The Leaf-Chronicle from Clarksville, Tennessee • 8

Pag 8-ClarfcwiMa LMf-Chroni'cU, Monday. April 5. 1971 iaitisffaf Ibi Stats OH IT SIS 2i Harold Jeffersof Oneida, Samuel J. McAllester III of Lookout Mountain, Robert Murdock III of Alexandria, William M. Ootid Jr.

of Knoxville, Alfred C. Jch-rhutzer Jr. of Seviervifle, Leon Perry Ashland City, Michael D. Noel of Kingsport, Douglas Dutto'n of Knoxville; Michael Y. Rowland Trf Knoxville.

John Wesley Jones of Gallatin, Fred Dulin Kelly of Gallatin, Roy S. Kennon of Nashville, and Lawrence W. Kown of Nashville. Bobby R. Osborne of Knoxville.

Richard W. Rucker of Mur-reesboro, John Parham Chiles of Kingsport, Charles Watson Cross of Oak Ridge, Ernest W. Cornett of Bristol, Dennis H. Ihmari of Morristown, Robert H. Watson Jr.

of Knoxville, Mi-chael B. Roberson -of Maryville, William B. Griffith of Chattanooga, Joe M. Looney of Shelbyville, Marshall M. Sweeney of Madison, Julian W.

Blackshear Jr. of Jane Crockett Franks of Nashville, Robert H. Stevens Jr. of Kingsport, Richard L. Way of Harrison, Charles W.

Hughes of Martin, Harry C. Williams of Knox-ville. James A. Tinkler of Brighton. Gilbert H.

Deitch of Hixson, Ronald J. Berke of Chattanooga, William -P. Itedick Jr. of Washington7E. C.

Shannon D. Faulkner III of, Knoxville, Ben R. Pqtty Jr. Minneapolis, George W. Bailey Jr.

of Chattanooga. Terry L. Weatherford of Greensboro, N.C., Charles N. Stedman of Knoxville, Chrles W. Bone of Gallatin, James G.

O'Connor of Knoxville, B.Parker Stanlen of Oak Rklge, Raymond A. D'Amico Jr. of UUca, N.Y., David M. Garton of. Knoxville, James L.

Price "of Bristol, and "John S. McLellan of Knoxville David C. Howard of Memphis, WTBrown Hawley Jr. of Germantown, William R. Kin-ton III of Trenton, Richard E.

Chaffin of New Orleans, John H. KowaFczyk of Memphis, Charles E. Lane of Oak Ridge, Terrance Earl McNabb of Nashville, Card D. Lander of Cincinnati, Ohio, Robert L. Hudson of Nashville, Wesley J.

Lynes of Decatur, Ben Matthews of Nashville, Russell C. Barbour Ennix of Nashville, Richard $1. Currie Jr. of Kingsport. Mrs.

Marilyn I. Hoche of Nashville, George B. Malone Claiborne of; Neil Philip Cohen of Nashville, William' T. Burgess of Nashville, Max E. Stults of Hen-dersonville, Larry T.

Thrailkill of Kent V. DeLany of Memphis, James F. Russell of Memphis, O. Marty of Memphis. Patricia Sue Bryant of Law-renceburg, H.

Kenneth Kudon of Knoxville, Carl G. Moore Jr. of Knoxville, Bruce Myers of Oak Ridge, Andrew L. Lang of Arlington, James E. Keeton Jr.

of Oak Ridge, F. Chris Cawood of Kingston, James F. Logan Jr. of Cleveland, Floyd E. Morgan of Harrison, Eric D.

CJiristiansen of Knoxville. George H. Doty of Nashville, Benjamin L. Hill III of H. McMahan of Nashville.

Doyle Cloud Jr. of Ger-mantown, Thomas A. Board-man pf Sewanee, Lawrence E. Baer of Memphis, Bernard J. Brown Jr.

of Memphis, Joe McCaleb of Memphis, Albert t' Jr Archibald of. Washington, James L. Hicks III of Memphis, JVilliam D. Wilson Jr. of Memphis, Elder L.

Sharon III of Memphis. Clayburn L. Peeples Jr. of South Fulton, James T. Ryal Jr.

of Dyer, John E. Sanders of Memphis, Ferdinand P. Cribbs Jr. of Memphis, Jack NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Th Tennessee Board of Law Examiners has released the names of 94 persons who.

scored satisfactorily on the" February, examination. They were: POW Wives Cited MEMPHIS. Tenn. AP) The Newspaper Guid of Memphis during the weekend cited the wives of two Memphis Navy pilots for the organization's 1970 Citizenship, Mrs. Charlotte Lannom and Mrs.

Bonnye Vohden were given duplicate awards Saturday night for their work on behalf of American prisoners of war. Both women were in a Memphis contingent that went to France last fall to bring pressure upon the North Vietnamese delegation to the Paris talks for the release of POWs. Mrs. Lannom is the wife of Richard C. Lannom, listed" as missing in action for more than three years, and Mrs.

Vohden is the wife of Cmdr. Raymond A. Vohden. who parachuted into North Vietnam on April 3. 1965, and has since been a The newspaper guild is composed of personnel from 4he- city's 4wo Get More Pay Less -At Kroger Weekly Sale Prices Good ftU i i in a as well anV Six Killed In Accidents Va ALL KROGER PRODUCE IS GUARANTEED SUNRISE-FRESH A A fAYE Ee-y Pickagt ol Kroger Cm Pjk Iruilt nd egeUble xaled by pliilK dim.

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