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THE IS Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Sunday, November 10, 1974 Regional H. MacMullen TWIN FALLS Hugh MacMullen, 80, Twin Falls, died Friday morning at Magic Valley Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. Born July 19, 1894, in Sioux Falls. S.D., he served in France during the First World War. He came to Twin Falls in 24 from Montana.

He was employed in the dry goods department of the Idaho Department Store until 1948 when he was named store manager. He continued in that position until his retirement in 1965. Mr. MacMullen had spent the past 10 winters in Yuma, Ariz. He was a life member of the Boise El Korah Temple and the Twin Falls Elks Lodge; a member of the American Legion and Masonic Lodge in Twin Falls, and the Pocatello Consistory Scottish Rite Masons.

Survivors include his wife. the former Ruby Lincoln, Twin Falls; a son. Forrest MacMullen. Las Vegas. a sister in Texas.

and two grandchildren. Funeral services for Mr. MacMullen will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Monday at White Mortuary Chapel by Rev. Robert Van Nest.

Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call at the mortuary until noon Monday. The family suggests memorials to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Salt lake City. Valley Briefs SHOSHONE Legion Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Legion I Hall.

SHOSHONE Opal Rebekah lodge will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the 100F Hall. Roy C. Laker TWIN FALLS Roy Clifford Lakey, 62, Twin Falls, died suddenly Thursday morning while hunting near Grangeville. Mr.

Lakey was born May 24, 1912, at and came to Twin Falls in his early 20s where he engaged in farming. He married Lillian Howland July 10, 1942, at Reno. Nev. They lived in Twin Falls for a time before moving to California where they resided for 24 years before returning to Twin Falls when Mr. Lakey retired last May.

He had been employed at Bethlehem Steel Co. in San Francisco and then worked for the Sequoia Union High School District, San Carlos, Calif. Survivors include his wife. Twin Falls; two daughters, Mrs. Doris (Tanton) Padgett, and Mrs.

Dorothy (Jim) Soult. Richmond, three sisters, Mrs. Paul Haynes, Ava; Mrs. Hoe Sutherland, Springfield, and Mrs. Burruss Padgett, Ozark: three brothers, Delcie Lakey, Ava; Everett Lakey, El Paso, and Norman Lakey.

Noblesville, and six grandchildren. Funeral services for Mr. Lakey will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at White Mortuary Chapel by Rev. James Hicks.

Burial will follow in Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call at the mortuary today and Monday and until noon Tuesday. The family suggests memorials to the Heart Fund. S. MeAlister al JEROME Mrs.

Stella Mae McAlister, 81. Jerome, died early Friday at St. Benedict's Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born March 26. 1893.

in Osage, she married Isaac B. McAlister May 30. 1920, in Osage. They lived for a time in Tennessee, returning to Osage where Mr. McAlister died in 1945.

Mrs. McAlister came to Idaho in 1950, living in Jerome since that time. She was a member of Faith Chapel. Assembly of God Church. Jerome.

Survivors are three daughters. Mrs. Mae (Adrian) Scarrow. Mrs. Mable (Truman) Bartlett and Mrs.

Nellie (Fred) Coffman, all Jerome: three sons. Arnold Bateman, Jerome: Coy McAlister. Roseburg. and Roy McAlister, Ft. Smith.

three stepsons, Bruce McAlister, Osage and Herbert and Raymond McAlister, both Memphis, 41 grandchildren. 61 greatgrandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Hove Funeral Chapel by Rev. Leslie A.

Lewis. Final rites will be in the Jerome Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel today and until 1:30 p.m. Monday. Ina Bunn BURLEY Ina Bunn.

54. Burley, died Saturday afternoon at Cassia Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are pending at McCulloch Funeral Home. Briefs SHOSHONE Austin Webb. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Elwin Webb, has been selected for the honors program at Ricks College, Rexburg. He is a freshman there this year. SHOSHONE Lincoln County commissioners will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the courthouse, instead of Monday, which is being observed as Veterans Day.

Lincoln County courthouse offices will be closed Monday. Magic Valley Hospitals St. Benedicts Cassia Memorial Magic Valley Memorial Dismissed Mrs. Nellie Minor. Jerome; Mrs.

Gene Drake, Wendell and Mrs. Bob Manning, Shoshone. Births A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Warren, Richfield.

Christmas plans made by TF club TWIN FALLS Members of the Squilla Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ellis Fuller to make plans for holiday events. Ten members attended the meeting with Thanksgiving decorating ideas or Christmas gift suggestions for roll call answers. Plans were made for donating clothes to the Christian Women United for Christmas. Members agreed to fill a Christmas basket for a local needy family.

Invitations were issued for a baby shower honoring Mrs. Denis Taylor. Mrs. Bob Johnson won the white elephant. Guests included Mrs.

Norman Schnitker, Mrs. Lucian Jones. Mrs. Larry McKay. Mrs.

Jim Leichliter and Mrs. Bob Johnson. The next meeting Dec. 11 will be a Christmas event at the home of Mrs. Rodney Davis.

