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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, FUNERAL NOTICES BRAGG Mrs. Hattie of Atlanta, passed away Jan. 24, 1978. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Horis A.

Ward, Inc. BROOM Mr. George Broom of 1198 Washington Circle, Bldg. No. 5 East Point, passed Jan.

23, 1978. Funeral announced later. Banks Funeral Home, 761-1144. BRUCE Funeral services for Infant Douglas Alan Bruce will be held Thursday, Jan. 26, at 11 a.m.

Ward's Funeral Home. Rev. Marlin H. Day officiating. Surviving are his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bryan D. Bruce, Decatur, grandparents, aunts and uncles. Horis A. Ward, Inc.

COBB Funeral services for Mr. G. Lamar Cobb will be held Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1978 at 11:30 o'clock at Spring Hill. Dr.

Dave Moreland, Rev. Dan McFarland officiating. Interment Westview. H.M. Patterson Son.

CRITTENDEN Funeral services for Mr. Theodore Francis Crittenden, of 442 Lynhurst SW, who passed Saturday, Jan. 21, will be held Thursday, Jan. 26, 1978 at 2 p.m. at St.

Paul of the Cross Catholic Church, 551 Harwell NW. Father Coleman Haggerty, C.P. will officiate. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Sara Williams Crittenden, son, Theodore Ill, mother, Mrs.

Willie Maude Crittenden, Columbus, 2 brothers, Roy William J. Crittenden, all of Columbus. Interment Westview Cemetery. The wake will be held Wednesday Jan. 25, at 7 p.m.

at Alfonso Dawson Mortuary, 3000 M.L. King Jr. Dr. CRITTENDEN Mr. Thomas Crittenden, husband of Mrs.

India Nelson Crittenden of 364 Angier Avenue, N.E. passed January 24, 1978. His funeral will be announced by Ivey Morticians. DAVIS Funeral services for Mrs. John E.

(Mildred) Davis will be held Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1978 at 10:30 o'clock at Spring Hill. Rev. Richard E. Davis officiating.

Interment Taylorsville, Ga. at 2 o'clock with Rev. Jeff Norman officiating. H.M. Patterson Son.

DOZIER Mr. George Dozier of Monticello, formerly of Marietta, Ga. passed away on Jan. 21, 1978. Funeral services will be held Wednesday (today) at 2:30 p.m.

from St. John C.M.E. Church in Monticello, Ga. Rev. Mahone officiating.

Interment Southview Cemetery. Survivors, one son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dozier, one daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Homer Hill, one sister, Rev. and Mrs. G.W. Turner, one brother, Mr. and Mrs.

Davis Carter, five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Smith Son Funeral Home, Monticello in charge of arrangements, announced through the courtesy of Hanley Marietta, 428-6333. GLASS Mrs. Annie (Fielder) Glass of 445 Burke McDonough, passed away Jan. 24, 1978.

Funeral arrangements announced later. D. T. Carmichael Son. GOODE Mrs.

Grace S. Goode of 1443 DeSoto Ave. S.W. died Jan. 24, 1978.

Survived by sister, Mrs. Harry L. Farmer, Decatur, brothers, Mr. Alfred Monroe Smith, Atlanta, Mr. George W.

Smith, Forest Park, nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wednesday, Jan. 25, Hemperley's Chapel, 2 p.m. Rev. J.C.

Laramore officiating. Interment College Park. A.C. Hemperley Sons. GOODS Mr.

Jimmy of 732 Lacy St. passed Jan. 23. Young, Monroe. GRANGER Friends and relatives of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford L. Granger, Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Luther G.

Granger, Kennett, Mrs. T. 0. Eley, Mrs. Mildred Sloman, Hogansville, Mrs.

Charlie Beavers, Newnan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cavender, Gasden, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee Allen, Grantville, grandchildren are invited to attend funeral of Mrs.

Maude Granger, Wednesday, 2 p.m., chapel McKibben Funeral Home. Rev. Queon Smith officiating. McKibben, Hogansville. GRANT Mrs.

Helen S. Grant of 592 Bridge Forest Park, passed away Tuesday. She is survived by her sons, Mr. James P. Grant, Lake City, Mr.

John W. Grant, Smyrna, four grandchildren, nieces and nephews. The Mass of the Resurrection will be held Thursday evening at 8 p.m. from St. John's Evangelistic Catholic Church with remains placed in state at 4.

