on the roof of a New Orleans hotel after he had killed seven persons and wounded 14. A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: French novelist Andre Maurois said, "There are certain persons for whom pure truth is poison." MABRY Services for' Mr. A.

Chester Mabry of 3017 Xawn Ave. will be held at 11:00 O'Clock Monday morning at the graveside in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Rev. Paul J. Wagner, Pastor of the Temple Terrace Community Church will officiate.

Those attending are requested to meet at the cemetery. A' former resident of Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Mabry had been a resident of Tampa for 30 "years. Survivors include his wife Mrs.

Mae Mabry, son William B. Mabry, Chicago, I1L, Sister Mrs. Maude Duncan, Brother Horace D. Mabry both of Atlanta, Sisters-in-law, Mrs. Harold Mabry of Tampa and Mrs.

W.L. Mabry, Marietta, 5 grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. The family will be at, Curry's Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDill Ave. between 7:30 and 8:30 O'Clock Sunday evening.

Flowers greatfully declined. CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME OLSEN TAMPA' Memorial services for Harriet Mallard Olsen, 48, of 6808 Parkview Ct. will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the irst Presbyterian Church of Tampa with the Rev. John S.

Lyles, pastor, officiating and. assisted by Rev. Richard W. Caldwell, associate pastor. Mrs.

Olsen is survived by her husband; Ray A. Olsen, 2 sisters; Mrs. Dorothea M. Wolfe, Mrs. Margery M.

Johnson and aunt; Miss Annie M. Mallard. In lieu of flowers those who wish may make contributions to the Memorial Fund in care of the First Presbyterian Church, which she was a member of, in her memory. Jennings Funeral Home ROBERTSON Mrs. Merrell Doris Robertson, 53, of 6607 Elizabeth Street, Tampa, passed away Wednesday night.

Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 10:00 o'clock from the i Chapel of the FX Blount Company Funeral Home, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. Robert W. Wenner, Pastor of the Highland United Methodist Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Ron Pullins, Bob Alderman, Jonuary Mr. and Mrs.

Johnnie Daniels, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jlmenet, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Petermon, girl; Mr.

and Mrs. George Shrewfbury, boy. the Honda btate College for Women. Survivors include her husband, W. A.

Williams, New Smyrna Beach; 1 son, W. A. Williams, 3rd, Mrs. Marie Hannah, Pass Christian, 1 sister, Miss Aline Fo garty, Tampa, and 1 brother, Mr. John J.

Fogarty, Jr. of Tampa; 11 grandchil- dren and 1 great-grand child. Hughey Funeral Home, 1 N. Causeway, New Smyrna Beach, FL in' charge of arrangements. IN MEMORIAM In', loving memory of Joseph; Lee Arvai who left us I year ago, January 7, 1977..

1 cannot say, and I will not say that he is dead he is just away! With a cheery smile, -and a wave of thv hand, he has wandered into an unknown land, and left us dreaming how very fair it needs must be, since he lingers there and you oh you," who the wildest yearn for the old times step and glad return. Think of him fairing onas dear in the Love of There as the Love of Here: Think of him still as the same, I say: He is not deadhe is just away! Sadly missed by Mother, Father Family. IN MEMORIAM -Joseph Lee Arvai, 23, January 7, 1977, A piece op my heart died. I Love You" Baby Brother. Sadly miss-ed by Barbara Family.

IN. MEMORIAM IN Memory of Mrs. Agustina (Tina) Gdnzalez who pass" ed away 13 years ago today Jan. 7, 1965. Missed by family and friends.

Gonzalez, son. Lenor Campoamor, sister. Jerome Sierra, grandson! IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of my beloved son, Darrin Ray Lane, who was killed 4 years ago today. Sadly missed and much loved by mother. Aunt Louise and Grandmother.

Betty Lane; Mother IN MEMORIAM Len Diane and Little Ray, 2 years ago today and sadly missed by all your families. Snipes-Hamilton JEHIIIE'S H0WIR SHOP Wm Win flown FUNERAL HOMES PHONE 872-8441 2726 W. COLUMBUS DRIVE WHITT, Alice E. Funeral Home 6718 North Armenia Tel: 932-5308 GRIFFITH, Matilda (TiUie) Sat. IP, Chapel MORGAN, Carl C.