News tips 733-0931 SUBSCRIPTION RATES THE TIMES-NEWS Twin Falls, Idaho By carrier I month (Daily Sunday. 3.50 3 months 10.50 6 months 21.00 1 year 42.00 Rural Motor Carrier I month (Daily Sunday. 3.50 3 months 10.50 6 months 21.00 1 year 42.00 By Mail Paid in Advance (Daily Sunday) month. 3.75 3 menths 10.75 6 months 21.50 1 year 39.00 -Mail subscriptions accepted only where carrier delivery is not maintained. Obituaries- Selma Erickson ALMO Selma Lillian Erickson, 64, former Almo resident, died Friday evening in an Ogden, Utah, hospital.

Born Nov. 29, 1909, in Ogden, she taught school in Idaho briefly before moving to Chicago, where she was employed by Standard Oil Co. for 30 years. She was a member of the LDS Church and served in several official positions in the University Ward in Chicago. Survivors are two sisters, including Mrs.

Maude (Dale) Udy, Twin Falls; one brother. John Erickson, Rupert, and 17 nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Almo LDS Chapel by Bishop William Jones.

Burial will be in the Almo Cemetery. Friends may call at McCulloch Funeral Home. Burley, Monday afternoon and evening and until noon Tuesday. The family suggest memorials to the Cancer Fund. Rae Orender JEROME Rae Jean Orender, 17, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John C. Orender, Jerome, died in an auto accident Friday evening in Jerome. Born Aug. 14.

1957, at Jerome, she attended Jerome High School. She is survived in addition to her parents, by her maternal grandfather. Roy L. ThompJerome and paternal grandmother, Mrs. Gladys Anderson, Paragould.

Ark. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hove Funeral Chapel by Rev. John Garrabrandt. Final rites in the Jerome Cemetery.

Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening and until time of services Tuesday. Buhl church sets talk BUHL The First Assembly of God Church, 701 E. Buhl. will be the site of Locust, by John W. Hurston.

director of a Teen Challenge Center to beUILT IN Saigon. South Vietnam. The service is scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday. Hurston began his foreign service in 1948 following his graduation from Central Bible College in Springfield, mo.

He worked for 10 years in Liberia. West Africa. and was honored by officials for his service to that country. He and his family then moved to Korea and founded the Full Gospel Central Church in Seoul which now has 20.000 members. He served in various other capacities in Korea before transferring to Vietnam in 1973.

Participate in lectures FILER Three Filer High School students have been invited to participate in the College of Idaho Science Institute Thursday. Bruce Lincoln. Steve Thaete and Betty Wasko will attend special lectures and demonstrations in mathematics. chemistry, biology and physics. Henry Mason JEROME Henry Mason, 64, Fontana, former Jerome resident, died Friday morning at Fontana after a brief illness.

He was born Jan. 3, 1910, in Chilhowee, and had lived in California the past 25 years. He is survived by one brother, Ross Mason, Jerome and two sisters, including Nadine Riddle, Jerome. Services are pending and will be announced by Hove Funeral Chapel. Funeral Services TWIN FALLS -Graveside services for Raymond Green, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Green. Grandforks, N.D., will be conducted at 10 a.m. Monday at Sunset Memorial Park under the direction of Twin Falls Chapel. BURLEY Joint funeral services for Paul Peterson and Gregory Solosahal.

both Burley, who died Thursday night in Burley, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at McCulloch Funeral Home. Final rites for Mr. Peterson will be in the Declo Cemetery and those for Mr. Solosabal in the Rupert Cemetery, Friends may call at.

the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.m. today and prior to services Monday. 17 attend meeting of mothers TWIN FALLS The Twin Falls chapter of the American War Mothers met Friday for a luncheon and regular meeting with 17 members present. The meeting was called to order by president Lola Vice. Plans were made for the Chrisimas party and gift exchange.

Lula Shumway, ways and means chairman. made her yearly report. The chapter voted to send $155 to Tony Buchanan, state VA-VS chairman, to be used for the Veteran's Hospital and Soldier's Home Christmas party in Boise. A report was made by Josephine Wurst, historian, on the history books for 1975. Lillian Armga honored Bessie Sims by pinning her AWM pin on.

The next meeting will be Dec. 13. Valley Briefs TWIN FALLS The Twin Falls chapter of the DAR will meet Monday at the Colonial Room of the Rogerson for a 1 p.m. luncheon. Veterans Day will he observed with a program honoring the flag.

TWIN FALLS The Magic Valley Chorale will rehearse on Monday at 8 p.m. in the Fireside Room of the United Methodist Church this week only, because of the Community concert Thursday night. Regular rehearsal for the Dec. 8 candlelight concert will continue on Thursdays after this week. Congratulations We extend our Congratulations to GREEN ACRES PET HOSPITAL and Dr.

R.W. Collinson, DVM. UNIQUE BUILDERS, INC. General Contractor BRIZEE HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SHOTWELL'S INC. Electrical Contractor METRO PLUMBING SHANE'S FURNITURE Suspect charged Buddy Deweese shining his shoes Betty Corder gain over the past few months reporting her husband's weight in two murders Vic Cummins being helpful Dr.