Rev. Father John C. Druding officiating. Interment Friday at 11 a.m. Arlington.

Family will receive friends at the funeral home Wednesday 6 to 9:30 p.m. Thomas Scroggs, Parkway garden Chapel, Forest Park. 366-3522. HAIRSTON The friends and relatives of Mr. Thomas Michael Hairston, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth B. Hairston, Mr. and Mrs. Ricky D.

(Sheryl) King, Mr. David Hairston, Norcross, Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Judy) Long, Lawrenceville, 1 Mrs. Ethel Arnold, Dunwoody, Mrs.

Sally Mae Ferguson, Hartwell, Miss Kim Long, Lawrenceville, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Thomas Michael Hairston, Thursday, Jan. 26, at 1 p.m. from Ward's Glenwood Chapel. Rev.

Ronnie W. Gravitt officiating. Interment Laurel Wood Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will assemble at the chapel at 12:45 p.m. Horis A.

Ward, Inc. HARMON Mrs. Ada Hightower Harmon of 1267 Oakland Terrace, S.W., passed January 19, 1978. Funeral arrangements announced later. messages of condolence to 980 Donnelly S.W.

Hanley's Bell St. Funeral Home, 659-1880. HARRIS Mrs. Frances, Harris, of 1159 Coleman the mother of Continued in Next Columa Jan. 25, 1978 11-C FUNERAL NOTICES have made application to the city of Atlanta for a Retail Package, Beer Wine Package license at 1180 Gordon S.W., Beer Wine.

Hearing to be held by the License Review Board Feb. 1, 1978, at 5 p.m., 4th Floor Police Headquarters, 175 Decatur S.E. LeCEDRICK HOLT, Licensee, 1, Lawrence Clarence Palmer representing Beverage City, 5371 Old National made application to the Highway, have Board of Commissioners, Fulton County, Georgia for a retail package liquor, beer and wine License. Hearing to be held in Room 408, Fulton County Administration Building, Wednesday, February 1, 1978, 2:00 p.m. Michael E.

Delk, representing D. D. Bottle Shop, have made application to the Board of Commissioners, Fulton County, for a Retail Wine Malt Beverage License at 4584 Washington Rd. Hearing to be held in Room 408, Fulton County Administration Building, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 1978.

LEGAL NOTICE Bid No. 467-75-02067-1 Notice to: SHEETMETAL FABRICA- NOTICES TORS Sealed bids will be received by the State Purchasing and Supplies Division, 116 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga. 30303, until 1:00 p.m. Feb. 6, 1978 to be opened at hour, for a contract for: the same METAL CLOSURE PANELS FOR LEE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION Bidding documents may be obtained and applications for documents by together certified with deposit on $25.00 per set check or money order made payable to Department of Offender Rehabilitation (no cash is acceptable), and should be filed promptly with Bob Reagan, Senior Purchasing Agent, Department of Administrative Services, Purchasing and Supplies Division, 116 Mitchell Street, room 539, Atlanta, Georgia, 30303, (404) 656-6580.

The full amount of deposit for one set will be refunded to each contractor who returns such bona fide bid and such set in good condition within 30 days after date of opening of bids. Specifications obtainable from the undersigned: BOB REAGAN Senior Purchasing Agent State of Georgia Department of Administrative Services Purchasing and Supplies Division 116 Mitchell Street Atlanta, Ga. 30303 LEGAL NOTICE Bid No. 467-75-02064 Notice to: GENERAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the State Purchasing and Supplies Division, until 116 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga. 30303, 1:00 p.m.

Feb. 15, 1978 to be opened af the same hour, for a contract for: The State of Georgia, Department of Offender Rehabilitation from qualified Irrigation work to be done at Lee Corcontractors, for Sewage Plant and Spray rectional Institute, Leesburg, Georgia. Bid documents are available from: Bob Reagan Dept. of Administrative Services Purchasing Division Room 539 116 Mitchell St. Atlanta, GA 30303 A deposit of $25.00 will be required for each set of plans and specifications.

Deposits should be made Offender payable to "Georgia Department of Rehabilitation." A bid bond in the amount of of the bid price will be required. A performance and payment bond of of contract price will be required of the successful bidder. The full amount of deposit for one set will be refunded to each contractor who returns such bona fide bid and such set in good condition within 30 days after date of opening of bids. Specifications obtainable from the undersigned: BOB REAGAN Senior Purchasing Agent State of Georgia Dept. of Administrative Services Purchasing and Supplies Division 116 Mitchell Street Atlanta, Ga.

