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12-C Atlanta lournal and CONSTITUTION SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1971 OBITUARIES DAILY WEATHER MAP i i Mrs. Lyda Sue Hall, Taught at Oglethorpe NOTHING BUT GRASS SAN DIEGO (UPI) A Philadelphia woman arrested on marijuana possession charges was freed after the 117 pounds of grass she and a companion bought for $10,000 turned out to be alfalfa, police said. Narcotics officers said Helen Anne Lynch, 21, a student, was released after i investigators determined the neatly wrapped bricks seized at a Greyhound bus depot were alfalfa. Investigators said the couple bought the alfalfa for $10,000 in San Diego believing it was marijuana and planned to return to Philadelphia with it. Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S.

Dept. of Commerce Jewell Miltze, Mrs. Jeanne Healon, Mrs. Louise Cook of Atlanta; a brother, Hewell L. 1 Henderson of Atlanta; and nieces and nephews.

Billy Joe Allen Funeral for Billy Joe Allen, 45, of Atlanta, will be held Monday at 1 p.m. in Jennings Funeral Home, Rome. Burial will be in Beech Creek Ceme- tery, Rome. Allen, who died Friday, re- sided in Rome before moving to Atlanta. He formerly was employed as a tractor-trailer truck driver.

Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Becky 0Bryant of Atlanta and Mrs. Sarah Conwell of Columbus; sons, Skipper and Terry Wallace of Atlanta; sisters, Mrs. Anthony Kr ess-man and Mrs. John Adams of Calhoun.

WW (((''80 Shown ETiTO 90 100 Snow ,90 Flurries 7 Figures Show High Temperatures Expected For Daytime Sunday belated Precipitation Net Indicated Consult local Forecast uuv. Local Weather to save on pictures Rainfall In past 24 hours 00 Total rainfall since first of month 1.20 Excess-Deficiency since first of month Total rainfall since January 1 26.27 Excess-Deiiciency since JanuaryJ ieh year ao' today 84 63 Mean temperature In past 24 hours 78 (which was 1 degrees above normal) Chicago and Jerry Burel of Thomaston; mother, MrsL Lora Gower of. Buford; a sister, Mrs. Price Kimbro of Buford; brothers, Grover, Louie, and Journey Gower of Buford, and four grandchildren and a number of nieces and Homer Cheshire Funeral for Homer Lee Cheshire, 63, 3003 West Rox-boro Road NE, will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in Sardis United 1 Church Cemetery with the Rev.

Charles Thomas officiating. Chshire, who died Friday, was a retired mechanic at the Atlanta Naval Air Station, when it was in Chamblee. He was born in Atlanta and was an Army veteran of World War II. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Clara Cheshire of Atlanta; sisters, Mrs.

Todd Lid dell of Atlanta and Mrs. R.L, Roberts of Anniston, brothers, John H. Cheshire of Atlanta and Harold M. Cheshire of Smyrna; and several nieces and nephews. Ollie Coffman Funeral for Ollie L.

Coffman, 66, of 75 Heron Lane, Key Largo, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of A.S. Turner Sons Funeral Home, with the Rev. Roy Gamling and the Rev. Neal Windom officiating.

Burial will be in Mellwood Cemetery. Coffman, who died Friday at his home, was a member of Tucker Lodge 42 He was a member of First Methodist Church, Tucker, and Tucker Shrine Club. Coffman, a veteran of World War was a retired building contractor. Surviving are the widow; a son, Jon M. Coffman of Tucker; a sister, Mrs.

Lola Grubbs of Fairclay, S.C., and two grandchildren. Leland A. Fuller Funeral for Leland A. Fuller, 70, 320 Pike Lawrenceville, will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Lindsey Son Funeral Home in Denni-son, Ohio, with the Rev.

Scott George officiating. Burial will be in Union Cemetery inUhr-ichsville, Ohio. Fuller, who died Friday, was retired from Pennsylvania Railroad as an air brake instructor. Surviving is the widow, Irma Scott Fuller; a daughter, Mrs. Gris Stanley of Lawrenceville; a son, James E.

Fuller of Pittsburgh, brothers, Robert Fuller of De-nnison, Ohio, and Edward D. Fuller of Dayton, Ohio; and four grandchildren. J. W. Henderson Graveside services for James W.

Henderson, 49, 1120 Portland Ave SE, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Rock Baptist Church Cemetery. Henderson died Thursday. Surviving are the widow; sisters, Mrs. Sara Starrett, Mrs.

Mary McCarron, Mrs. H. I. 67 62 64 S7 57 75 Akins, all of Atlanta; seven grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Staff Sgt.

Anding Rosary for Staff Sgt (ret.) Sheldon M. Anding, U.S. Army, of Columbus, formerly of Atlanta, will be said Sunday at 8 p.m. in Cascade Hill with the Rev. Michael McKeever officiating.

Mass will be said Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Anthony, Roman Catholic Church with Rev. McKeever officiating. Burial will be in Westview Cemetery.

Anding died Friday in Columbus. Surviving are a son, Sheldon Michael Anding of Jonesboro; mother, Mrs. Sheldon W. Anding of College Park; a sister, Mrs. Robert E.

Cline of Decatur; brothers, William G. Anding of College Park, JohnT. Anding of Fairburn and Joseph D. Anding of Washington, Crossing, Pa. Tom R.

Brooke Funeral for Tom R. Brooke, 87, 146 17th St. NE, will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. in Patterson's Spring Hill Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert W.