Charles Donneliey talking about dogs' opinions on being tied Lorna King and Lee Reinstein, Hansen, volunteering for Humane Society project Merv Randall talking about Lynwood merchants' plans for Chirstmas toy project for needy children Jack Muldoon wishing Shriners well on their trip to Salt Lake City Terry Waegelin drinking cup of coffee while watching Shrine caravan preparations Bill Green getting ready to escort caravan Archie Langdon loading produce into truck driven by Bob Engel. Toni 'Parsons answering telephone for Mary Goe and overheard. "Funny thing. but there used to be a lot of pheasants around here and now I don't see a Valley Briefs TWIN FALLS The next regular meeting of the Ladies of Elks will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Lodge room.

There will be a fashion show. "Silhouettes of Fashion." Ropers will provide men and women's fashions and Teresia's will also provide women's fashions. Ladies of Elks, hushands and guests and all Elks and their wives are invited. Refreshments will be served. CASCADE (UPD) A man suspected in the Idaho murders of two men was arraigned here Friday night on two counts of first degree murder.

Thomas Eugene Creech. 24. was also wanted by the FBI in connection with an alleged plot kill Colorado senator-elect Gary Hart, and by Oregon authorities in the deaths of two other men. Creech and Carol Spaulding. 17, Lewiston, were arrested by Glenns Ferry police Friday.

The girl, who was also charged with murder. was arraigned on a juvenile petition. Valley County Sheriff Derold Lynskey said Creech and the girl were arrested in connection with the deaths of Edward Arnold. 34. Grand Junction, and an unidentified man.

Lynskey said Creech. also known as Carl Adams." Dennis. Jr." and Turner." was positively identified Friday through fingerprints. Creech is scheduled to reappear in court here Tuesday at 10 a.m. for continuation of the hearing.

Hart, who defeated two-term incumbent Sen. Peter Dominick. R- in Tuesday's election, was given a police guard after Denver police were told by an informant Creech had come to Denver to kill the senatorelect. While Lynskey declined comment on how the pair were arrested in Glenns Ferry. it is known that officers had been looking for a couple seen near an abandoned car parked at the side of State Highway 55 ahout 22 miles south of Cascade.

The car belonged to Arnold. The bodies of Arnold and the other victim were found in the borrow pit wouth of Cascade. They had been shot and killed with a .22 caliber pistol. WESTERN REALTY Joins the pets of Magic Valley in welcoming GREEN ACRES PET HOSPITAL 868 Green Acres Drive DR. ROBERT COLLINSON, DVM TO TWIN FALLS.

WESTERN REALTY is pleased to have been of service to Dr. Collinson in both the acquisition of land for the site of the Pet Hospital and the purchase of his lovely home. AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL LUXURY AUTOMOBILE Admitted Mrs. Frank Goodwin, Mrs. Samuel Chavez.

Mrs. William Anderson and Marlee Jensen. all Burley and Mrs. Delbert Jensen, Rupert. Dismissed Mrs.

Mike Barnes, Mrs. Neil Dille, Mrs. Don Linfesty and Mrs. Gary Neiwert, all Burley: Felix Benavidez, Leo Kellogg and Kathy Sievers, all Rupert. Births A daughter was horn to Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Chavez and a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, all Burley. Minidoka Memorial Admitted Mark Boatwright.

Refugia Garcia. Susan Jamison and Ray Smith, all Rupert and Ernestine Rodriguez. Heyburn. Dismissed Patty Arnold and Refugia Garcia, both Rupert: Er. nestine Heather Stradley and Mae Rose, all Heyburn.

Gooding County Admitted Meredith Rucker and Janet Floyd, both Gooding. Dismissed Mrs. Gary Aslett and son. Buhl: Carrie Patterson. Fairfield: Linda Prock.

Jerome: John Baldwin, Mrs. Don Wilson, Myron Knight and Glynn Reed, all Gooding. Admitted Mrs. Simon Rodriquez, Mrs. John Isaac Clyde Eskridge, Lucinda Welles and Richard Gines, all Twin Falls.

Kim Abshire, Buhl: Randy Anderson. Hansen; Charley Ferguson, Kimberly; Arnette Cammel, Pocatello; Larry Price, Carey, and Hallie Wood, Hazelton. Dismissed Tracy and Michael McGuire, both Idaho Falls; Haskell Conrad, Pomona, Mrs. Adam Long and Bradley Reichert, both Filer; Mrs. Gordon Bennett.

Dorene Clark, Mrs. Larry Francis and Mrs. Lloyd Adamson, all Buhl: Mrs. Charles Pratt and daughter, Rupert; Dennie Teal. Burley; Nettie Emerson, Kimberly; Philip Eisenhauer, Eden: Bertha Fiegenbaum, Murtaugh, and Vester Hensell.

Wendell. Louis Denton, Mrs. William Beane. Lillian Comini. Clarence Tanner, Clara Teller.

Mrs. Tim Nebel and daughter, Jeffrey Custer, Mrs. John Tippett, Brian Osborn, Herbert Harney. Eugene Malberg. Kelly Verway, Frank Palmer and Mrs.

Frank Stevenson, all Twin Falls. Births A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Isaac Jr. and a son to Mr.

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