30303 G. Lamar Cobb Sr. Services for G. Lamar Cobb 69, a retired sales engineer with Wheatman Barnes will be at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at Spring Hill, burial in Westview Cemetery.

Mr. Cobb was office manager of the Lilburn office of Block at the time of his death. He died Sunday. Mr. Cobb was a member of Delta Sigma Pi fraternity.

Surviving are his widow, the former Jean Burnett of Atlanta; sons, G. Lamar Cobb Jr. and Richard B. Cobb, both of Atlanta; sister, Mrs. Lucy Secor of Tucson, and brothers, Joseph M.

Cobb of Atlanta and John E. Cobb of Arlington, Va. Mrs. McClung Services for Mrs. Jewell Louise McClung of 579-C Burroughs St.

S.E. will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Assembly of God Tabernacle, burial in Westview Cemetery. Mrs. McClung died Sunday.

She was the widow of Byron T. McClung. Mrs. McClung was a native of DeKalb County. Surviving is her sister, Mrs.

Clyde Burrel of Atlanta. LODGE NOTICE The Fifth District School of Instruction will be held this evening at 7:30 at the Atlanta Masonic Temple, H. B. SMITH, CUSTODIAN 1690 I Peachtree St. C.

E. HORNE, Secretary LEGAL NOTICES INVITATION FOR BID Sealed proposals from General Contractors will be received -by the Atlanta Housing Authority's West End Office for repairs and improvements to (1) Residential Properties located at: 323 Grant Park PI. S.E. Specifications may be obtained from the Prolect Office at 662 Peeples Street S.W. Bid opening February 1, 1978, 10:00 a.m.

LEGAL NOTICE BID NO. 427-19-00092-1 Notice to: HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS Sealed bids will be received by the State Purchasing and Supplies Division, 116 Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga. 30303 until 1:00 p.m. Feb. 9, 1978 to be opened at the same hour, for a contract for: Chairs, tables, hospital beds for multigeographic facility at Southwestern State Hospital.

Specifications obtainable from the undersigned: BOB REAGAN, Senior Purchasing Agent State of Georgia Department of Administrative Services Purchasing and Supplies Division 116 Mitchell Street Atlanta, Ga, 30303 CITY OF ATLANTA PUBLIC HEARING ON 1978 CITY BUDGET AND GENERAL REVENUE SHARING The City of Atlanta will hold a public hearing at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, January 30, 1978, in the Council Chambers, Second Floor, City Hall, 68 Mitchell Street, S.W., for the purpose of hearing written oral comment from the public concerning the proposed annual budget for fiscal year 1978 and the use of revenue General revenue sharing (GRS) is a program of general fiscal support from sharing funds as contained in that proposed budget, summarized below. the federal government to state and local governments with only limited federal requirements about how the money should be spent. Decisions on the use of these funds are made at the local level, by the government and people closest to local problems. The revenue sharing regulations require a hearing on the proposed use of these funds in relation to the overall budget before the budget is adopted each vear.

All interested citizens, groups, senior citizens and organizations representingthe interests of senior citizens are encouraged to attend and to submit comments. A copy of this information, the entire Proposed Budget, and additional background materials are available for Public inspection from 8:15 a.m. to 5 o'clock p.m. weekdays at The Budget Research Division, 5th floor, City Hall, at the above address. SUMMARY OF PROPOSED BUDGET CITY OF ATLANTA 1978 Revenue 1978 Estimated Source Receipts Property Taxes 2.

Licenses and Permits 10,002,000 3. Charges for Current Services 11,222,000 5. Revenue from Use of Money and Property 861,000 4. Fines, Forfeitures and Penalties 3,242,000 6. Sales, Recoveries and Grants 6,967,800 95,146,500 7.