Sat. 4P, Graveside I OA Sat Nebr Chapel WILLIFORD, Naomi D. Polk BRADLEY, R. E. "Buck" 54, of Lake Wales.

Pied Friday. A.native of Lake Wales, a lawyer, and former Lake Wales city attorney. Marion Nelson Funeral Home, Lake Wales. BURSE, Harrison, of Lake Wales. Died Thursday.

A retired real estate agent and resident of Lake Wales 11 years. Marion Nelson Funeral Home, Lake Wales CHANDLER, Margie F.K 66, cf Winter Haven. Died Friday, a resident of Winter Haven twenty years. Ott-Laugh-lin Funeral Home. Mrs.

Lillie Jane, 85, of Haines City. Died Friday. A housewife and a resident of Haines' City three years. Lane-Holt Funeral Home. HAMILTON, Ruye 82, of Bartow.

Died Thursday. A realtor and a native of Bartow. Hewing Funeral Home, Bartow. HARRIS, Sheldon Lee, 64, of Frostproof. Died Thursday.

A retired tool die maker and resident of Frostproof four years. Shores Funeral Home, Frostproof. KING, Mrs. Josephine 70, of Winter Haven. Died Thursday.

A resident of Winter Haven ten years and a retired stenographer. Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home. POND, Lawrence Leland, 86, of Lake Alfred. Died Friday. A resident of Lake Alfred since 1962.

Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home. j- SMITH, Harrison 73, of Lakeland. Died Tuesday. A resident of Lakeland five years. Heath Funeral Chapel.

WOODS, Eugene Watts Dewey, 79, of Lakeland. Died Friday. A resident of Lakeland 11 years. Dukes-Steen Funeral Home, Sat Nebr Chapel Oak Grove Cem. STOWER.

Lake Wales Lawyer Buck Bradley Dies tAKE WALES E. "Buck" Bradley, t)rominent Lake Wales attorney, Friday in Winter Haven Hospital. Bradley, who had a history of heart trouble, suffered an attack in his Tiotie Beach Thursday night and was rushed to the hospital where he died in the intensive care unit. Bradley was a partner in the Bradley and Johnson law firm with six other attorneys. His father, the late R.

E. Bradley was one of the founders. Born March 14, 1923, in Palmetto, Bradley came to Lake Wales as an infant. He was graduated from Lake Wales High Schoof, served in the Navy during World War II, received his law degree from Stetson University and was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1949. In addition to Tiis private practice, Bradley served as Lake Wales city attorney from 1950 to 1966.

He also was a director and attorney for Atlantic Bank Trust here. He is survived'by his widow, Bobby Ruth Bradley, ttjree daughters and two sons. Funeral Homes Crematory! MILLER, John (BUI) 2P Sat Nebr Chapel WELLS, Olen 3P Sat Graveside Myrtle Hill Cemetery STEWART, E. E. 4P Sat Nebr Chapel ROBERTSON, Merrell Doris 10A MonNebr Chapel REICHERT, George 1 MonNebr Jenning3 SHELL, Henry J.

Brandon Chapel I It Juneral Jtonte.Jnc.i Rent Hospital Equipment C3L 6900 NEBRASKA PH. 237-3345 SANDERSON, Jeff Sat 11 AM Chapel OLSEN, Harriet M. 1:30 PM Sun First Presbyterian Ch. FLEMING, Pearl M. Mon 1 PM Chapel yotJr home for less than $1.00 per day Chapel PONTE, Leon E.

2PMon Nebr Chapel RHODES, Edna "Stanaland" 2P Tues Nebr Chapel Jbhkkcyca 11BTliaTrifir-- WE0KAI SALES UNTALS IMLrraoklia St. ft If sports is your thing, you should be reading Tom McEwen in The Tribune and Frank Klein in The Times. 228-764.