Bevis officiating. Burial will be in Westview Cemetery. Brooke died Friday. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church and, before retirement, was sales representative in Atlanta for French Oil Mill Machinery an Ohio-based firm. The Ringgold native lived in Ansley Park since the 1920s.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. D. N. Sundt of Newark, sons, Russell J. and Dr.

Marion M. Brooke, and a brother, Gordon B. Brooke, all of Atlanta; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Rilla Burel Funeral for Mrs.

Rilla Gower Burel, 52, 205 Chestnut Lawrenceville, will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in Duncan Creek Congregational Church with the Rev. Millard Sims and the Rev. W. H.

Tal-ley officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Burel, who died Friday, was a member of Duncan Creek Congregational Church. She was retired from Fawn and frames go diractl Mis th middl man with hit fancy thrills and fanciest prices.

Com to From Circus and si tho greatest from and picture show in town. So th world's largest collection of frames, mouldings, picture and mirrors ever shown under one roof. Continuous performances) daily by skilled craftsman who can frame and mat your picture in minutes right before, your eyes. Open seven days a week at two convenient locations. OPEN DAILY 10 to 6 OPEN SUNDAY 12 to 6 Frame Circus Tfie pace of frames frames 590 Greenwood Ave.

N.E. Off Monroe Drive 872-1924 Headland Delowe Shopping Center East Point 767-6493 Funeral for Retired educator Mrs. Lyda Sue B.Hall of 1187 Floyd Covington, will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. in the chapel of Caldwell Cowan Funeral Home with the Rev. J.

Sanford McDonald officiating. Burial will be in Covington City Cemetery. Mrs. Hall, who died Friday, was a chemistry and physics professor at Oglethorpe University (now Oglethorpe College). She held the same post at, Brenau College in Gainesville, and she was dean of Kirby-Smith School of Jacksonville, Fla.

She was a native at Covington and a member of the Association of University Women and State, Local and National Deans Association and Florida State Education Association. She also was president of the Duvall County (Fla.) Education Association. Mrs. Hall was a regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Katherine Livingston Chapter of Jacksonville, and the Sergeant Newton Chapter of Covington. She was a member and historian of the Georgia branch of the Huguenot Society and was president of Children of the American Revolution in Covington.

Mrs. Hall attended State Normal School in Athens for two years and got a scholarship to Brenau College where she received her A. B. and master's degrees. She did graduate work at Emory University and the University of Tennessee and studied violin and voice at Wesleyan College In Macon, Breanau, University of Tennessee, the Atlanta Conservatory of Music and the Jacksonville, Conservatory of Music.

Mrs. Hall was a member of First United Methodist Church in Covington where she had taught Sunday School. Surviving are a son, John H. Hall of Tucker; brother, Herbert Bower of Covington and three grandchildren. George W.

Akins Funeral for George W. Akins, 88, 4154 Sweetbriar Lane, Forest Park, will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. in the chapel of Howard L. Carmi- chael's with the Rev. A.

C. Collins officiating. Burial will be in College Park Cemetery. Akins died Friday. Surviving are the widow, the former Eula Harris; daughters, Mrs.

C. E. Teate, of Sergeant, Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mrs. Jewell Croswhite, and Raymond Akins, a brother, Henry Forecast By States GEORGIA: Fair to partly cloudy Sunday with widely scattered afternoon and early evening thundershowers.

Warm day and mild night. ALABAMA: Clear to partly cloudy and a little wanner RUDY YORK MEMORIAL IS SOUGHT CARTERSVILLE, Ga. -A memorial fund for renaming Atco Field here the "Rudy York Memorial Field" has been started at two banks. York, former major league baseball player, lived here until his death last year. Also being sought are signatures on petitions requesting the mayor and board of aldermen to rename the city park.

through Sunday. Widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Highs 87 to 94. Lows 67 to 74. FLORIDA: Partiy cloudy to occasionally cloudy Sunday with scattered thundershowers more numerous during the afternoon and evening hours.

Afternoon highs 86 to 93. Low upper 70s Keys and 68 to 74 elsewhere. NORTH CAROLINA: Clear to partly coludy and warmer through Sunday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs Sunday upper 80s to mid 90s. SOUTH CAROLINA: Mostly sunny and warmer Sunday with isolated afternoon showers mostly near coast and in mountains.

Lows lower 60s mountains to 70 beaches. Highs in the 90s. TENNESSEE: Fair to partly cloudy warm and humid through Sunday. Widely scattered thunder-showers over state. Highs mid 80s to low 90s.

Lows low 60s to low 70s. 2.08 Atlanta 88 Augusta 89 Birmingham 91 Bismarck 82 Boston 83 BrownviUe 92 Bulialo 75 Charleston 83 Charlotte 89 Chatannooga 92 Chicago 90 Cincinnati 84 Cleveland 82 Denver 77 Des Moines 91 Detroit 85 El Paso 91 Ft. Worth 93 Indianapolis 85 -Jackson 94 'Jacksonville 85 Kansas City 89 Little Rock 95 Los Angeles 72 Louisville 86 Macon 92 Memphis 94 Miami 84 Paul 89 Montgomery 90 Nashville 88 New Orleans 91 New York 85 Omaha 88 Oklahoma City 92 Philadelphia 86 ittsburgh 74 Phoenix 97 Portland Orgeoa 64 Reno 80 Richmond 85 St Louis 90 San. Francisco 53 Savannah 89 Seattle 65 Tampa 86 Washington 82 Highest temperature 10 61 65 66 68 67 If 70 66 67 65 68 74 71 61 68 65 76 74 65 68 66 70 65 65 64 65 49 40 65 66 51 69 50 72 past ,08 1.00 X. nours.

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