Cash Forward from 1977 16,332,606 TOTAL GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS 111,479,106 Revenue Sharing A Entitlement Period 7,514,666 GRAND TOTAL 118,993,772 1978 property tax anticipations for debt service ($17,255,000) and park improvements Expenditures 1978 General Rev. General Fund Total Proposed Sharing Funds Receipts Budget 3,035,083 3,035,983 City Council 513,338 513,338 Criminal Justice Council 180,208 180,208 Courts 1,673,573 1,673,573 Budget and Planning 911,020 911,020 Community Relations Commission 66,279 66,279 Contingent and Grants Finance 2,121,964 2,121,964 Community and Human Development 2,859,731 2,859,731 Environment and Streets 28,065,644 28,064,644 Parks, Libraries and Cultural Affairs 16,721,450 16,721,450 Tax Assessor 1,209,649 1,209,649 Public Safety 36,136,845 18 43,651,511 Totals $7,514,666 $111,479,106 $118,993,772 Includes Office of the Mayor, Bureau of Personnel Operations, Bureau of General Services, Bureau of Labor Relations, Bureau of Purchasing and Real Estate, and Contract Compliance Office. Includes $11,174,953 for pension contributions ($6.9 million) and employee insurance ($4.25 million). Revenue sharing allocation (estimated) for 9th Entitlement Period, October 1, 1977 through September 30, 1978, which is budgeted for firemen's salaries. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL of office this 17th day of January, LARRY DINGLE, Clerk Council Mrs.

Grace Goode Services for Mrs. Grace L. Goode, 63, of 1443 Desoto Ave. S.W. will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Hemperley's Chapel, burial in College Park Cemetery. Mrs. Goode died Tuesday. She was a clerk with Moore's Ice Cream Co. Surviving are her sister, Mrs.

Harry' L. Farmer of Decatur; and brother, Alfred M. Smith- of Atlanta. Mrs. John Davis Obituaries R.R.

McCumber Sr. Services for Ralph R. McCumber 65, retired office manager with the Georgia International Life Insurance will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Turner's Chapel, burial in Melwood Cemetery. Mr.

McCumber died Monday. He was a member of Centerhill Lodge 268 and the National Association of Machine Accountants. Mr. McCumber was committeeman and treasurer of Boy Scout Troop 131 at North Decatur United Methodist Church. He was a Navy veteran of World War II.

Mr. McCumber resided at 728 Willivee Drive in Decatur. Surviving are his widow, the former Lucile Bennett of Decatur; sons, Ralph R. McCumber of Silver Springs, and Alan L. McCumber and Jerry D.

1 McCumber, both of Decatur; and sister, Mrs. Peggy Weiland of Mystic Island, N.J. Mrs. Ardis Stokes S.C. Services for Mrs.

Ardis Bowen Stilwell Stokes of Charleston will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Connelley's Chapel in Charleston. Burial will be in Bethany Cemetery in Charleston. Mrs. Stokes was the wife Dr.

Joseph Jackson Stokes of Atlanta. A native of Charleston, she had lived in Atlanta for years until she moved back Charleston about three years ago. Mrs. Stokes was a registered nurse. Other survivors include her daughter, Mrs.

Lawrence Honig of Chicago, son, J.J. Jr. of Charleston; and mother, Mrs. Charlotte McCants Stilwell of Atlanta. A.

Jeff Jarrett Services for A. Jeff "Papa" Jarrett, 8 83, a retired carpenter, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Lowndes' Chapel, burial in Westview Cemetery. Mr. Jarrett died Monday.

He was a member of John R. Wilkerson Lodge No. 442 Mr. Jarrett resided at 212 Lemon St. in Marietta.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Vance Stewart Jarrett of Marietta; daughter, Mrs. James Clark of Smyrna; sons, E.F. Jarrett of Powder Springs and H.L. Jarrett of Atlanta; sister, Mrs.

Sally Fowler of Adairsville; and brothers, Buck Jarrett of Adairsville and Cliff Jarrett of Cartersville. Hunter, Editor Jack O'Connor Dies At Sea LOS ANGELES (UPI) Jack O'Connor, 76, a journalist, hunter and magazine editor, died Friday aboard a ship returning home from a Hawaiian vacation, his publishing company reported Tuesday. O'Connor was executive editor of Petersen's Hunting magazine at the time of his death but he was known for his numerous and exotic hunting trips over the past 50 years. He wrote 17 books and was shooting editor of Outdoor Life until 1973 when he joined Petersen's. He is survived by his wife, Eleanor; a son, Bradford, and daughters, Catherine Baker and.

Caroline Winshaw. He will be buried in his home town of Lewiston, Idaho. Mrs. Stallings PENSACOLA, Fla. Graveside services for Mrs.

Tommie Lee Stallings of Pensacola will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Westview Cemetery. Mrs. Stallings died Monday. She was the widow of Britt Rodgers Stallings.

Mrs. Stallings was a former resident of Atlanta and a graduate of Wesleyan College. She was a life member of Phi Mu sorority. Surviving are her daughters, Mrs. George Cowan and Mrs.

W.P. Clark, both of Pensacola, and Mrs. W.E. Timmons of West Point, and sister, Mrs. Zoe Dunaway of Los Angeles, Calif.

Joe Jones Sr. Services for Joe T. Jones 75, a retired restaurant cashier, will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Turner's Chapel, burial in Crest Lawn Memorial Park. Mr.

Jones died Monday. He resided at 129 Ponce de Leon Court in Decatur. Mr. Jones was a native of Walton County. Surviving are his widow, the former Thelma Mae Watson of Decatur; daughters, Mrs.

Carroll Sweatman of Forest Park and Miss Gloria Jones of Birmingham, son, Joe T. Jones Jr. of Chamblee; and sister, Mrs. Alvin Watson of Loganville. Martha Skelton Dies At 99; Shop Owner Services for Miss Martha Skelton, 99, of 729 Ashby St.

S.W. will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Cascade Hill. Burial will be at 3 p.m. in Oak Grove Cemetery in Americus.

Miss Skelton was a former buyer with J.P. Allen, Chamberlin Johnson and Muse's. She later owned her own business, Martha Skelton's Dress Shop, which was located in the Doctor's Building in downtown Atlanta for many years. Miss Skelton died Monday, 23 days before her 100th birthday. There are no immediate survivors.

Miss Bonney, Journalist, Dies in Paris PARIS (AP) Therese Bonney, an American journalist, photographer and Paris celebrity, has died of heart failure at the American Hospital here. She was 83. Miss Bonney was a war correspondent and a columnist for the French daily Le Figaro. She founded the first American illustrated press service in Europe, providing texts and photographs to newspapers and magazines. She came to France in 1919 as head of a program to bring French students to the United States in the first intercontinental student exchange program.

She received her Ph.D. in 1921 from the Sorbonne, the 10th American and fourth woman to do so. In 1940 she covered the Finnish war and returned to France in time to cover the Nazi i invasion. She was later involved in missions for the United States, including a secret one in Finland for the Office of Strategic Services. Gun Mishap Kills 'Chicago' Vocalist From Staff and Press Dispatches LOS ANGELES A spokesman for shocked members of the popular rock group Chicago said Tuesday they plan to stay together despite the accidental shooting death of Terry Kath, lead guitarist and vocalist for the band.

"Everybody is really shaken," said Lisa Liberman, assistant to Jeff Wald, who recently became manager of the band which until now had been remarkable in its record of lasting 10 years without the loss of a single member, a rarity in rock music. "The group is going to stick together," Miss Liberman said, "But right now, all the members are in shock and are not ready to make a statement. The death of Terry is a tremendous loss." Kath, 31, who recently returned from a nationwide tour with the eight-member group (which included an October concert at Atlanta's Omni), was at the home of a friend, Don Johnson, one of the group's technicians, ban Woodland Hills "Monday, when he took out a gun thought was unloaded, put it to his head and pulled the trigger. He was killed instantly. "For now, we're listing it as Federal Judge R.

Blake West Is Dead At 49 NEW ORLEANS (AP) U.S. District Court Judge R. Blake West, 49, of New Orleans died en route to a hospital Tuesday after lapsing into a coma at home. 'A spokesman said West apparently died of a ruptured internal artery. West was in court Friday.

His last ruling struck down as unconstitutional a city ordinance regarding the towing away and crushing of abandoned cars. On Monday he notified his office that he was feeling ill and would not be in. He was stricken at about 9:30 Tuesday morning, authorities said. West, prominent in Republican politics, was appointed to the post in 1971 by then-President Richard M. Nixon.

Survivors include his wife and four children. FUNERAL NOTICES ABBOTT Funeral services for Mr. John Arthur Abbott will be held Wednesday, Jan. 25 at 2 p.m. from Lithonia United Methodist Church.

Rev. Gil Watson will officiate. Interment Lithonia City Cemetery. Mann Walden, Lithonia. ARGO Friends and relatives of Mrs.

Nellie M. Argo, Savannah, formerly of Douglasville, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Argo, Douglasville, Mr. and Mrs.

James Argo, Bainbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Luther E. Argo, Mr. and Mrs.

Varon Crew, all of Douglasville, Mr. and Mrs. Lanter Chumley, Garden City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F.

Argo, Bainbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie N. Argo, Duluth, Mr. and Mrs.

Doyal Bearden, Gainesville, grandchildren and great grandchildren are invited to attend of Mrs. Nellie M. Argo, Thursday, Jan. 26, 1978 at 2 p.m. from the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witness, Riley Road, Douglasville with Minister Charles E.

Wagner and Minister Neal Tharp officiating. Remains will be placed in state at 1 p.m. Interment Mt. Carmel J. Cowan Whitley Inc.

AUSTIN Mr. John Thomas Austin of 2009 Stanton Apt. 3, East Point, Ga. Funeral service will be held Thursday, Jan. 26, 1978 at 11:30 a.m.

at Auburn Chapel, with remains lying in state at the chapel. Rev. B. J. Johnson, Jr.

officiating. Interment South View Cemetery. Survivors are wife, Mrs. Jimmie L. Austin; six children, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene AusMs. Betty Austin, Mrs. Vera Couch, Mrs. Virginia Jackson, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph J. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Herman L.

Jackson, seven grandchildren, several greatgrandchildren; sister, Mrs. Donnie Middleton; niece, Mrs. Esper Jewell, and a host of other rela-. tives. All and friends are asked to at the resirelatives, dence at 9:30 a.m.

Haugabrooks Funeral Home. BAITY Mr. Lewis, of Apt. 7 Stewart Atlanta, the son of Mrs. Mattie L.

Baity, passed away Jan. 22, 1978. Funeral announced later. Collier- Fayetteville, 461- 1101. BAKER Mrs.

Warner L. (Iva Lee Thomas) Baker of Marietta died Monday. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the chapel of Mayes Ward, Funeral Home, Marietta. H.

Ruff will officiate. Interment Marietta National Cemetery. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Charles C. (Regina) Smith, Marietta, Mrs.

Frank G. (Margaret) Karthas, Boston, Mrs. Richard G. (June) Read, Atlanta, five sisters, Mrs. Victor (Eva) Bruce, Mrs.

Stanford (Ruby) Troup, Mrs. Harold (Ethel) Pharr, all of Smyrna, Mrs. Estelle Bishop, Jacksonville, Mrs. Robert G. (Ruth) Maulding, McDonough, five grandchildren and one great BLACK Funeral services for Mr.

J. Neville Black Ill will be held Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1978 at one o'clock at Spring Hill. Rev. Chilton F.

Thorington officiating. Interment Westview. As pallbearers: Mr. Dick Donaldson, Mr. Frank Swain, Mr.

John L. (Jack) Jones, Mr. Mike Sims, Mr. Jack Bolling, Mr. Carl Verlander.

H. M. Patterson Son. BLOODWORTH Mrs. Lou Tishie Bloodworth of 805 Hartford PI.

S.W. died Jan. 24, 1978. Survived by daughters, Mrs. H.

B. Gunter, Tunnel Hill, Mrs. L. E. Bohlmann, St.

Louis, sons, Mr. Bennie worth, Smyrna, Mr. Arvel Bloodworth, Stockbridge, sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Cassell, Miss Lilla Ledbetter, Augusta, 12 grandchildren, six great-grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday, Jan.

26 Chattahoochee Baptist Church, 2 p.m. Rev. Ralph Foster Rev. Jimmy Day officiating. Interment Mt.

Bethel churchyard. Remains in state at the residence. A. C. Hemperley Sons.

BOLTON Mrs. Wilma Bolton wife of Mr. Nathan Bolton of 533 So. Evelyn N.W. passed Jan.

23, 1978. Funeral announced Later. Alfonso Dawson Mortuary, 3000 M.L.King, Jr. Dr. S.w." BONE Mrs.

Randall S. (Naomi Morgan) age 94, of 5665 Fessenden Austell, died Tuesday. She is survived by daughters, Mrs. W.0. (Alma) Bowman, Mrs.

C.H. (Lottie) James, Mrs. Bill (Naomi) Wilson, Mrs. J.H.G. (Myrtis) Shelnutt, Austell, Mrs.

Clarence (Gladys) Bullock, Powder Springs, Willard I. Bone, Powder Springs, sister, Mrs. Cora Mae Baxter, Marietta, 13 grandchildren, 23 great -grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services Thursday, 3 p.m. from Powder Springs Baptist Church.

Rev. James O. Crabb, Rev. Harold Withers, Rev. J.E.

Wix officiating, Interment Powder Springs Cemetery. Roy Davis Funeral Home, Austell. Howard L. Carmichael and Sons LINDLER, Mr. Idus Jr.

BETTY GENE DAVIS WHITE COLUMNS 948-0113 chapel 944-8800 Mobleton, Ga Lite Springs, Ge NELMS, Mr. Mitchell C. Funeral Directors J. Austin Dillon Co. 688-4680 Services for: Services for Mrs.

John E. Davis, 63, of 946 Rosedale Road N.E., will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at. Spring Hill. Burial will 2 p.m.

in Taylorsville. Mrs. Davis, a housewife, died Monday. Surviving are her husband, John E. Davis of Atlanta; sons, John E.

Davis Jr. of Calhoun and Maj. Dennis Davis of London, England; sisters, Mrs. Selma Rogers and Mrs. Eunice Dodd, both of Rome; and brothers, Ben O.

Hitchcock of Miami, and Brunell Hitchcock of Rockmart. Barron Sandifer Graveside services for Barron Sandifer, 82, of Atlanta will be at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in Westview Cemetery. Mr. Sandifer, a a a retired foreman with Southern Bell Telephone Telegraph died Tuesday.

He retired from Southern Bell in 1960. Mr. Sandifer was a life member of the Telephone Pioneers Club. Surviving are his sons, J. Richard Sandifer wood and Dwayne Sandifer of Decatur; and sisters, Mrs.

Atha Childs and Mrs. Rosa Bearden, both of Locust Grove. Service Slated For Rail Exec J. Neville Black Services for J. Neville Black III, an executive with Southern Railway, will be at 1 p.m.

Wednesday at Spring Hill, burial in Westview Cemetery. Mr. Black, a member of the Fulton County Grand Jurors Association, died Monday at the age of 63. He resided at 4859 Lake Forrest Drive N.W. Surviving are his widow, the former Ruth Terrell of Atlanta; son, James N.

Black IV of Atlanta; sisters, Mrs. J.B. Adams and Mrs. Dixie Walker, both of Atlanta, and Mrs. F.D.

Pifer of California; and brothers, Robert I. Black and Seymour Black, both of Atlanta, and Richard T. Black of Salt Lake City, Utah. H.L. Sirmans Dies; Directed Lab Research Services for Horace L.

(Doc) Sirmans, 68, southeastern director of clinical research with Winthrop Laboratories, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Turner's Chapel. Burial will be in Floral Hills Memory Gardens. Mr. Sirmans died Monday.

He was a member of East Lake Country Club and Avondale Community Club. A native of Lenox, Mr. Sirmans resided at 51 Lakeshore Drive in Avondale Estates. Surviving are his widow, the former Juanita Fort of Avondale Estates; daughter, Mrs. David Dixon of Cincinnatti, Ohio; son, Dan Sirmans of St.

Louis, and brothers, Charles Sirmans of San Antonio, and Felix Sirmans of Avondale Estates. Memorial plot for two. Only $195. Don't think about it. Do it! There are some things we don't like to think about.

Memorial plots for instance. We don't like to think about them so they become somebody else's problem. And that's not fair. Crestlawn and Sherwood Memorial Parks want to help you be fair. For just $195 they sell you a double burial plot for two, one space.

$10.00 down. $10.00 a month. That's all. So you don't have to think about it. With a down payment of $10.00, leaving balance of $185.00, payable in 18 equal monthly payments of $10.00 and one monthly poyment of $5.00 there is no A.P.R.

(annual percentage rate). The cost of credit is included in the price quoted. Crestlawn Memorial Park, 2000 Marietta Atlanta, Ga. Phone: 478-5001 Sherwood Memorial Park, 6841 Tara Jonesboro, Ga. Mail to: P.O.

Box 20241 Atlanta, Georgia 30325 Gentlemen: Please furnish more information on your pre-need property. -Address. City Zip. Phone LANGFORD, Mr. Ermon L.

Paul T. Doneh0o HAPEVILLE 761-2171 KNIGHT, Mr. Fred MIUS, Mrs. Helen R. Haugabrooks AUSTIN, Mr.

John T. JACKSON, Mr. Jasper L. Hines HOME OF FUNERALS JOHNSON, Mr. Rosezell McKINNIE, Mr.

Marvin A.C.Hemperley Sons Four generations of service 761-2141 BLOODWORTH, Mrs. Lou T. GOODE, Mrs. Grace S. Lowndes MeLane ATLANTA TUCKER JARRETT, Mr.

A. Jeff STALLINGS, Mrs. Tommie L. NORMAN MEDFORD MARIETTA, GA. 427-8447 TOMLINSON, Mr.

Elwood T. CASCADE HILL OGLETHORPE HILL SPRING HILL BLACK, Mr. J.N., Ill COBB, Mr. G. Lamar, Sr.

DAVIS, Mrs. John Sr. LEE, Mrs. Grace LEVERING, Mr. Martin L.

LOW, Judge Parks M. MOORE, Mrs. Homer SANDIFER, Mr. Barron SKELTON, Miss Martha AYES WARD FUNERAL HOME MARIETTA, GA. BAKER, Mrs.

Warner L. LAUBACHER, Mrs. Norma B. J. COWAN WHITLEY CO.

Funeral Home 7034 Broad St. Douglasville, Ga. ARGO, Mrs. Nellie M. Homes Other Funeral Homes an accident," said police investigator Tim Yost.

Kath, who was a gun buff and frequently went target shooting, reportedly brought two guns to Johnson's home for a day of visiting and drinking with friends. After the others had left, the musician began "playing with the guns," according to Yost. Johnson told police that Kath first put an empty caliber pistol to his head and played Russian roulette, pulling the trigger of the empty gun several times. Then he put a clip into a 9 mm automatic and put it to his head. Johnson asked Kath to stop, and the last thing the musician said before he pulled the trigger was: "Don't worry.

It's empty." Kath was one of the founding members of Chicago, the group which, along with Blood, Sweat and Tears, brought the use of a horn section to the forefront of rock music. The band is known for its versatility in playing both rock and jazz. Kath, who was born in the city from which the group took its name, taught himself how to play the banjo, accordion, bass fiddle, drums and finally guitar. ABBOTT, Mr. John A.

BAITY, Mr. Lewis BOLTON, Mrs. Wilma BONE, Mrs. Randall S. BRAGG, Mrs.

Hattie H. BROOM, Mr. George BRUCE, Inf. Douglas A. CRITTENDEN, Mr.

Thomas CRITTENDEN, Mr. Theodore Sr. DOZIER, Mr. George GLASS, Mrs. Annie GOODS, Mr.

Jimmy GRANGER, Mrs. Maude GRANT, Mrs. Helen S. HAIRSTON, Mr. Thomas M.

HARMON, Mrs. Ada H. HARRIS, Mrs. Frances HATCH, Mrs. Roger C.

HILL, Mrs. Bessie HILSMAN, Mr. James C. HOOTEN, Mr. Leon HUBBARD, Mr.

Richard R. JONES, Mr. Joe Sr. JONES, Miss Ruby M. JONES, Mr.

William MANN, Mrs. Lillian M. McCRARY, Mrs. T.A. McCUMBER, Mr.

Ralph Sr. McGINNIS, Mrs. Ethel MILAM, Mr. James S. MITCHELL, Mrs.

E.A. OWENS, Mrs. Lizzie PARTRIDGE, Mrs. Mattie PATE, Mr. Albert W.

PERRYMAN, Mr. Mesola, Sr. PRUETTE, Mr. Roy H. ROBINSON, Little Joseph, Jr.

SEAGRAVES, Mr. Leo V. SIMPSON, Mrs. Sharon SETTLE, Mrs. E.C.

SMITH, Mrs. Bertha K. STREETMAN, Mr. H.G. THOMAS, Rev.

E.D. TYLER, Mr. Cottrell, Sr. WALKER, Mr. Bennie WALKER, Mr.

Charlie WASHBURN, Mr. Joel WATERS, Mr. Joseph WHEAT, Mr. Henry WHEELER, Master Rodney A. Mr.

Raymond Harris Mr. Eddie Harris and Mrs. Evelyn Taylor passed away January 24, 1978. Funeral announced later. Sellers McDaniel St.

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